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CheeseCutter 2.11R Hypercut [2026]

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Released by :
arch0N

Release Date :

25 July 2026

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

| User rating: | 10/10 (8 votes) See votestatistics

Credits :

| Code | .... | Abaddon of Artline Designs

| | | arch0N

Download :

| https://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/281846/CheeseCutter-2.11R-Windows-x64.zip (downloads: 172)

| https://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/281845/CheeseCutter-2.11R-source.zip (downloads: 65)

| https://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/281847/CheeseCutter-2.11R-macOS-unsigned.zip (downloads: 44)

Look for downloads on external sites:

Pokefinder.org

User Comment
Submitted by arch0N on 7 August 2026
| Thanks SURFiNG :)

Spotted a few bugs that I'm fixing for the next update, like range selection in the table and some other small annoyances.

Also added a font selector with 5 fonts to choose from, including the original Cheesecutter font, directly inside the app. Pattern numbers are now shown inside the tracks too (enable/disable). Raster time meter (enable/disable). There's also a new Waterfall display while composing/playing live, plus a bunch of smaller tweaks. Stay tuned :)

User Comment
Submitted by SURFiNG on 7 August 2026
| fantastic stuff !

User Comment
Submitted by arch0N on 26 July 2026
| @Dr. Voice: Hehe, funny enough I never liked the original font much either :) Some chars, especially “M”, looked like they were bleeding into each other.

The font is easy to hack: I included a little browser-based PSF editor at src/font/psf_font_editor_v2.html. Load/edit/save the PSF and rebuild with the included Makefiles.

USBSID-Pico would be cool, but that’s a bigger one. Proper USB buffering and rock-solid playback timing means it’s definitely not a quick afternoon hack :)

User Comment
Submitted by Dr.Voice on 26 July 2026
| Very nice! Been playing around with it since yesterday and it seems much more comfortable to use than the original CC. Not really a fan of the font, but I guess it can be changed pretty easily(?). USBSID-Pico support would be awesome, but that's beyond my knowledge.

User Comment
Submitted by Isildur on 25 July 2026
| @Arch0N, thanks, ctrl+f9 did the job.

On upper timeline small pattern numbers would be nice. You also fixed multispeed buffer overrun, great! :D

User Comment
Submitted by Mythus on 25 July 2026
| Nice, have to give it a try sometime! :)

User Comment
Submitted by arch0N on 25 July 2026
| Thanks Isildur! If you mean the quick-help text, press Alt+H to hide it (Option+H on macOS).

Ctrl+F9 switches the upper-right display between the oscilloscope and SID register view (Command+F9 on macOS), but does not hide it.

The Track Overview/timeline strip across the top is part of the Hypercut interface and cannot be turned off.

User Comment
Submitted by Isildur on 25 July 2026
| Very nice, but how to turn off upper side of the screen? It's too annoying during composing.

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