#players
- HVMEC — High Voltage Music Engines Collection publicationStefano Tognon's collection of the C64 music-making programs — editors, trackers and their player routines, with binaries, sources, documentation, examples and credits — started in 2003–04 alongside his …
- SIDId toolLasse Öörni's player-identification tool: sidid.cfg holds byte-pattern signatures for about 1 300 named C64 players and editors, and sidid.nfo a note per entry with author, release year and a CSDb reference — which is …
- SIDId (cadaver/sidid): the player-signature list and its notes summaryThe tool HVSC and DeepSID use to say which player a SID file runs in. Its config is a list of byte patterns per player name; its .nfo is a terse who-wrote-what with release years and CSDb links — the most compact …
- SIDin #5 — High Voltage Music Engines Collection (Stefano Tognon, 2004) summaryTognon announces hvmec , his collection of the C64 music-making programs themselves — editors, trackers and their player routines, with binaries, sources, documentation, examples and credits — as a companion to hvsc and …
- The Brief History of SID — Jan Harries (SIDwave), Vandalism News #64 (2015) summaryA scener's memoir of C64 music from 1982 to the 2010s, written by a ripper who says he has "seen many players, 5600+ to be exact" — opinionated, sometimes score-settling, but full of first-hand claims about who wrote …
- TW #103 — Interview with Mikmak (Behemoth) summaryBehemoth's "first contribution to Trax-Weekly as a staffer": an IRC interview with mikmak , author of the MikMod and MikIT module players — chosen because "most people know only him by name, but not too many know about …
- TW #51 — How to listen to tracked music (mrdata) summaryA joke article ("prepare yourself well, they may be costly") whose incidental facts are the useful part: which players people used in March 1996 and what a listener did with them.