#vice
- Catweasel Mk4 toolA PCI card by Individual Computers — a floppy controller for Amiga and C64 disks with a digital-joystick port — that also carries two sid sockets , so a PC can play .sid files through a real 6581 and a real 8580 and …
- chipmusic.org — C64 Music for Dummies (ant1's SID-Wizard 1.0 tutorial, 2012) summaryA forum tutorial that takes a complete beginner from starting sid-wizard 1.0 (released 2012, on SourceForge) to an exported .sid , by making three instruments, a pattern, an orderlist and a SID-Maker export; updated the …
- electro·pizza — defMON, VICE, and the Pocket CHIP (2019) summaryA 2019-07-29 blog post by Ryan Oles documenting, step by step, how he set up vice on a Pocket CHIP (a small Debian-based handheld with a keyboard) to practice defmon without dedicating desk space to a real commodore-64 …
- Lemon64: SID-Wizard instrument recommendations? (2021) summaryA thin thread. The opening question — do you use, tweak or make sid-wizard 's example instruments, and what are your tips? — got no answer at all; the only instrument in it, a bass drum, was posted as an image that the …
- SIDin #1 — Ripping a game: Dig Dug (Stefano Tognon, 2002) summaryTognon's walkthrough of turning a 1984 cartridge game into a PSID the hard way — "disassemble the game and give a source for the rip" — followed by his commented source of the Dig Dug music routine, an interpreter of …
- SIDin #12 — Ripping Trivia Arcade (Stefano Tognon, 2008) summaryA worked example of turning game music into a .sid file when the player does not follow the init/play convention: the music of The Trivia Arcade sits in a separate file, has three entry points, and runs four times per …
- SIDin #9 — Catweasel Mk4 follow-up: driver, hardware buffer, two 6581s and the filter (Stefano Tognon, 2006) summaryTognon's second article on the catweasel Mk4 — a PCI card with two sid sockets — after the first one ended with "horrible" sound. He finds and patches a timing bug in Simon White's Linux driver, explains what the card's …
- SIDin #9 — Nata (Stephan Parth) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2006) summaryTognon's interview with nata , "a very young and active Italian composer" who started SID music in 2003 and composes in goattracker — a portrait of the mid-2000s cross-composing scener: GoatTracker 2.2 with reSID …