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| collection | path | origin | fetched | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SID-Wizard 1.8 user manual | raw/sid-wizard/SID-Wizard-1.8-UserManual.txt | local copy of ~/m64/space_64/SID-Wizard-1.8/manuals/SID-Wizard-1.8-UserManual.txt (SID-Wizard 1.8 distribution, Hermit / Mihaly Horvath, 2018) | 2026-08-30 | TXT version of the manual, 676 lines; PDF/longer 1.4 manual not included |
| 0 3 7 lab | raw/037-lab/037-lab-techniques-and-theory.md, raw/037-lab/README.md | mechanical extract from ../037-lab/037-lab.html (commit 92cee05b, 2026-08-27), the wiki owner's own music-theory app | 2026-08-30 | prose cards + data tables converted HTML→Markdown; nothing rewritten |
| TraxWeekly archive | raw/traxweekly/TRAXWEEK.001 … .119, TRAXWEEK.07A, TW.025, TW-ART1.TXT … TW-ART7.TXT (ASCII-art logo files, not articles), archive-index.txt (stripped text of the archive's index page with issue dates) | https://resources.openmpt.org/traxweekly/ (mirror at OpenMPT.org of the 1995–1998 tracker-scene newsletter) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim text files, ~30–100 KB each, mixed content (news, tips, interviews, reviews, group columns); ingest per article, see inbox/traxweekly-toc.md |
| LSDj manual | raw/lsdj/LSDj_9_2_6.pdf, raw/lsdj/LSDj_9_2_6.txt | https://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest/documentation/LSDj_9_2_6.pdf (Johan Kotlinski, 2021-05-09, v9.2.6) | 2026-08-30 | 79 pages; .txt is a PDFKit text extract with ===== page N ===== markers; figures (screens, tables in chapter 2/3) are not in the text |
| DUET README | raw/duet/README.md | local repo ~/m64/space_64/duetracker (commit 85155dd, 2026-08-28), the owner's own tracker | 2026-08-30 | basics only; the repo's docs/ folder is not ingested |
| Impulse Tracker docs | raw/impulse-tracker/IT.TXT, HINTS.TXT, ITTECH.TXT (+ *-utf8.txt copies, CP437→UTF-8, LF) | the owner's download in ~/space/docs (files dated 1997-10/12; Jeffrey Lim / Pulse and hint contributors) | 2026-08-30 | manual and hints ingested in full; ITTECH only at semantic level (byte layouts stay in raw) |
| GoatTracker 2 readme | raw/goattracker/goattracker-2.72-readme.txt (+ -utf8.txt copy, Latin-1→UTF-8) | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leafo/goattracker2/master/readme.txt (mirror of the GoatTracker v2.72 distribution readme by Lasse Öörni, GPL) | 2026-08-30 | 1868 lines; the manual of the editor: keys, song/pattern/instrument/table data, playback details, tips, utilities, playroutine options, file formats, version history |
| Lemon64 hard-restart threads | raw/lemon64/sid-and-adsr-retriggering-t26968.txt, raw/lemon64/hard-restart-whats-the-story-p659158.txt | https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26968 (2008, 4 posts) and https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=659158 (2015, 6 posts), Lemon64 forum | 2026-08-30 | post text extracted from the HTML with author and timestamp per post; forum posts, quote sparingly |
| Chordian: Composing in SID Factory II, part 4 | raw/chordian/composing-in-sid-factory-ii-part-4-instruments.txt | https://blog.chordian.net/2022/08/27/composing-in-sid-factory-ii-part-4-instruments/ (Jens / Chordian, 2022-08-27) | 2026-08-30 | article text extracted from HTML, comments omitted; parts 1–3 of the series not fetched; audio examples and screenshots not included |
| Newman, "Driving the SID chip" | raw/gamejournal/newman-2017-driving-the-sid-chip.txt | https://www.gamejournal.it/driving-the-sid-chip-assembly-language-composition-and-sound-design-for-the-c64/ (James Newman, G|A|M|E journal 6/2017, CC BY-NC 4.0) | 2026-08-30 | full article text with references; figures (waveform displays) not included |
| Creating Chiptunes with SID-Wizard, 2nd ed. | raw/sid-wizard/Creating-Chiptunes-with-SID-Wizard-2nd-edition.pdf, raw/sid-wizard/Creating-Chiptunes-with-SID-Wizard-2nd-edition.txt | the owner's local copy in ~/Downloads/SID-Wizard-1.7/manuals/ (Mikael Norrgård / WitchMaster and Mihaly Horvath / Hermit, document version 1.0, 2014-02-11, written for SID-Wizard 1.6; first edition on CSDb release 112754) | 2026-08-30 | 75 pages; .txt is a PDFKit extract (tools/pdf-to-text.swift) with ===== page N ===== markers; pictures (screens, ADSR diagram) not in the text; appendix tables extracted as plain rows |
| Pan Docs, audio section | raw/pandocs/Audio.md, Audio_Registers.md, Audio_details.md (+ README.md provenance note) | https://github.com/gbdev/pandocs — src/Audio*.md on master (head fe246067, 2026-06-09; files last changed 2025-06-30 / 2025-10-17 / 2025-07-03), rendered at https://gbdev.io/pandocs/Audio.html, Audio_Registers.html, Audio_details.html; gbdev community, CC0 1.0 | 2026-08-30 | verbatim mdBook Markdown; {{#include}} diagrams and {{#bits}} register figures not included; the community Game Boy hardware reference, audio chapter only |
| Intense Tech with Defense Mech (6 articles) | raw/intense-tech/09-lets-table-this-discussion.md, 10-get-your-kicks-with-version-6-part-1.md, 11-kicks-part-2-kick-heaven-in-version-7.md, 13-interview-with-lsdj-developer-johan-kotlinski.md, 17-the-joys-of-noise.md, 18-adsr-makes-life-easier.md | https://defensemech.com/intense-tech/en/<NN-slug>.md.html — Defense Mechanism's LSDj tutorial series, articles dated 2019-07-23 … 2020-11-29, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 | 2026-08-30 | Markdeep body of each page with a header line; HTML head, footer script and media (mp4/png) not included; the other 16 articles of the series are not fetched |
| Intense Tech with Defense Mech (4 more articles) | raw/intense-tech/01-lsdj-wave-synth-deep-dive-part-1.md, 02-lsdj-wave-synth-deep-dive-part-2.md, 06-groovy-groove-and-tick-tricks-part-1.md, 07-groovy-groove-and-tick-tricks-part-2.md | https://defensemech.com/intense-tech/en/<NN-slug>.md.html — Defense Mechanism, 2018-10-11, 2018-11-08, 2019-04-11, 2019-05-21; CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 | 2026-08-30 | as the row above: Markdeep body with a header line, media not included |
| Getting started with LSDj with Infu | raw/infu/getting-started-with-lsdj-infu.txt, raw/infu/lsdj-mini-guide-captions.txt | https://learnlsdj.github.io/ (Infu; redesign by Torsten Hansson; single-page course, undated, written for LSDj 9.2.A dev while 8.5.1 was stable; CC BY-NC 4.0) | 2026-08-30 | text extracted from the HTML with image captions; the picture-only mini-guide (page2) is captions only |
| chipmusic.org LSDj threads | raw/chipmusic/lsdj-faq-t543.txt (85 posts, 2010–2011), lsdj-advanced-tricks-t8992.txt (28, 2012–2013), lsdj-complete-drum-kit-on-noise-channel-t15681.txt (16, 2014), noise-snare-t15443.txt (16, 2014), learning-tables-t16432.txt (17, 2015), lsdj-chord-cheat-sheet-t15949.txt (27, 2015), kotlinski-lost-interview-2014-t16194.txt (8, 2015; interview by Tom Jones for Devise Magazine, 2014-06-19), interview-with-johan-kotlinski-t6612.txt (12, 2012) | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/<id>/ (ChipMusic.org forums, Nintendo Handhelds and General Discussion) | 2026-08-30 | fetched with a browser user agent (the site blocks plain fetchers); post text with author and timestamp extracted from the HTML, quotes marked; images, signatures and avatars not included; forum posts — quote sparingly |
| OpenMPT manual (14 chapters) | raw/openmpt-manual/*.wiki (+ README.md) | https://wiki.openmpt.org/Manual:_… fetched as raw wikitext (?action=raw); OpenMPT Wiki, CC BY-SA 3.0 | 2026-08-30 | Effect Reference, Module formats, Compatible Playback, Zxx Macros, About, Instruments, Samples, Song Properties (+ Tempo Swing) ingested; Patterns, General, Basics, Setup, Note Properties kept for reference; ~75 further manual pages not fetched |
| Scream Tracker 3 docs | raw/scream-tracker-3/ST3-manual.txt (+ -utf8.txt), TECH.DOC (+ TECH-utf8.txt), README.md | ST3.DOC (Kalle Kaivola / Edge, 1994) from http://www.textfiles.com/computers/DOCUMENTATION/st3.txt; TECH.DOC (ST 3.20 file formats, Future Crew) from https://github.com/reznet/S3MParser; freeware | 2026-08-30 | CP437 originals with UTF-8 siblings; the manual is complete (1262 lines), TECH.DOC is the official S3M spec |
| FastTracker 2 manual | raw/fasttracker-2/FT2-manual-v2.08.txt, README.md | https://archive.org/details/FastTrackerIIManual — FastTracker v2.08 Manual (Urban Jonsson / UWP, 1996), DjVu OCR text | 2026-08-30 | OCR errors present; FT2.DOC itself not found |
| ProTracker docs | raw/protracker/PT2.3.ReadMe!, PT2.3A.txt, PT2.3.Update!, PT2.3B-ReadMe, PTEffects.txt, PTFileFormat.txt, pt_versions.txt, PT2.3D-helpfile-echolevel.md, README.md | cmatsuoka/tracker-history (reference/amiga/protracker) and echolevel/Protracker-2.3D-Helpfile-Manual on GitHub; ProTracker is Public Domain | 2026-08-30 | the 2.3d built-in help (edited by echolevel, 2019) is the main text; effect list and file format from the 2.0A docs by Lars Hamre |
| tracker-history notes | raw/tracker-history/protracker.txt, fasttracker.txt, screamtracker.txt, impulsetracker.txt, schism.txt, openmpt.txt, README.md | https://github.com/cmatsuoka/tracker-history (Claudio Matsuoka) | 2026-08-30 | release lineage with dates and evidence comments; estimates marked in the files |
| Schism Tracker wiki and docs | raw/schism-tracker/wiki-*.md, README-repo.md, docs-configuration.md, README.md | https://github.com/schismtracker/schismtracker (wiki + repo; GPL program, wiki unlicensed) | 2026-08-30 | project description, IT background, FAQ, links, player abuse tests (not summarised), hidden config options |
| C64 Programmer's Reference Guide, ch. 4 | raw/c64-prg/chapter-4-programming-sound-and-music.txt | https://www.devili.iki.fi/Computers/Commodore/C64/Programmers_Reference/Chapter_4/page_184.html … page_208.html (HTML transcription by Sami Rautiainen of the 1982 Commodore/Sams book, pages 183–208) | 2026-08-30 | tags stripped, program listings and tables kept; page 188 (figure) absent on the site; Appendix O is not transcribed there — see the 6581 datasheet row |
| MOS 6581 SID datasheet | raw/mos-6581-datasheet/mos_6581_sid.pdf, mos_6581_sid.txt | http://archive.6502.org/datasheets/mos_6581_sid.pdf (Commodore Semiconductor Group datasheet, 12 pages; the text the Programmer's Reference Guide reprints as Appendix O) | 2026-08-30 | scanned PDF with a text layer; .txt is a PDFKit extract (tools/pdf-to-text.swift), OCR noise in the register table (e.g. OC, DCYO) and in Table 2's hex column; the envelope rate table (Table 2, text page 5) is otherwise readable |
| HVSC SID file format | raw/hvsc/SID_file_format.txt | https://www.hvsc.c64.org/download/C64Music/DOCUMENTS/SID_file_format.txt (High Voltage SID Collection DOCUMENTS folder; Michael Schwendt, Simon White, Dag Lem, Wilfred Bos; document by LaLa) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim text; PSID v1–v4 and RSID header layout |
| Walleij, "A SID player routine" | raw/walleij/sid-player-routine-sidmidi.txt, sidmidi.html | https://www.df.lth.se/~triad/krad/sidmidi.html (Linus Walleij / Triad, undated, written for Michael Kleps) | 2026-08-30 | .txt has tags stripped (a few pseudo-code lines — the channel-loop header and the waveform-macro write — were lost to the stripping); sidmidi.html is the page as fetched, verbatim |
| chipmusic.org: C64 Music for Dummies | raw/chipmusic/c64-music-for-dummies-t8104.txt | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/8104/c64-music-for-dummies-c64-tutorial/ (3 pages, 40 posts, ant1 and others, 2012-08-14 onwards) | 2026-08-30 | fetched with a browser user agent; post text with number, date and author; page-footer/script text is appended to the last post of each page (16, 32, 40) — extraction artefact; forum posts — quote sparingly |
| Charts and Tables for SID-Wizard 1.6 | raw/sid-wizard/Charts-and-Tables-for-SID-Wizard-1.6.pdf, .txt | the owner's local copy in ~/Downloads/SID-Wizard-1.7/manuals/ (document version 1.0; the only byline is "Mikael Norrgård 2012 (witchmastercreations.com)" on the conversion-table page; file dated 2014-02-14, 15 pages) | 2026-08-30 | .txt is a PDFKit extract with ===== page N ===== markers; tables come out as rows of values |
| Intense Tech with Defense Mech (the remaining 12 pages) | raw/intense-tech/03-dont-sleep-on-z-feat-hypnogram.md, 04-manage-your-lsdj-save-files-with-liblsdj.md, 05-lsdj-wave-cruncher-instrument-library.md, 08-dotcnts-lsdj-wave-cruncher.md, 12-scoping-out-new-features.md, 14-lets-appreciate-version-8.md, 15-lets-mix-it-up-and-down.md, 16-so-you-want-a-cartridge-family.md, 19-new-noise-and-910-news.md, 20-lsdpatch.md, 21-lsdj92.md, 22-wave-tech.md | https://defensemech.com/intense-tech/en/<NN-slug>.md.html — Defense Mechanism, 2018-12-13 … 2021-08-29 (03 after a 2016 post by Hypnogram, used with permission; 16 carries a 2024 update); CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 | 2026-08-30 | as the rows above (Markdeep body with a header line, media not included); 19 keeps the page's inline noise-converter table and script (the old→new noise mapping lives in its JavaScript arrays); 22 Advanced Wave Tech is an unlisted, unfinished outline ("Posted 2021", no body) kept for completeness and not summarised. The series index lists 21 articles |
| Sabrepulse, Getting started with LSDJ tutorial | raw/sabrepulse/sabrepulse-getting-started-with-lsdj.txt | https://www.adventurekid.se/akrt/glossary/lsdj/sabrepulses-getting-started-little-sound-dj/ — Adventure Kid's mirror of a beginner tutorial from sabrepulse.com (offline); undated, written for an LSDj with the ENVELOPE field (pre-8.1), no license stated | 2026-08-30 | text extracted from the WordPress page; the mirror keeps no images; the "LSDJ wiki" link the kick section refers to is plain text |
| Lemon64: learning SID sound design; SID-Wizard instruments | raw/lemon64/how-does-one-learn-sid-sound-design-t75723.txt, raw/lemon64/sid-wizard-instrument-recommendations-t78601.txt | https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=75723 (2020-08-17, 13 posts, incl. Lasse Öörni and Tobias) and https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=78601 (2021-10-13 … 2021-12-05, 7 posts, MeneerJansen and ziopeppe), Lemon64 forum | 2026-08-30 | post text extracted from the HTML with author and timestamp per post; the TR-808-style bass-drum instrument in the second thread was posted as an image and is not in the text; forum posts, quote sparingly |
| chipmusic.org SID threads | raw/chipmusic/typical-c64-sid-sounds-instruments-t16010.txt (12 posts, 2015-02-04/05, started by Murenius), raw/chipmusic/sid-music-hints-n-tips-t10841.txt (19 posts, 2013-04-14 … 2013-07-06, started by 4mat) | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/16010/what-are-the-typical-c64sid-soundsinstruments/ and https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/10841/sid-music-hintsntips/ (+ /page/2/), ChipMusic.org forums | 2026-08-30 | fetched with a browser user agent; post text with number, date and author, quotes marked >; images, signatures and avatars not included; forum posts — quote sparingly |
| Furnace tracker, C64 docs | raw/furnace/7-systems-c64.md, raw/furnace/4-instrument-c64.md, README.md | https://github.com/tildearrow/furnace — doc/7-systems/c64.md (commit 6158c37aaf, 2025-03-23) and doc/4-instrument/c64.md (commit 0b0e6d5e13, 2024-09-14); tildearrow and contributors; GPL-2.0 repository | 2026-08-30 | verbatim Markdown; not a focus tool — a second independent description of SID behaviour (waveform AND-mixing, envelope reset, digi channel, macros, effects) |
| Remix64: Martin Galway interview | raw/remix64/interview-martin-galway.txt | https://remix64.com/interviews/interview-martin-galway.html (Neil Carr, interview dated 2001-03-28) | 2026-08-30 | interview text extracted from the HTML; site navigation, share buttons and cookie notice removed; the interviewee profile box is kept as plain lines |
| uCApps MIDIbox SID: Wavetable Sounds Tutorial #1 | raw/ucapps/howto-sid-wavetables-1.txt | https://www.ucapps.de/howto_sid_wavetables_1.html (Thorsten Klose; page footer "Last update: 2026-05-17", © 1998–2026; written for MIDIbox SID V1) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the register-dump listings are kept as text, figures/audio not included |
| commodore-64.eu: The C64 SID Chip | raw/commodore-64-eu/sid-chip.txt | https://www.commodore-64.eu/sid-chip/ (enthusiast site, undated, unsigned; contains Amazon affiliate blocks) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the page's synth widget, video and shop blocks are not included, the FAQ block at the end is flattened; secondary source — use only for claims a primary source backs |
| Hugi #38: Jeroen Tel interview | raw/hugi/hugi38-interview-jeroen-tel.txt | https://hugi.scene.org/online/hugi38/hugi%2038%20-%20demoscene%20interviews%20magic%20jeroen%20tel.htm (Magic of Nah-Kolor, Hugi diskmag issue 38; the text says "about 8 weeks in 2014", so early 2014) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the embedded YouTube videos at the end are kept as their titles only |
| The SID Homepage (sidmusic.org), 7 pages | raw/sidmusic/interview-with-bob-yannes-1996.txt, interviews-with-jeroen-tel.txt, interviews-with-martin-galway.txt, interviews-with-rob-hubbard.txt, sidtech4-examination-of-sid-triangle-waveform.txt, sidtech5-examination-of-sid-noise-waveform.txt, the-creation-of-the-sid-chip.txt | http://www.sidmusic.org/sid/{yannes,jtel,mgalway,rhubbard,sidtech4,sidtech5,sidcreate}.html — Andreas Varga's 1990s "SID Homepage" (the root now redirects to a SIDPLAY page; the sid/ pages still serve): Bob Yannes e-mail interview by Varga, August 1996 (some questions from King Fisher/Triad; "Last updated Aug 30 1996"); Jeroen Tel: Commodore Zone June 1997 (via Warren Pilkington) + 64'er 3/91; Martin Galway: Commodore Zone (typed in by Adam Lorentzon) + an old Happy Computer interview; Rob Hubbard: Commodore Zone (Waz and Kenz) + Happy Computer 7/86; the two waveform examinations by Asger Alstrup (HTML by Varga, REU register-dump method) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML, images not included; not saved: sidtech1–3.html (the Appendix O transcription — the same text as raw/mos-6581-datasheet/), patent.html (the SID patent, ~7300 words), the index pages main.html/sidcomp.html/sidtech.html |
| 64'er 10/1986: Soundmonitor article + manual | raw/64er/soundmonitor_de.txt | http://cbm.6502.org/download/soundmonitor_de.zip — iDOC= etext #69 (http://www.softwolves.pp.se/idoc/), "Musik wie noch nie", 64'er Ausgabe 10/Oktober 1986, Listing des Monats, by Chris Hülsbeck; converted to text by Peter Hagemann, May 2001; scan of the issue at https://archive.org/details/64er_1986_10 | 2026-08-30 | re-encoded from Latin-1 to UTF-8, otherwise verbatim; the hex listing itself is not in the etext; magazine copyright Markt & Technik |
| VGMPF wiki pages (Hülsbeck, Soundmonitor, TFMX Editor, Giana Sisters, Maniacs of Noise, Tel, Deenen, Matt Gray) | raw/vgmpf/chris-huelsbeck.txt, soundmonitor.txt, tfmx-editor.txt, the-great-giana-sisters-c64.txt, maniacs-of-noise.txt, jeroen-tel.txt, charles-deenen.txt, matt-gray.txt | https://www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php?title=… (Video Game Music Preservation Foundation wiki; GFDL 1.2; last edits 2020–2025 as noted in each file's footer) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML (navigation kept at the end); the person page returned HTTP 500 to some fetchers, curl worked |
| Remix64: Hülsbeck interview + Matt Gray driver competition | raw/remix64/interview-chris-huelsbeck.txt, raw/remix64/matt-gray-reformation-chiptune-driver-competition.txt | https://remix64.com/interviews/interview-chris-huelsbeck.html (Neil Carr, 2001-06-18); https://remix64.com/articles/matt-gray-reformation-chiptune-driver-competition.html (Matt Gray; page dated "26 November 2015", announced 2014-11-26) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML, site menus kept |
| Retrogaming Planet / EmuWiki: Hülsbeck interview | raw/emuwiki/interview-chris-huelsbeck.txt | https://www.vincenzoscarpa.it/emuwiki/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=Interviews.Interviews,ChrisHuelsbeck?&lng=en (Robert Grechi, February 2011; English mirror of retrogamingplanet.it) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; embedded YouTube links kept as URLs |
| SIDin #2 (Stefano Tognon, 2002) | raw/sidin/sidin02.pdf, raw/sidin/sidin02.txt | https://commodore.software/downloads/send/625-sidin-magazine/12350-sidin-issue-2 (mirror; the original digilander.libero.it/ice00/tsid/sidin/ is gone). Free PDF e-zine, version 1.00, 21 November 2002 | 2026-08-30 | the .txt is a lossy text extraction done with a small Python script (no pdftotext available); pages 21–52 = "Matt Gray's Driller music routine"; code rights stay with the composers per the editorial |
| Matt Gray: Dominator subtune 6 source (PLAYER V4.2) | raw/matt-gray/dom6-public.asm, readme.txt, matt-gray-dom6-public-source.txt | https://remix64.com/services/files/misc/matt-gray-dom6-public-source-1.zip (released 2014-11-26 for the Reformation driver competition) | 2026-08-30 | CC BY-NC 4.0 per the source header; the zip's 64tass.exe and compile_and_run.bat not kept |
| C64.COM interview #36: Matt Gray | raw/c64com/interview-036-matt-gray.txt | https://www.c64.com/gt_display_interview.php?interview=36 (added 2014-11-28) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the site's certificate chain fails in some fetchers (curl -k) |
| GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players (selection) | raw/github-realdmx/Tel_Jeroen_Cybernoid2.asm, Deenen_Charles_SFX_Player.asm, Gray_Matt_Driller.asm, README.md, LICENSE | https://github.com/realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players (created 2023-04-21, last push 2023-06-24; MIT licence on the packaging, the players belong to their authors) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim raw files from the main branch; the other 30+ files (Hubbard, Galway, Whittaker, Bjerregaard, Ouwehand, Dominator …) not copied |
| GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players (the rest) | raw/github-realdmx/Hubbard_Rob_Monty_on_the_Run.asm, Hubbard_Rob_Commando.asm, Galway_Martin_Rambo_Loader.asm, Galway_Martin_Arkanoid.asm, Whittaker_David_Panther.asm, Dunn_Jonathan_DT88.asm, Dunn_Jonathan_OceanLoader5.asm, Gray_Fred_Mutants.asm, Kimmel_Jeroen_Test.asm, Bjerregaard_J_James_Bond_3.asm, Bjerregaard_J_Myth.asm, Deenen_Charles_Test_Tune.asm, Deenen_Charles_Test_Tune2.asm, Ouwehand_Reyn_Armada.asm, Ouwehand_Reyn_Dutch_Breeze.asm, Bulka_Adam_SoundRoutine_f_4.1.0.asm, aaplayer1.asm, aaplayer2.asm | https://github.com/realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players (raw.githubusercontent.com, HEAD; MIT licence on the packaging only — the players and tunes belong to their authors: Hubbard, Galway, Whittaker, Dunn/Paul Hughes/Ocean, Fred Gray, Kimmel, Bjerregaard, Deenen, Ouwehand, Bulka, Prijt) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim; the 18 files not copied on the first pass (Gray_Matt_Dominator.asm skipped — duplicates raw/matt-gray/dom6-public.asm). Provenance per file header: McSweeney (Monty disassembly), Tognon/SIDin #4 (Arkanoid), dmx87 (Rambo, Panther, Mutants reverse-engineered; the rest converted from original Turbo Assembler / DASM sources). Bjerregaard_J_James_Bond_3.asm has CR line endings |
| Recollection: Domination #11 interview with Charles Deenen | raw/recollection/domination-11-charles-deenen.txt | https://atlantis-prophecy.org/recollection/?id_interview=27&load=interviews (Jazzcat, Domination #11; VGMPF dates it early April 1998) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML |
| Designing Sound: Charles Deenen interview | raw/designingsound/charles-deenen-interview-2010.txt | https://designingsound.org/2010/02/05/charles-deenen-special-exclusive-interview/ (Miguel Isaza, 2010-02-05; site licence CC BY-NC-SA 3.0) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML, archive menus kept at the end |
| C64-Wiki: Maniacs of Noise | raw/c64-wiki/maniacs-of-noise.txt | https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/Maniacs_of_Noise (GFDL; last edited 2024-08-28) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the description paragraphs duplicate VGMPF's |
| Lemon64 + chipmusic.org threads (2014) | raw/lemon64/cybernoid-behind-the-notes-t51299.txt, raw/chipmusic/matt-gray-source-release-thread-15674.txt | https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=51299 (13 posts, 2014-02-22 to 03-09); https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/15674/… (4 posts, 2014-11-26 to 12-02) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the two YouTube videos the Lemon64 thread discusses (youtube.com/watch?v=-Kwz1SqGrjI, 2014-02-13; watch?v=9FgCr3ZHdaQ, 2014-07-29; channel "demoscenes") are not saved — metadata only, in the summary |
| Recollection: Vandalism News articles (Brief History of SID; Matt Gray interview) | raw/recollection/vandalism64-brief-history-of-sid.txt, raw/recollection/vandalism63-matt-gray-interview.txt | https://www.atlantis-prophecy.org/recollection/?load=articles&id=TheBriefHistoryofSID (Jan Harries/SIDwave, Vandalism News #64, June 2015); https://atlantis-prophecy.org/recollection/?load=interviews&id_interview=188 (Jazzcat, Vandalism News #63; VGMPF dates it 2014-11-18) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; some characters in the interview are mojibake in the original page |
| Retro Video Gamer: Matt Gray interview | raw/rvg/matt-gray-interview-2016.txt | https://www.retrovideogamer.co.uk/rvg-interviews-matt-gray/ (Greyfox et al., 2016-09-08) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML, site menus and tag cloud kept at the end |
| Retro Gamesmaster: Matt Gray interview | raw/retrogamesmaster/matt-gray-interview.txt | http://www.retrogamesmaster.co.uk/matt-gray-interview/ (Peter Ward; undated, site © 2015, VGMPF says 2017) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML |
| Arcade Attack: Matt Gray interview | raw/arcadeattack/matt-gray-interview-2021.txt | https://www.arcadeattack.co.uk/matt-gray-interview/ (Adrian; conducted February 2020, published 2021-08-30) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML, site menus kept |
| Remix64: Last Ninja 2 vs Ninja Remix | raw/remix64/last-ninja-2-vs-ninja-remix.txt | https://remix64.com/articles/last-ninja-2-vs-ninja-remix-whats-the-deal.html (Chris Abbott, undated) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML |
| CSDb: TFMX forum thread; Soundmonitor V1.0 and Shades release pages | raw/csdb/forum-24627-huelsbeck-tfmx.txt, raw/csdb/release-59929-soundmonitor-v1.0.txt, raw/csdb/release-20462-shades.txt | https://csdb.dk/forums/?roomid=14&topicid=24627 (2006-04-01/02); https://csdb.dk/release/?id=59929; https://csdb.dk/release/?id=20462 | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; user comments included, site chrome kept at the end |
| Game Audio Network Guild: Chris Huelsbeck interview | raw/audiogang/interview-with-chris-huelsbeck-2011.txt | https://www.audiogang.org/interview-with-chris-huelsbeck/ (Brian Schmidt / Dren McDonald, 2011-04-29) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML |
| Chordian: SID Musicians (2018) | raw/chordian/sid-musicians-2018.txt | https://blog.chordian.net/2018/01/03/sid-musicians/ (Jens-Christian Huus, 2018-01-03, with 4 comments) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; added to the existing raw/chordian/ collection |
| SIDId player signatures | raw/sidid/sidid.cfg, raw/sidid/sidid.nfo | https://github.com/cadaver/sidid (master branch, raw files; Lasse Öörni and contributors) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim; the .nfo contains Latin-1 bytes, read with errors='replace' |
| tracker-history: soundmonitor.txt | raw/tracker-history/soundmonitor.txt | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cmatsuoka/tracker-history/master/soundmonitor.txt | 2026-08-30 | verbatim; added to the existing raw/tracker-history/ collection |
| C64-Wiki.de: Soundmonitor | raw/c64-wiki/soundmonitor-de.txt | https://www.c64-wiki.de/wiki/Soundmonitor (GFDL; last edited 2024-04-03) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML (German) |
| Wikipedia: Chris Huelsbeck (en), Soundmonitor (de) | raw/wikipedia/chris-huelsbeck-en.txt, raw/wikipedia/soundmonitor-de.txt | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Huelsbeck (revision 2026-08-26); https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundmonitor (2024-01-23) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML (CC BY-SA); navigation kept |
| SIDin #1, #3–#15 (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) | raw/sidin/sidin01.pdf … sidin15.pdf with sidinNN.txt (PDFKit text via tools/pdf-to-text.swift); raw/sidin/sidin01-ocr.txt (macOS Vision OCR via tools/pdf-ocr.swift, because #1's prose font has no text mapping — its code listings are fine in sidin01.txt); raw/sidin/sidin02-pdfkit.txt (cleaner re-extraction of the already-present sidin02.pdf) | https://commodore.software/downloads/send/625-sidin-magazine/<id>-sidin-issue-<n> with ids 12349 (#1), 12351 (#3), 12352 (#04), 12353 (#05), 12354 (#06), 12355 (#07), 12356 (#08), 12357 (#09), 12358 (#10), 12359 (#11), 12360 (#12), 12361 (#13), 12362 (#14), 12363 (#15) — slugs issue-1, issue-3, then issue-04 … issue-15 (mirror of the vanished digilander.libero.it/ice00/tsid/sidin/) | 2026-08-30 | free PDF e-zine, each "version 1.00"; dates: #1 September 2002 (no date line; per the mirror), #3 2003-02-07, #4 2003-06-21, #5 2004-01-11, #6 2004-05-08, #7 "9 January 2004" [sic — its news runs to late 2004, so 2005-01-09], #8 2005-07-30, #9 2006-01-14, #10 2006-07-16, #11 2007-02-14, #12 2008-05-24, #13 2010-06-28, #14 2015-01-25, #15 2015-10-31. Rights of the analysed players stay with the composers (each editorial says so); triage in inbox/sidin-toc.md |
| C64.COM interview #8: Charles Deenen | raw/c64com/interview-008-charles-deenen.txt | https://www.c64.com/gt_display_interview.php?interview=8 (added 2010-07-14) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; site cert chain fails (curl -k) |
| Recollection: Domination #1 interview with Jeroen Tel | raw/recollection/domination-01-jeroen-tel.txt | https://atlantis-prophecy.org/recollection/?load=interviews&id_interview=89 (Jazzcat, Domination #1; Tel is "22 years old" → after 1994-05-19; VGMPF dates it August 1994) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML |
| IMR interviews: Jeroen Tel, Chris Hülsbeck | raw/imr/c10tel-jeroen-tel.txt, raw/imr/c156huel-chris-huelsbeck.txt, raw/imr/imr-credits.txt | https://zakalwe.fi/~shd/texts/imr/c10tel.htm and …/c156huel.htm — mirror of the IMR interview project (©1996–99 IMR-Designs; interviews/production Per 'ZiKE!' Carlbring, design Michael 'ZiN!' Nilsson); VGMPF dates Tel 1996, Hülsbeck 1996-08-29 (Tel's text: Scoop Designs' "10th aniversary", i.e. 1996; Hülsbeck names Tunnel B1 as latest work) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the pages themselves carry no date line |
| GamesArt: Jeroen Tel interview | raw/gamesart/jeroen-tel-interview-2015.txt | https://gamesart.de/gamesart-interview-jeroen-tel/ (Davis Schrapel; 2015-07-27 per VGMPF, during the Tel Me More Indiegogo) | 2026-08-30 | German frame, answers in English; page text extracted from HTML, site menus kept |
| Happy Computer 3/87: "Der Soundprofessor" (Hülsbeck feature + interview) | raw/happy-computer/happy-computer-1987-03-soundprofessor.txt | https://archive.org/download/Happy.Computer.N41.1987.03-Cartman/Happy.Computer.N41.1987.03-Cartman_djvu.txt lines 54543–54916 (item licence CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 de; author "(kl)"; pp. ~121–124, "Musik Thema") | 2026-08-30 | ABBYY OCR cut from the full-issue text; umlauts often mangled; server needed several retries (HTTP 500) |
| 64'er 2/88: "Von der Spielidee ins Regal" (Rainbow Arts feature, Hülsbeck interview) | raw/64er/64er-1988-02-rainbow-arts.txt | https://archive.org/download/64er_1988_02/64er_1988_02_djvu.txt lines 3719–4291 (author "(ad)"; pp. ~27–29) | 2026-08-30 | ABBYY OCR cut from the full-issue text; noisy but readable |
| C=Lehti 4/89: "SIDin hollantilaiset valjastajat" (Maniacs of Noise feature) | raw/c-lehti/c-lehti-1989-4-maniacs-of-noise.txt | https://archive.org/download/C-Lehti-1989-4/C-Lehti-1989-4_djvu.txt lines 485–765 (Jori Olkkonen; p. 4; archive.org dates the issue 1989-09, but Tel is "16-vuotias" → written before 1989-05-19) | 2026-08-30 | Finnish; ABBYY OCR, garbled in places; server needed several retries (HTTP 500) |
| defMON wiki (vandervecken.com mirror) | raw/defmon-wiki/ — 14 pages as raw DokuWiki source (start.txt, docs-hub.txt, features-and-limitations.txt, interface-overview.txt, keyboard-shortcuts.txt, fieldguide-defmoning-101.txt, supercommands.txt, stereo-sid-features.txt, scannerboy-sync.txt, calling-the-player.txt, global-volume.txt, download.txt, creations.txt, links.txt), plus defmoning-102.rtf (+ defmoning-102.txt via textutil), defbpm.zip (+ unpacked defbpm/: BPM.htm, bpm.html, BPM.xls, dated 2013-03-02), keys-seqed-v3.png (seqED key map image) | https://defmon.vandervecken.com/ (pages fetched with ?do=export_raw; media via /lib/exe/fetch.php). The original wiki, toolsforscholars.com/defmon (set up by frantic 2014-06), is HTTP 404; this successor is maintained by anarkiwi, docs hub last updated 2025-03-03 | 2026-08-30 | no license stated on the wiki; defMONing 101/102 by iLKke, supercommands + defbpm by FTC (frantic). Three video tutorials NOT saved (metadata only): vimeo.com/295475988 "Introduction to defMON", youtube Cc9RYuJOSBY "defMON Stereo Mode (2 SID-Chip Guide)", youtu.be/1a5cHSVaQuM "Composing in defMON from scratch" |
| chipmusic.org: defMON megathread | raw/chipmusic/defmon-t14505-p01.txt … p28.txt | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/14505/defmon/ (+ /page/2/ … /page/28/) — 444 posts, 2014-06-08 (started by frantic) to 2026-05-16, still active | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML (site 403s plain fetchers; browser UA works); forum chrome kept at top/bottom of each file |
| electro·pizza: defMON, VICE, and the Pocket CHIP | raw/electro-pizza/defmon-vice-and-the-pocket-chip.txt | https://electro.pizza/2019/07/defmon-vice-chip/ (2019-07-29) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML |
| Wikipedia: Goto80 (en) | raw/wikipedia/goto80-en.txt | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goto80 (CC BY-SA) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; navigation kept |
| goto80.com: defMON posts + Improv page | raw/goto80/new-defmon-version.txt (2020-10-14), defmon-bits-of-freedom.txt (2010-06-21), defmon-impromosh-boink.txt (2009-04-14), improv.txt (undated page) | https://www.goto80.com/new-defmon-version · /defmon-bits-of-freedom · /defmon-impromosh-boink · /improv (WordPress; dates from wp-json) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; short blog notes |
| Remix64: Anders Carlsson aka GOTO80 interview | raw/remix64/interview-anders-carlsson-aka-goto80.txt | https://remix64.com/interviews/interview-anders-carlsson-aka-goto80.html | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; added to the existing raw/remix64/ collection |
| GitHub M64GitHub/sid-wizard-vessel README | raw/github-m64/sid-wizard-vessel-README.md | https://github.com/M64GitHub/sid-wizard-vessel (raw README.md, master branch) — the owner's (m64/MARiO64) SID-Wizard 1.8.7 fork for the Vessel MIDI interface; README layers dated 09/21 (NMI sync in) and 04/23 (live features), on top of anarkiwi's Vessel port notes and Hermit's original SID-Wizard README (WTF license, 2018) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim; the feature-demo video (youtube.com/watch?v=GRh49hOucJw) and screenshots (m64.rocks) not saved — links only. Owner identity (m64 = MARiO64) stated by the owner in-session |
| GitHub theyamo/CheeseCutter (docs) | raw/github-theyamo/README.md, ChangeLog, Version, INSTALL, README (doc/), ccutter.1, ct2util.1 | https://github.com/theyamo/CheeseCutter (raw files, master; abaddon 2009-2017, GPL) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim; AUTHORS and NEWS are empty in the repo and were not kept; the repo carries no manual — ChangeLog/doc/README point to theyamo.kapsi.fi/ccutter (HTTP 401 as of 2026-08-30) |
| CheeseCutter v2.9 release zip (README) | raw/theyamo-kapsi/ccutter-v29-README.md | http://web.archive.org/web/20241221072502/https://theyamo.kapsi.fi/ccutter/dl/ccutter-v29.zip (Wayback capture of the homepage download; zip contents dated 2017-02/04) | 2026-08-30 | only the README kept; the zip (1.1 MB) also holds ccutter.exe, ct2util.exe, SDL.dll and 14 example .ct tunes by abaddon (starfish, swingcat), drvector, guyshavitt, mch, scarzix (cheese-around-the-clock, KnightsAndDames, visualbrothers), spider_jerusalem, tempest, vent (arkijuusto), wisdom (Adrift) — not saved (binaries/music data) |
| CSDb: CheeseCutter release pages | raw/csdb/search-cheesecutter-releases.txt, release-102245-cheesecutter-051.txt, release-106959-cheesecutter-230.txt, release-157512-cheesecutter-290.txt, release-263220-cheesecutter-211r-hypercut.txt | https://csdb.dk/search/?seinsel=releases&search=cheesecutter and /release/?id=102245, 106959, 157512, 263220 — 10 releases 2011-03-15 (0.4.0) to 2026-07-25 (2.11R Hypercut by arch0N) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML, site chrome kept; user comments included |
| Triad: CheeseCutter 2.5.0 pages + Abaddon member page | raw/triad/cheesecutter-2-5-0.txt, cheesecutter-2-5-0-and-csdb-sid-music-competition.txt, member-abaddon.txt | https://www.triad.se/releases/cheesecutter-2-5-0 · /cheesecutter-2-5-0-and-csdb-sid-music-competition · /members/abaddon | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML |
| Demozoo: CheeseCutter 2.7.1 | raw/demozoo/cheesecutter-2-7-1.json | https://demozoo.org/api/v1/productions/133613/ (API JSON; the HTML page needs JS) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim API response; release date 2015-01, author Abaddon |
| chipmusic.org: CheeseCutter video tutorial thread | raw/chipmusic/cheesecutter-video-tutorial-t15141.txt | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/15141/cheesecutter-sid-music-editor-video-tutorial/ (5 posts, 2014-09-03 to 2014-09-20) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML (browser UA); lists 4 Scarzix tutorial videos incl. "Pulse programs" (7uNa6z1UYtY) missing from the scout |
| Recollection: Chordian, "My Computer Chronicles" | raw/recollection/chordian-my-computer-chronicles.txt | https://www.atlantis-prophecy.org/recollection/?load=articles&id=mycomputerchronicles (Jens-Christian Huus / JCH; originally on chordian.net, January 2017) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML, ~22000 words |
| Chordian: "Old C64/PC Player/Editor Notes" | raw/chordian/old-c64-pc-player-editor-notes.txt | https://blog.chordian.net/2017/03/11/old-c64pc-playereditor-notes/ (2017-03-11) | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; added to the existing raw/chordian/ collection |
| CheeseCutter site (Wayback recovery): the Guide + About + changelog | raw/theyamo-kapsi/guide-ref.txt (ref.html, final state; ~20 snapshots 2013–2019, content stable — only a contact line differs between 2013-06-18 and the end; this copy from the oldsite mirror, capture 2023-02-17), about.txt (oldsite/about.html, same capture), changes-2012.txt (changes.html, capture 2012-03-24: changelog 2.0.0 2011-12-09 → 2.3.0 2012-03-18 "First beta!"), ct00ref-2012.txt (ct00ref.html, capture 2012-03-24: the earlier "The Player (CheeseCutter v2.0 onwards)" doc) | via web.archive.org CDX enumeration of theyamo.kapsi.fi (site itself HTTP 401 since ~2025); canonical URLs theyamo.kapsi.fi/ccutter/{ref,about,changes,ct00ref}.html and /ccutter/oldsite/ | 2026-08-30 | page text extracted from HTML; the Guide is the long-lost CheeseCutter manual (player doc marked "slightly inaccurate" by the author); manual-illustration PNGs (seq, cmd, chord, filter, pulse, wave, trackmap …) archived but not saved |
DUET repo: the full docs/ tree + SID-Wizard research | raw/duet/docs/*.md (19 user pages incl. the map docs/README.md), raw/duet/docs/dev/*.md (11 contributor pages), raw/duet/internal_docs/RESEARCH-SIDWIZARD.md + RESEARCH-SIDWIZARD-DEEP.md | local repo /Users/m64/m64/space_64/duetracker @ commit 85155dd (2026-08-28, v0.1.0-alpha, not yet published; same commit as the earlier raw/duet/README.md) | 2026-08-30 | verbatim copies; m64's own first-hand docs. keys.md/cli.md are generated by the repo's docgen; docs/img/ PNGs and keymaps/*.zon not saved. The two RESEARCH files document SID-Wizard 1.97's formats byte-exact (324 SWI / 143 SWM files validated) and player.asm runtime with line refs |
| chipmusic.org: the LSDj ghost channel | raw/chipmusic/lsdj-ghost-channel-t11649.txt | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/11649/advanced-lsdj-tutorial-the-ghost-channel/ (16 posts, 2013-07-11, started by TylerBarnes; replies incl. nitro2k01 and bryface) | 2026-08-31 | fetched with a browser user agent (the site 403s plain fetchers), posts extracted with tools/extract-forum-posts.py chipmusic; the embedded video and the song-file link are plain text in post 1; the song file itself (app.box.com/s/dxrylydzu2hrv6jt07ja, "Ghost Channel.lsdsng") is 404 since at least 2026-08-31 — a 2025-07-20 Wayback capture still names it |
| YouTube transcripts: the ghost channel (2 videos) | raw/youtube/tylerbarnes-advanced-lsdj-ghost-channel.txt (Tyler Barnes, 2013-07-11, 22:15), raw/youtube/defensemech-learning-lab-overtones-ghost-channel.txt (DEFENSE MECHANISM, Twitch highlight, 2020-10-16, 7:02) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73VLMNMaRAQ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7kIPwmKN78 | 2026-08-31 | fetched with tools/yt-transcript.py (yt-dlp 2026.08.19): provenance header + video description + auto-generated caption transcript folded into ~30 s paragraphs with [m:ss] marks. Machine transcription — hex values, wave numbers and command names in these files are UNVERIFIED and were cross-checked against the LSDj manual and the forum thread before use; on-screen values that were never spoken are simply absent |
| Hackaday.io: RetroChallenge 2019 Gameboy Audiohacks (2 logs) | raw/hackaday/channelhacking-the-gameboy.txt (part 1, 2019-03-14), raw/hackaday/splitting-pulse-waves.txt (part 2, 2019-04-01) | https://hackaday.io/project/164161-retrochallenge-2019-gameboy-audiohacks/log/160487-channelhacking-the-gameboy and …/log/161136-splitting-pulse-waves — Quint, with utz (advice from nitro2k01) | 2026-08-31 | page text extracted with tools/html-to-text.py; site chrome kept at top/bottom; the demo sines.mp3 and the figures are not saved |
| chipmusic.org: two LSDj wave-channel threads | raw/chipmusic/lsdj-wav-channel-release-t11066.txt (18 posts, 2013-05-13/14, 2 pages; ShintarouMusic, jefftheworld, SketchMan3, Zef, nitro2k01, breakphase …), raw/chipmusic/lsdj-wav-instrument-tutorials-t14721.txt (12 posts, 2014-07-08 to 07-11; baudtack, Victory Road, an0va, TylerBarnes, roboctopus) | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/11066/lsdj-wav-channel-release/ and https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/14721/wav-instrument-tutorials-for-lsdj/ | 2026-08-31 | fetched with a browser user agent, posts extracted with tools/extract-forum-posts.py chipmusic; images and signatures not included; the audio example linked in t11066 post 4 (wikiupload.com) was not fetched |
| YouTube transcript: Defense Mech's wave-channel walkthrough | raw/youtube/defensemech-lsdj-wave-channel-ramble.txt | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJZczkZx8fU (DEFENSE MECHANISM, 2020-04-08, 40:47) | 2026-08-31 | tools/yt-transcript.py; the description is author-written and includes the LSDj synth frame chart (LENGTH → generated waves) — that part is verbatim and reliable, the transcript below it is auto-generated and its numbers are unverified |
| roboctopus, LSDJ & You (4 articles) | raw/roboctopus/collapse-of-the-waveform.txt, pwm-i-choose-you.txt, echo-chamber.txt, supersaw-lite-beefy-saw-bass.txt | https://roboctopus-8bit.tumblr.com/post/{85729112083,85730355523,85728173853,61515601352} — roboctopus's tumblr mirror of the noisechannel.org column; the three 2014-05-14 posts are the port date of earlier articles, the supersaw post is 2013-09-17 | 2026-08-31 | fetched through the tumblr API (/api/read?num=50), post bodies converted to text; inline images kept as [image: url] markers (the waveform pictures are only images — no sample values in the text), SoundCloud examples as links. noisechannel.org resolves in 2026 but serves a splash page only. The API listed exactly these four articles plus one audio post (not saved) |
| YouTube transcripts: Pain Perdu, Hidden LSDJ Tricks (all 6 episodes) | raw/youtube/painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-01-instrument-retriggering.txt, -04-sidechaining.txt, -06-grooves.txt | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v={NbzhRnRAeYU,XotQNL6WHWw,s5wRxPao3IU} (Pain Perdu, 2016-07-04 / 2016-08-25 / 2016-11-30; 20:31 / 10:40 / 27:56) | 2026-08-31 | tools/yt-transcript.py; auto-generated English captions (en-orig, spoken language English), so numbers and command names are unverified — cross-checked against the LSDj manual where used. EP2, EP3 and EP5 added the same day: raw/youtube/painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-02-wav-channel-walkthrough.txt (2016-07-07, 47:42, VNBhmLMI750), -03-isometric-sav-walkthrough.txt (2016-07-12, 54:48, 1KiIkSvfJec), -05-shortcuts-and-workflow.txt (2016-09-03, 31:02, 9eAawnI-hSM) — the series is now complete in raw/. EP4 offers French and other translated caption tracks (the author added subtitles later); the ASR track is English (en-orig) and that is what was saved |
| YouTube transcripts: Defense Mechanism, five more videos | raw/youtube/defensemech-learning-lab-{limit-and-vshift,long-filter-sweeps,self-resonating-bass}.txt (Learning Lab shorts, 2020: 7:55 DisHh9Uf6Qc, 4:51 WD2jULeliwU, 3:08 rm18XCTEDpQ), defensemech-making-every-lsdj-kick.txt (2024-02-02, 33:27, vUEGW3ixW5s, made on LSDj 9.4.0), defensemech-noise-channel-92L.txt (2022-06-05, 37:16, EHUKxgbDQzM, LSDj 9.2.L) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<id> — DEFENSE MECHANISM | 2026-08-31 | tools/yt-transcript.py, auto-generated English captions (values unverified — cross-checked against the manual and the Intense Tech articles where used). Looked at and skipped: Learning Lab – Adding Waveforms (4:14, kbEW7p3dJvQ) — demonstrated in Audacity, not LSDj: two sine waves mixed to show reinforcement, phase cancellation and a saw built from harmonics; no LSDj content or values, and the wiki already states the additive principle from three stronger sources. Not saved |
| little-scale: preparing samples and creating LSDJ kits | raw/little-scale/how-to-prepare-samples-and-create-lsdj-kits.txt | https://little-scale.blogspot.com/2008/11/how-to-prepare-samples-and-create-lsdj.html (Sebastian Tomczak, November 2008; the tutorial chipmusic.org thread 258 links to) | 2026-08-31 | page text extracted with tools/html-to-text.py; the screenshots the text refers to are not saved, blog chrome and comments kept at the end. Thread 258 itself is a pointer only and was not saved |
| chipmusic.org: kits, speech and live performance (4 threads) | raw/chipmusic/lsdj-kit-creation-t12080.txt (2 pages, from 2013-09-01), lsdj-kits-louder-t10868.txt (2013-04-17), lsdj-speech-synthesis-t9199.txt (10 posts, 2012-11-19/20), lsdj-live-performance-t530.txt (2 pages, from 2010-01-28) | https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/{12080,10868,9199,530}/ | 2026-08-31 | fetched with a browser user agent, posts extracted with tools/extract-forum-posts.py; Dropbox/lsdsng.com kit links, the linked YouTube video and the STSPEECH/Steem downloads were not followed |
| little-scale: Game Boy microtuning and clocking (7 posts) | raw/little-scale/lsdj-tuning-tables.txt, abrasive-on-lsdj-microtuning.txt, underclocking-game-boy.txt, retuning-underclocked-game-boy.txt, tune-game-boy-like-japanese-koto.txt, nanoloop-tuned-to-18-tet.txt, microtonal-chipmusic-compilation.txt; images in raw/little-scale/img/ | https://little-scale.blogspot.com/2009/03/lsdj-tuning-tables.html · /2009/03/abrasive-on-lsdj-microtuning.html · /2009/04/underclockind-game-boy.html · /2009/07/retuning-underclocked-game-boy.html · /2009/12/someone-asked-me-to-tune-game-boy-lsdj.html · /2009/03/18-tet-18-divisions-of-octave-instead.html (the scout's /2009/03/nanoloop-tuned-to-18-tet-hacked-rom.html 404s — this is the real URL) · /2009/12/microtonal-chipmusic-compilation.html (Sebastian Tomczak, 2009) | 2026-08-31 | page text extracted with tools/html-to-text.py; blog chrome and comments kept (the comments carry nitro2k01, 10k and a v4.0.5 failure report). Images fetched at /s1600/ — lsdj-tuning-tables-1-gb-gbc-gba.png and -2-super-game-boy.png (522×453): Hex Fiend on lsdj 3 8 9.gb, "216 bytes selected at offset 27,962" and "…at offset 28,178 out of 1,048,576 bytes"; nanoloop-tuned-to-18-tet-1-rom-diff.gif (1200×462): two Hex Fiend windows on nl13d edit.gb, "144 bytes selected at offset 29,450 out of 32,768 bytes", stock table left and 18-TET right, with a KiGB window over them; tune-game-boy-like-japanese-koto-1-spreadsheet.png (1360×854): koto tuning for lsdj.xls in OpenOffice Calc — ratio, index, frequency, data-value, hex and nibble columns, out-of-range rows in red; underclocking-game-boy-1..4.jpg (887×666): four photos of the DMG crystal swap, no legible component values. The linked YouTube demos (15-TET LSDj, the koto and 18-TET clips), Abrasive's bur.st script and the milkcrate.com.au spreadsheet were not fetched |
| little-scale: the Game Boy sync series (15 posts, 2006–2011) | raw/little-scale/sync-options-for-game-boys.txt, syncing-something-to-lsdj-pt1-led.txt, syncing-something-to-lsdj-pt2-c64-filter.txt, sync-tank-15-game-boys.txt, syncing-nanoloop-to-midi-clock.txt, sync-nanoloop-and-lsdj-to-midi.txt, custom-midi-clock-lsdj-sync-box.txt, game-boy-pushpin-midi-interface.txt, how-to-build-midi-clock-to-game-boy-sync.txt, 1-dollar-nanoloop-midi-sync.txt, liquidcalm-1-dollar-nanoloop-sync.txt, usb-midi-game-boy-sync-for-16.txt, teensyduino-midi-clock-sync-din24.txt, overclocked-game-boy.txt, gameboy-unsync.txt; images in raw/little-scale/img/ | https://little-scale.blogspot.com/ — 2008/10/sync-options-for-game-boys.html · 2008/01/syncing-something-to-lsdj-pt-1-led.html · 2008/02/syncing-something-to-lsdj-pt-2-c64.html · 2008/04/sync-tank-lets-sync-15-game-boys-to.html · 2008/05/syncing-nanoloop-to-midi-clock.html · 2008/05/sync-nanoloop-and-lsdj-to-midi-at-same.html · 2008/06/custom-midi-clock-lsdj-sync-box.html · 2008/06/pushpin-interface.html · 2008/07/how-to-build-midi-clock-to-game-boy.html · 2009/02/1-nanoloop-midi-sync.html · 2009/03/liquidcalms-1-nanoloop-sync.html · 2011/08/usb-midi-game-boy-sync-for-16.html · 2011/09/teensyduino-midi-clock-sync-updated.html · 2008/05/overclocked-game-boy.html · 2006/03/gameboy-unsync.html (Sebastian Tomczak) | 2026-08-31 | tools/html-to-text.py; blog chrome and comments kept — the comments carry a lot here: nitro2k01's two rounds of corrections to the device chart, electri-fire's unanswered objection to the $1 circuit's 4017 wiring, burnkit2600's DIN-sync-24 spec that produced the 3 ms duty cycle, a Boss DR-110 owner corroborating Nanoloop's 12 ppqn, and several reports of the circuits not working. Images fetched at /s1600/, only the data-bearing ones: sync-options-1-device-comparison-table.png (1027×499, the 18-device × 11-column chart), usb-midi-sync-1-link-pinout.png (281×332, the link-plug pinout with wire colours), syncing-to-lsdj-pt1-1-schematic.jpg (4040 + 4017 divider, the LED tap is 4040 Q5), sync-nanoloop-and-lsdj-to-midi-1-schematic.jpg, sync-tank-1-schematic-a.jpg / -2-schematic-b.jpg, midi-clock-box-1-schematic.jpg, midi-clock-box-2-parts.jpg, pushpin-1-screenshot-a.jpg. Not saved: the 20 step-by-step soldering photos of the AU$15 build, the finished-unit photos on the $1, liquidcalm, Pushpin, custom-box and overclocking posts — they carry no values. Also not followed: the milkcrate.com.au Arduino source downloads, the github.com/little-scale/Teensy_GB_Sync repo, the demo videos, and the Gieskes / littlesounddj.com / arduinoboy / LSDJMC2 / nanoloop.de links |
| little-scale: LSDJ kit releases (11 posts, 2008–2014) | raw/little-scale/custom-lsdj-kits.txt, donk-kit-for-lsdj.txt, debussy-kits-for-lsdj.txt, more-lsdj-kits-megadrive-chopin-atari.txt, sn76489-kit-for-lsdj.txt, nanoloop-23-kit-for-lsdj.txt, more-kits-scriabin-ellington-mozart.txt, ym2413-drums-kit-for-lsdj.txt, all-classic-lsdj-kits-as-wav-files.txt, lsdj-kit-loud-tr808.txt, lsdj-kit-actfd1.txt; image in raw/little-scale/img/ | https://little-scale.blogspot.com/ — 2008/09/custom-lsdj-kits.html · 2008/11/donk-kit-for-lsdj.html · 2008/11/debussy-kits-for-lsdj.html · 2008/11/more-lsdj-kits-sega-meag-drive-chopin.html · 2008/11/sega-master-systm-ii-sn76489-kit-for.html · 2009/02/nanoloop-23-kit-for-lsdj.html · 2009/02/more-kits-for-lsdj-scriabin-ellington.html · 2009/10/ym2413-drums-sample-kit-for-lsdj.html · 2014/04/all-classic-lsdj-kits-as-wav-files.html · 2014/04/lsdj-kit-loud-tr808.html · 2014/04/lsdj-kit-actfd1.html (Sebastian Tomczak) | 2026-08-31 | tools/html-to-text.py. Mostly download announcements — several are one or two sentences around a milkcrate.com.au link, and none of those .zip files were fetched (they are the kits themselves, not documentation). The one image worth saving is all-classic-lsdj-kits-1-file-listing.png (1600×910): a Finder window titled LSDJ Kits, "22 items", listing every stock kit by name — the only place in the wiki with the complete list. The demo-video links (YouTube, 2008–09) were not followed; kit demo screenshots were not saved |
| little-scale: chip sample packs and ROM extraction (15 posts, 2008–2012) | raw/little-scale/sample-pack-sid-8580.txt, sample-pack-sp0256-al2.txt, sample-pack-sega-mega-drive.txt, sample-pack-atari-2600.txt, sample-pack-atari-2600-percussive.txt, sample-pack-sn76489.txt, sample-pack-sms-bass-mode.txt, sample-pack-sms-pristine-192k.txt, sample-pack-pokey-noise.txt, sample-pack-ym2413-massive-245.txt, sample-pack-saa-1099.txt, sample-pack-pocket-music-gb-rom.txt, sample-pack-nanoloop-163-kicks.txt, how-to-extract-pcm-samples-from-gba-rom.txt, all-4-bit-waveforms-32-samples.txt | https://little-scale.blogspot.com/ — 2009/10/commodore-64-sid-8580-basic-sample-pack.html · 2009/02/sp0256-al2-creative-commons-sample-pack.html · 2008/08/sega-mega-drive-sample-pack.html · 2008/11/atari-2600-sample-set.html · 2009/07/atari-2600-percussive-creative-commons.html · 2008/11/seag-master-systm-ii-sn76489-sample.html · 2009/07/sega-master-system-bass-mode-and-more.html · 2012/12/completely-free-sample-pack-pristine.html · 2009/01/atari-pokey-noise-sample-pack.html · 2009/10/massive-ym2413-sample-pack-245-samples.html · 2010/03/phillips-saa-1099-royalty-free-sample.html · 2010/03/pocket-music-gb-sample-pack-rom.html · 2012/09/completely-free-sample-pack-nanoloop.html · 2012/12/how-to-extract-pcm-samples-from-gba-rom.html · 2009/03/all-4-bit-waveforms-that-have-32.html (Sebastian Tomczak) | 2026-08-31 | tools/html-to-text.py. The posts are the documentation — recording method, sample counts, naming conventions, audio format and licence — and are worth more than the audio; none of the .zip sample packs were downloaded. Non-chip packs in the same series (ukulele, khene, toy keyboards, Roland JV-30, VCS3, impulse responses, Pocket Operator, Erica Synths, and the ~25 other "Completely Free Sample Pack" posts of 2012–2019) were listed from inbox/little-scale-post-index-2026-08-31.tsv and deliberately not fetched — outside this wiki's focus. No images saved from these posts |
0 3 7 lab raw/037-lab/
mechanical extract from ../037-lab/037-lab.html (commit 92cee05b, 2026-08-27), the wiki owner's own music-theory app · fetched 2026-08-30 · prose cards + data tables converted HTML→Markdown; nothing rewritten
64'er 2/88: "Von der Spielidee ins Regal" (Rainbow Arts feature, Hülsbeck interview) raw/64er/
https://archive.org/download/64er_1988_02/64er_1988_02_djvu.txt lines 3719–4291 (author "(ad)"; pp. ~27–29) · fetched 2026-08-30 · ABBYY OCR cut from the full-issue text; noisy but readable
Arcade Attack: Matt Gray interview raw/arcadeattack/
https://www.arcadeattack.co.uk/matt-gray-interview/ (Adrian; conducted February 2020, published 2021-08-30) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML, site menus kept
Game Audio Network Guild: Chris Huelsbeck interview raw/audiogang/
https://www.audiogang.org/interview-with-chris-huelsbeck/ (Brian Schmidt / Dren McDonald, 2011-04-29) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML
C=Lehti 4/89: "SIDin hollantilaiset valjastajat" (Maniacs of Noise feature) raw/c-lehti/
https://archive.org/download/C-Lehti-1989-4/C-Lehti-1989-4_djvu.txt lines 485–765 (Jori Olkkonen; p. 4; archive.org dates the issue 1989-09, but Tel is "16-vuotias" → written before 1989-05-19) · fetched 2026-08-30 · Finnish; ABBYY OCR, garbled in places; server needed several retries (HTTP 500)
C64 Programmer's Reference Guide, ch. 4 raw/c64-prg/
https://www.devili.iki.fi/Computers/Commodore/C64/Programmers_Reference/Chapter_4/page_184.html … page_208.html (HTML transcription by Sami Rautiainen of the 1982 Commodore/Sams book, pages 183–208) · fetched 2026-08-30 · tags stripped, program listings and tables kept; page 188 (figure) absent on the site; Appendix O is not transcribed there — see the 6581 datasheet row
C64-Wiki.de: Soundmonitor raw/c64-wiki/
https://www.c64-wiki.de/wiki/Soundmonitor (GFDL; last edited 2024-04-03) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML (German)
C64.COM interview #8: Charles Deenen raw/c64com/
https://www.c64.com/gt_display_interview.php?interview=8 (added 2010-07-14) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; site cert chain fails (curl -k)
chipmusic.org: kits, speech and live performance (4 threads) raw/chipmusic/
https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/{12080,10868,9199,530}/ · fetched 2026-08-31 · fetched with a browser user agent, posts extracted with tools/extract-forum-posts.py; Dropbox/lsdsng.com kit links, the linked YouTube video and the STSPEECH/Steem downloads were not followed
- c64-music-for-dummies-t8104.txt · 39 KB · chipmusic.org — C64 Music for Dummies (ant1's SID-Wizard 1.0 tutorial, 2012)
- cheesecutter-video-tutorial-t15141.txt · 2 KB · chipmusic.org — CheeseCutter video tutorial thread (2014)
- defmon-t14505-p01.txt · 7 KB · chipmusic.org — the defMON megathread (2014–2026)
- defmon-t14505-p02.txt · 6 KB
- defmon-t14505-p03.txt · 3 KB
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- defmon-t14505-p05.txt · 10 KB
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- defmon-t14505-p08.txt · 8 KB
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- defmon-t14505-p14.txt · 6 KB
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- defmon-t14505-p24.txt · 8 KB
- defmon-t14505-p25.txt · 4 KB
- defmon-t14505-p26.txt · 15 KB
- defmon-t14505-p27.txt · 11 KB
- defmon-t14505-p28.txt · 4 KB
- interview-with-johan-kotlinski-t6612.txt · 6 KB · chipmusic.org — two Johan Kotlinski interviews (2012, 2014)
- kotlinski-lost-interview-2014-t16194.txt · 5 KB · chipmusic.org — two Johan Kotlinski interviews (2012, 2014)
- learning-tables-t16432.txt · 13 KB · chipmusic.org — LSDJ Chord Cheat Sheet / Advice on Learning Tables threads (2015)
- lsdj-advanced-tricks-t8992.txt · 11 KB · chipmusic.org — LSDJ Advanced Tricks thread (2012)
- lsdj-chord-cheat-sheet-t15949.txt · 7 KB · chipmusic.org — LSDJ Chord Cheat Sheet / Advice on Learning Tables threads (2015)
- lsdj-complete-drum-kit-on-noise-channel-t15681.txt · 8 KB · chipmusic.org — Noise snare / Complete Drum Kit on Noise Channel threads (2014)
- lsdj-faq-t543.txt · 37 KB · chipmusic.org — LSDJ FAQ thread (2010–2011)
- lsdj-ghost-channel-t11649.txt · 7 KB · chipmusic.org — Advanced LSDj Tutorial: The Ghost Channel (2013)
- lsdj-kit-creation-t12080.txt · 10 KB · chipmusic.org — LSDJ kit creation and kit volume threads (2013)
- lsdj-kits-louder-t10868.txt · 3 KB · chipmusic.org — LSDJ kit creation and kit volume threads (2013)
- lsdj-live-performance-t530.txt · 10 KB · chipmusic.org — LSDJ live performance thread (2010)
- lsdj-speech-synthesis-t9199.txt · 5 KB · chipmusic.org — speech synthesis thread (2012)
- lsdj-wav-channel-release-t11066.txt · 10 KB · chipmusic.org — lsdj wav channel release? (2013)
- lsdj-wav-instrument-tutorials-t14721.txt · 4 KB · chipmusic.org — Wav Instrument Tutorials for LSDJ (2014)
- matt-gray-source-release-thread-15674.txt · 2 KB · Matt Gray's Dominator subtune 6 source (PLAYER V4.2, 1987) and the Reformation driver competition
- noise-snare-t15443.txt · 10 KB · chipmusic.org — Noise snare / Complete Drum Kit on Noise Channel threads (2014)
- sid-music-hints-n-tips-t10841.txt · 9 KB · chipmusic.org — sid music hints'n'tips (2013)
- typical-c64-sid-sounds-instruments-t16010.txt · 9 KB · chipmusic.org — What are the typical C64/SID sounds/instruments? (2015)
Chordian: "Old C64/PC Player/Editor Notes" raw/chordian/
https://blog.chordian.net/2017/03/11/old-c64pc-playereditor-notes/ (2017-03-11) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; added to the existing raw/chordian/ collection
- composing-in-sid-factory-ii-part-4-instruments.txt · 23 KB · Composing in SID Factory II, Part 4 — Instruments (Chordian)
- old-c64-pc-player-editor-notes.txt · 10 KB · Old C64/PC Player/Editor Notes — Chordian (2017)
- sid-musicians-2018.txt · 12 KB · Chordian — SID Musicians (JCH's verdicts on the game composers, 2018)
commodore-64.eu: The C64 SID Chip raw/commodore-64-eu/
https://www.commodore-64.eu/sid-chip/ (enthusiast site, undated, unsigned; contains Amazon affiliate blocks) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; the page's synth widget, video and shop blocks are not included, the FAQ block at the end is flattened; secondary source — use only for claims a primary source backs
CSDb: CheeseCutter release pages raw/csdb/
https://csdb.dk/search/?seinsel=releases&search=cheesecutter and /release/?id=102245, 106959, 157512, 263220 — 10 releases 2011-03-15 (0.4.0) to 2026-07-25 (2.11R Hypercut by arch0N) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML, site chrome kept; user comments included
- forum-24627-huelsbeck-tfmx.txt · 3 KB · CSDb forum: Huelsbeck TFMX? (2006)
- release-102245-cheesecutter-051.txt · 2 KB
- release-106959-cheesecutter-230.txt · 5 KB
- release-157512-cheesecutter-290.txt · 1 KB
- release-20462-shades.txt · 2 KB · CSDb release pages: Soundmonitor V1.0 (1986) and Shades (1986)
- release-263220-cheesecutter-211r-hypercut.txt · 3 KB
- release-59929-soundmonitor-v1.0.txt · 2 KB · CSDb release pages: Soundmonitor V1.0 (1986) and Shades (1986)
- search-cheesecutter-releases.txt · 1 KB
defMON wiki (vandervecken.com mirror) raw/defmon-wiki/
https://defmon.vandervecken.com/ (pages fetched with ?do=export_raw; media via /lib/exe/fetch.php). The original wiki, toolsforscholars.com/defmon (set up by frantic 2014-06), is HTTP 404; this successor is maintained by anarkiwi, docs hub last updated 2025-03-03 · fetched 2026-08-30 · no license stated on the wiki; defMONing 101/102 by iLKke, supercommands + defbpm by FTC (frantic). Three video tutorials NOT saved (metadata only): vimeo.com/295475988 "Introduction to defMON", youtube Cc9RYuJOSBY "defMON Stereo Mode (2 SID-Chip Guide)", youtu.be/1a5cHSVaQuM "Composing in defMON from scratch"
- BPM.htm · 54 KB · defMON wiki — DIN/MIDI/LSDj/Nanoloop sync, stereo SID, manual BPM tables
- BPM.xls · 67 KB
- bpm.html · 1 KB
- calling-the-player.txt · 2 KB · defMON wiki — using a defMON tune in your own program
- creations.txt · 2 KB · defMON wiki — release history 2008–2020, creations, links
- defbpm.zip · 24 KB · defMON wiki — DIN/MIDI/LSDj/Nanoloop sync, stereo SID, manual BPM tables
- defmoning-102.rtf · 149 KB · defMONing 102: extended field guide (iLKke et al.)
- defmoning-102.txt · 20 KB · defMONing 102: extended field guide (iLKke et al.)
- docs-hub.txt · 1 KB
- download.txt · 14 KB · defMON wiki — release history 2008–2020, creations, links
- features-and-limitations.txt · 2 KB · defMON wiki — features, interface overview, seqED key map
- fieldguide-defmoning-101.txt · 7 KB · defMONing 101: A defMON Operator Field Guide (iLKke, 2013)
- global-volume.txt · 0 KB · defMON wiki — using a defMON tune in your own program
- interface-overview.txt · 7 KB · defMON wiki — features, interface overview, seqED key map
- keyboard-shortcuts.txt · 0 KB · defMON wiki — features, interface overview, seqED key map
- keys-seqed-v3.png · 110 KB · defMON wiki — features, interface overview, seqED key map
- links.txt · 0 KB · defMON wiki — release history 2008–2020, creations, links
- scannerboy-sync.txt · 2 KB · defMON wiki — DIN/MIDI/LSDj/Nanoloop sync, stereo SID, manual BPM tables
- start.txt · 0 KB · defMON wiki — features, interface overview, seqED key map
- stereo-sid-features.txt · 2 KB · defMON wiki — DIN/MIDI/LSDj/Nanoloop sync, stereo SID, manual BPM tables
- supercommands.txt · 2 KB · Brief introduction to Super Commands (FTC)
Demozoo: CheeseCutter 2.7.1 raw/demozoo/
https://demozoo.org/api/v1/productions/133613/ (API JSON; the HTML page needs JS) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim API response; release date 2015-01, author Abaddon
Designing Sound: Charles Deenen interview raw/designingsound/
https://designingsound.org/2010/02/05/charles-deenen-special-exclusive-interview/ (Miguel Isaza, 2010-02-05; site licence CC BY-NC-SA 3.0) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML, archive menus kept at the end
DUET repo: the full `docs/` tree + SID-Wizard research raw/duet/
local repo /Users/m64/m64/space_64/duetracker @ commit 85155dd (2026-08-28, v0.1.0-alpha, not yet published; same commit as the earlier raw/duet/README.md) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim copies; m64's own first-hand docs. keys.md/cli.md are generated by the repo's docgen; docs/img/ PNGs and keymaps/*.zon not saved. The two RESEARCH files document SID-Wizard 1.97's formats byte-exact (324 SWI / 143 SWM files validated) and player.asm runtime with line refs
- README.md · 6 KB · DUET README (summary)
- README.md · 4 KB
- RESEARCH-SIDWIZARD-DEEP.md · 51 KB · DUET research: SID-Wizard player.asm deep dive (summary)
- RESEARCH-SIDWIZARD.md · 43 KB · DUET research: SID-Wizard 1.97 formats and player (summary)
- architecture.md · 16 KB
- bounce.md · 9 KB · DUET docs: instruments, the mixer and the bounce (summary)
- cli.md · 10 KB
- clipboard-format.md · 6 KB · DUET docs: the system clipboard and its text format (summary)
- contributing.md · 12 KB
- dusk.md · 10 KB · DUET docs: DUST and DUSK, the two synths (summary)
- dust-dusk-internals.md · 14 KB · DUET docs: DUST and DUSK, the two synths (summary)
- dust.md · 9 KB · DUET docs: DUST and DUSK, the two synths (summary)
- formats-internals.md · 14 KB · DUET docs: sessions, formats and round-trips (summary)
- getting-started.md · 6 KB
- glossary.md · 13 KB
- impulse-tracker.md · 5 KB · DUET docs: the grid and the two sides (summary)
- instruments.md · 9 KB · DUET docs: instruments, the mixer and the bounce (summary)
- it-engine.md · 13 KB
- keys.md · 25 KB
- libduet.md · 46 KB · DUET docs: libduet, the engine as a library (summary)
- meters-and-pulse.md · 15 KB
- mixer.md · 9 KB · DUET docs: instruments, the mixer and the bounce (summary)
- pattern-editor.md · 9 KB · DUET docs: the grid and the two sides (summary)
- sessions-and-formats.md · 5 KB · DUET docs: sessions, formats and round-trips (summary)
- sid-and-resid.md · 14 KB
- sid-wizard-engine.md · 13 KB
- sid-wizard.md · 5 KB · DUET docs: the grid and the two sides (summary)
- system-clipboard.md · 8 KB · DUET docs: the system clipboard and its text format (summary)
- testing.md · 15 KB
- the-duet.md · 5 KB · DUET docs: the grid and the two sides (summary)
- the-mixer.md · 13 KB
- troubleshooting.md · 10 KB
- visuals.md · 6 KB
electro·pizza: defMON, VICE, and the Pocket CHIP raw/electro-pizza/
https://electro.pizza/2019/07/defmon-vice-chip/ (2019-07-29) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML
Retrogaming Planet / EmuWiki: Hülsbeck interview raw/emuwiki/
https://www.vincenzoscarpa.it/emuwiki/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=Interviews.Interviews,ChrisHuelsbeck?&lng=en (Robert Grechi, February 2011; English mirror of retrogamingplanet.it) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; embedded YouTube links kept as URLs
FastTracker 2 manual raw/fasttracker-2/
https://archive.org/details/FastTrackerIIManual — FastTracker v2.08 Manual (Urban Jonsson / UWP, 1996), DjVu OCR text · fetched 2026-08-30 · OCR errors present; FT2.DOC itself not found
Furnace tracker, C64 docs raw/furnace/
https://github.com/tildearrow/furnace — doc/7-systems/c64.md (commit 6158c37aaf, 2025-03-23) and doc/4-instrument/c64.md (commit 0b0e6d5e13, 2024-09-14); tildearrow and contributors; GPL-2.0 repository · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim Markdown; not a focus tool — a second independent description of SID behaviour (waveform AND-mixing, envelope reset, digi channel, macros, effects)
Newman, "Driving the SID chip" raw/gamejournal/
https://www.gamejournal.it/driving-the-sid-chip-assembly-language-composition-and-sound-design-for-the-c64/ (James Newman, G|A|M|E journal 6/2017, CC BY-NC 4.0) · fetched 2026-08-30 · full article text with references; figures (waveform displays) not included
GamesArt: Jeroen Tel interview raw/gamesart/
https://gamesart.de/gamesart-interview-jeroen-tel/ (Davis Schrapel; 2015-07-27 per VGMPF, during the Tel Me More Indiegogo) · fetched 2026-08-30 · German frame, answers in English; page text extracted from HTML, site menus kept
GitHub M64GitHub/sid-wizard-vessel README raw/github-m64/
https://github.com/M64GitHub/sid-wizard-vessel (raw README.md, master branch) — the owner's (m64/MARiO64) SID-Wizard 1.8.7 fork for the Vessel MIDI interface; README layers dated 09/21 (NMI sync in) and 04/23 (live features), on top of anarkiwi's Vessel port notes and Hermit's original SID-Wizard README (WTF license, 2018) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim; the feature-demo video (youtube.com/watch?v=GRh49hOucJw) and screenshots (m64.rocks) not saved — links only. Owner identity (m64 = MARiO64) stated by the owner in-session
GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players (the rest) raw/github-realdmx/
https://github.com/realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players (raw.githubusercontent.com, HEAD; MIT licence on the packaging only — the players and tunes belong to their authors: Hubbard, Galway, Whittaker, Dunn/Paul Hughes/Ocean, Fred Gray, Kimmel, Bjerregaard, Deenen, Ouwehand, Bulka, Prijt) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim; the 18 files not copied on the first pass (Gray_Matt_Dominator.asm skipped — duplicates raw/matt-gray/dom6-public.asm). Provenance per file header: McSweeney (Monty disassembly), Tognon/SIDin #4 (Arkanoid), dmx87 (Rambo, Panther, Mutants reverse-engineered; the rest converted from original Turbo Assembler / DASM sources). Bjerregaard_J_James_Bond_3.asm has CR line endings
- Bjerregaard_J_James_Bond_3.asm · 30 KB · realdmx: Johannes Bjerregaard's own player — the James Bond 3 demo (a Maniacs of Noise commission) and Myth
- Bjerregaard_J_Myth.asm · 37 KB · realdmx: Johannes Bjerregaard's own player — the James Bond 3 demo (a Maniacs of Noise commission) and Myth
- Bulka_Adam_SoundRoutine_f_4.1.0.asm · 27 KB · realdmx: two scene players with their own sources — Francois Prijt's Audial Arts 'zong player' v1/v2 (1991) and Adam Bulka's FAME 'Sound Routine f 4.1.0' (1988)
- Deenen_Charles_SFX_Player.asm · 18 KB · GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players — Cybernoid II in Deenen's MUSICFILE, the MoN SFX player, the Driller listing
- Deenen_Charles_Test_Tune.asm · 34 KB · realdmx: Charles Deenen's two test tunes — an undated MUSICFILE build and the 'Scoop designs' Maniacs of Noise player
- Deenen_Charles_Test_Tune2.asm · 24 KB · realdmx: Charles Deenen's two test tunes — an undated MUSICFILE build and the 'Scoop designs' Maniacs of Noise player
- Dunn_Jonathan_DT88.asm · 64 KB · realdmx: Jonathan Dunn's Daley Thompson '88 and Ocean Loader 5 in Paul Hughes's Ocean music driver
- Dunn_Jonathan_OceanLoader5.asm · 78 KB · realdmx: Jonathan Dunn's Daley Thompson '88 and Ocean Loader 5 in Paul Hughes's Ocean music driver
- Galway_Martin_Arkanoid.asm · 158 KB · realdmx: Martin Galway's Arkanoid — Tognon's SIDin #4 reverse-engineering, with the 'sample' synthesis through $D418
- Galway_Martin_Rambo_Loader.asm · 38 KB · realdmx: Martin Galway's Rambo II loader — the macro-language player, reverse-engineered by dmx87
- Gray_Fred_Mutants.asm · 26 KB · realdmx: three smaller drivers — Fred Gray's Mutants (song as code), Jeroen Kimmel's 'Red's music player' (1989) and David Whittaker's Panther driver
- Gray_Matt_Driller.asm · 38 KB · GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players — Cybernoid II in Deenen's MUSICFILE, the MoN SFX player, the Driller listing
- Hubbard_Rob_Commando.asm · 18 KB · realdmx: Rob Hubbard's driver — McSweeney's Monty on the Run disassembly and the Commando title
- Hubbard_Rob_Monty_on_the_Run.asm · 31 KB · realdmx: Rob Hubbard's driver — McSweeney's Monty on the Run disassembly and the Commando title
- Kimmel_Jeroen_Test.asm · 17 KB · realdmx: three smaller drivers — Fred Gray's Mutants (song as code), Jeroen Kimmel's 'Red's music player' (1989) and David Whittaker's Panther driver
- LICENSE · 1 KB · GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players — Cybernoid II in Deenen's MUSICFILE, the MoN SFX player, the Driller listing
- Ouwehand_Reyn_Armada.asm · 45 KB · realdmx: Reyn Ouwehand's Armada (MUSICFILE, 'Special version for Reyn Ouwehand', 1989) and Dutch Breeze (the 1990 MoN player)
- Ouwehand_Reyn_Dutch_Breeze.asm · 35 KB · realdmx: Reyn Ouwehand's Armada (MUSICFILE, 'Special version for Reyn Ouwehand', 1989) and Dutch Breeze (the 1990 MoN player)
- README.md · 0 KB · GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players — Cybernoid II in Deenen's MUSICFILE, the MoN SFX player, the Driller listing
- Tel_Jeroen_Cybernoid2.asm · 35 KB · GitHub realdmx/c64_6581_sid_players — Cybernoid II in Deenen's MUSICFILE, the MoN SFX player, the Driller listing
- Whittaker_David_Panther.asm · 23 KB · realdmx: three smaller drivers — Fred Gray's Mutants (song as code), Jeroen Kimmel's 'Red's music player' (1989) and David Whittaker's Panther driver
- aaplayer1.asm · 25 KB · realdmx: two scene players with their own sources — Francois Prijt's Audial Arts 'zong player' v1/v2 (1991) and Adam Bulka's FAME 'Sound Routine f 4.1.0' (1988)
- aaplayer2.asm · 25 KB · realdmx: two scene players with their own sources — Francois Prijt's Audial Arts 'zong player' v1/v2 (1991) and Adam Bulka's FAME 'Sound Routine f 4.1.0' (1988)
GitHub theyamo/CheeseCutter (docs) raw/github-theyamo/
https://github.com/theyamo/CheeseCutter (raw files, master; abaddon 2009-2017, GPL) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim; AUTHORS and NEWS are empty in the repo and were not kept; the repo carries no manual — ChangeLog/doc/README point to theyamo.kapsi.fi/ccutter (HTTP 401 as of 2026-08-30)
GoatTracker 2 readme raw/goattracker/
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leafo/goattracker2/master/readme.txt (mirror of the GoatTracker v2.72 distribution readme by Lasse Öörni, GPL) · fetched 2026-08-30 · 1868 lines; the manual of the editor: keys, song/pattern/instrument/table data, playback details, tips, utilities, playroutine options, file formats, version history
goto80.com: defMON posts + Improv page raw/goto80/
https://www.goto80.com/new-defmon-version · /defmon-bits-of-freedom · /defmon-impromosh-boink · /improv (WordPress; dates from wp-json) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; short blog notes
- defmon-bits-of-freedom.txt · 0 KB · goto80.com — defMON posts and the Improv page
- defmon-impromosh-boink.txt · 0 KB · goto80.com — defMON posts and the Improv page
- improv.txt · 2 KB · goto80.com — defMON posts and the Improv page
- new-defmon-version.txt · 0 KB · goto80.com — defMON posts and the Improv page
Hackaday.io: RetroChallenge 2019 Gameboy Audiohacks (2 logs) raw/hackaday/
https://hackaday.io/project/164161-retrochallenge-2019-gameboy-audiohacks/log/160487-channelhacking-the-gameboy and …/log/161136-splitting-pulse-waves — Quint, with utz (advice from nitro2k01) · fetched 2026-08-31 · page text extracted with tools/html-to-text.py; site chrome kept at top/bottom; the demo sines.mp3 and the figures are not saved
Happy Computer 3/87: "Der Soundprofessor" (Hülsbeck feature + interview) raw/happy-computer/
https://archive.org/download/Happy.Computer.N41.1987.03-Cartman/Happy.Computer.N41.1987.03-Cartman_djvu.txt lines 54543–54916 (item licence CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 de; author "(kl)"; pp. ~121–124, "Musik Thema") · fetched 2026-08-30 · ABBYY OCR cut from the full-issue text; umlauts often mangled; server needed several retries (HTTP 500)
Hugi #38: Jeroen Tel interview raw/hugi/
https://hugi.scene.org/online/hugi38/hugi%2038%20-%20demoscene%20interviews%20magic%20jeroen%20tel.htm (Magic of Nah-Kolor, Hugi diskmag issue 38; the text says "about 8 weeks in 2014", so early 2014) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; the embedded YouTube videos at the end are kept as their titles only
HVSC SID file format raw/hvsc/
https://www.hvsc.c64.org/download/C64Music/DOCUMENTS/SID_file_format.txt (High Voltage SID Collection DOCUMENTS folder; Michael Schwendt, Simon White, Dag Lem, Wilfred Bos; document by LaLa) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim text; PSID v1–v4 and RSID header layout
Impulse Tracker docs raw/impulse-tracker/
the owner's download in ~/space/docs (files dated 1997-10/12; Jeffrey Lim / Pulse and hint contributors) · fetched 2026-08-30 · manual and hints ingested in full; ITTECH only at semantic level (byte layouts stay in raw)
IMR interviews: Jeroen Tel, Chris Hülsbeck raw/imr/
https://zakalwe.fi/~shd/texts/imr/c10tel.htm and …/c156huel.htm — mirror of the IMR interview project (©1996–99 IMR-Designs; interviews/production Per 'ZiKE!' Carlbring, design Michael 'ZiN!' Nilsson); VGMPF dates Tel 1996, Hülsbeck 1996-08-29 (Tel's text: Scoop Designs' "10th aniversary", i.e. 1996; Hülsbeck names Tunnel B1 as latest work) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; the pages themselves carry no date line
Getting started with LSDj with Infu raw/infu/
https://learnlsdj.github.io/ (Infu; redesign by Torsten Hansson; single-page course, undated, written for LSDj 9.2.A dev while 8.5.1 was stable; CC BY-NC 4.0) · fetched 2026-08-30 · text extracted from the HTML with image captions; the picture-only mini-guide (page2) is captions only
Intense Tech with Defense Mech (the remaining 12 pages) raw/intense-tech/
https://defensemech.com/intense-tech/en/<NN-slug>.md.html — Defense Mechanism, 2018-12-13 … 2021-08-29 (03 after a 2016 post by Hypnogram, used with permission; 16 carries a 2024 update); CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 · fetched 2026-08-30 · as the rows above (Markdeep body with a header line, media not included); 19 keeps the page's inline noise-converter table and script (the old→new noise mapping lives in its JavaScript arrays); 22 Advanced Wave Tech is an unlisted, unfinished outline ("Posted 2021", no body) kept for completeness and not summarised. The series index lists 21 articles
- 01-lsdj-wave-synth-deep-dive-part-1.md · 12 KB · Intense Tech #01 — LSDj Wave Synth Deep Dive, Part 1 (Defense Mechanism)
- 02-lsdj-wave-synth-deep-dive-part-2.md · 12 KB · Intense Tech #02 — LSDj Wave Synth Deep Dive, Part 2 (Defense Mechanism)
- 03-dont-sleep-on-z-feat-hypnogram.md · 9 KB · Intense Tech #03 — Don't Sleep on Z (Defense Mechanism, after Hypnogram)
- 04-manage-your-lsdj-save-files-with-liblsdj.md · 10 KB · Intense Tech #04 — Manage your LSDj save files with libLSDj (Defense Mechanism)
- 05-lsdj-wave-cruncher-instrument-library.md · 5 KB · Intense Tech #05 — LSDj Wave Cruncher Instrument Library (Defense Mechanism)
- 06-groovy-groove-and-tick-tricks-part-1.md · 8 KB · Intense Tech #06 — Groovy Groove and Tick Tricks, Part 1 (Defense Mechanism)
- 07-groovy-groove-and-tick-tricks-part-2.md · 5 KB · Intense Tech #07 — Groovy Groove and Tick Tricks, Part 2 (Defense Mechanism)
- 08-dotcnts-lsdj-wave-cruncher.md · 11 KB · Intense Tech #08 — DOTCNT's LSDj Wave Cruncher (Defense Mechanism)
- 09-lets-table-this-discussion.md · 6 KB · Intense Tech #09 — Let's Table This Discussion! (Defense Mechanism)
- 10-get-your-kicks-with-version-6-part-1.md · 9 KB · Intense Tech #10 — Get your Kicks with Version 6, Part 1 (Defense Mechanism)
- 11-kicks-part-2-kick-heaven-in-version-7.md · 6 KB · Intense Tech #11 — Kicks Part 2: Kick Heaven in Version 7 (Defense Mechanism)
- 12-scoping-out-new-features.md · 6 KB · Intense Tech #12 — Scoping Out New Features (Defense Mechanism)
- 13-interview-with-lsdj-developer-johan-kotlinski.md · 11 KB · Intense Tech #13 — Interview with LSDj Developer Johan Kotlinski (Defense Mechanism)
- 14-lets-appreciate-version-8.md · 7 KB · Intense Tech #14 — Let's Appreciate Version 8 (Defense Mechanism)
- 15-lets-mix-it-up-and-down.md · 7 KB · Intense Tech #15 — Let's Mix It Up (and Down) (Defense Mechanism)
- 16-so-you-want-a-cartridge-family.md · 10 KB · Intense Tech #16 — So You Want a Cartridge Family? (Defense Mechanism)
- 17-the-joys-of-noise.md · 14 KB · Intense Tech #17 — The Joys of Noise (Defense Mechanism)
- 18-adsr-makes-life-easier.md · 8 KB · Intense Tech #18 — ADSR Makes Life Easier! (Defense Mechanism)
- 19-new-noise-and-910-news.md · 16 KB · Intense Tech #19 — New Noise and 9.1.0 News (Defense Mechanism)
- 20-lsdpatch.md · 9 KB · Intense Tech #20 — Customize LSDj From Scratch with LSDPatch (Defense Mechanism)
- 21-lsdj92.md · 7 KB · Intense Tech #21 — What's New in LSDj v9.2 (Defense Mechanism)
- 22-wave-tech.md · 2 KB
Lemon64 + chipmusic.org threads (2014) raw/lemon64/
https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=51299 (13 posts, 2014-02-22 to 03-09); https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/15674/… (4 posts, 2014-11-26 to 12-02) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; the two YouTube videos the Lemon64 thread discusses (youtube.com/watch?v=-Kwz1SqGrjI, 2014-02-13; watch?v=9FgCr3ZHdaQ, 2014-07-29; channel "demoscenes") are not saved — metadata only, in the summary
- cybernoid-behind-the-notes-t51299.txt · 7 KB · Cybernoid I / Cybernoid II 'behind the notes' videos (2014) and the Lemon64 thread
- hard-restart-whats-the-story-p659158.txt · 3 KB · Lemon64 threads: SID and ADSR re-triggering? (2008) / Hard restart – what's the story? (2015)
- how-does-one-learn-sid-sound-design-t75723.txt · 6 KB · Lemon64: How does one learn SID sound design these days? (2020)
- sid-and-adsr-retriggering-t26968.txt · 2 KB · Lemon64 threads: SID and ADSR re-triggering? (2008) / Hard restart – what's the story? (2015)
- sid-wizard-instrument-recommendations-t78601.txt · 4 KB · Lemon64: SID-Wizard instrument recommendations? (2021)
little-scale: chip sample packs and ROM extraction (15 posts, 2008–2012) raw/little-scale/
https://little-scale.blogspot.com/ — 2009/10/commodore-64-sid-8580-basic-sample-pack.html · 2009/02/sp0256-al2-creative-commons-sample-pack.html · 2008/08/sega-mega-drive-sample-pack.html · 2008/11/atari-2600-sample-set.html · 2009/07/atari-2600-percussive-creative-commons.html · 2008/11/seag-master-systm-ii-sn76489-sample.html · 2009/07/sega-master-system-bass-mode-and-more.html · 2012/12/completely-free-sample-pack-pristine.html · 2009/01/atari-pokey-noise-sample-pack.html · 2009/10/massive-ym2413-sample-pack-245-samples.html · 2010/03/phillips-saa-1099-royalty-free-sample.html · 2010/03/pocket-music-gb-sample-pack-rom.html · 2012/09/completely-free-sample-pack-nanoloop.html · 2012/12/how-to-extract-pcm-samples-from-gba-rom.html · 2009/03/all-4-bit-waveforms-that-have-32.html (Sebastian Tomczak) · fetched 2026-08-31 · tools/html-to-text.py. The posts are the documentation — recording method, sample counts, naming conventions, audio format and licence — and are worth more than the audio; none of the .zip sample packs were downloaded. Non-chip packs in the same series (ukulele, khene, toy keyboards, Roland JV-30, VCS3, impulse responses, Pocket Operator, Erica Synths, and the ~25 other "Completely Free Sample Pack" posts of 2012–2019) were listed from inbox/little-scale-post-index-2026-08-31.tsv and deliberately not fetched — outside this wiki's focus. No images saved from these posts
- 1-dollar-nanoloop-midi-sync.txt · 16 KB · little-scale — $1 Nanoloop MIDI Sync (2009)
- abrasive-on-lsdj-microtuning.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — Abrasive on LSDJ Microtuning (2009)
- all-4-bit-waveforms-32-samples.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — All 4-bit Waveforms That Have 32 Samples (2009)
- all-classic-lsdj-kits-1-file-listing.png · 475 KB
- all-classic-lsdj-kits-as-wav-files.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- custom-lsdj-kits.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- custom-midi-clock-lsdj-sync-box.txt · 12 KB · little-scale — the Arduino Game Boy sync boxes: syncThing, Sync Tank and the AU$15 build (2008)
- debussy-kits-for-lsdj.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- donk-kit-for-lsdj.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- game-boy-pushpin-midi-interface.txt · 11 KB
- gameboy-unsync.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — Syncing something *to* LSDJ, and the un-sync piece (2006–2008)
- how-to-build-midi-clock-to-game-boy-sync.txt · 24 KB · little-scale — the Arduino Game Boy sync boxes: syncThing, Sync Tank and the AU$15 build (2008)
- how-to-extract-pcm-samples-from-gba-rom.txt · 12 KB · little-scale — extracting samples from Game Boy and GBA ROMs (2010, 2012)
- how-to-prepare-samples-and-create-lsdj-kits.txt · 20 KB · little-scale — How to: Prepare Samples and Create LSDJ Kits (2008)
- liquidcalm-1-dollar-nanoloop-sync.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — $1 Nanoloop MIDI Sync (2009)
- lsdj-kit-actfd1.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- lsdj-kit-loud-tr808.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- lsdj-tuning-tables-1-gb-gbc-gba.png · 36 KB
- lsdj-tuning-tables-2-super-game-boy.png · 36 KB
- lsdj-tuning-tables.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — LSDJ Tuning Tables (2009)
- microtonal-chipmusic-compilation.txt · 12 KB · little-scale — Microtonal Chipmusic Compilation, call for tracks (2009)
- midi-clock-box-1-schematic.jpg · 25 KB
- midi-clock-box-2-parts.jpg · 81 KB
- more-kits-scriabin-ellington-mozart.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- more-lsdj-kits-megadrive-chopin-atari.txt · 12 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- nanoloop-23-kit-for-lsdj.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- nanoloop-tuned-to-18-tet-1-rom-diff.gif · 55 KB
- nanoloop-tuned-to-18-tet.txt · 13 KB · little-scale — Nanoloop Tuned to 18-TET, Hacked ROM (2009)
- overclocked-game-boy.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — Overclocked Game Boy (2008)
- pushpin-1-screenshot-a.jpg · 13 KB
- retuning-underclocked-game-boy.txt · 13 KB · little-scale — Underclocking a Game Boy, and retuning it afterwards (2009)
- sample-pack-atari-2600-percussive.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-atari-2600.txt · 13 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-nanoloop-163-kicks.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-pocket-music-gb-rom.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — extracting samples from Game Boy and GBA ROMs (2010, 2012)
- sample-pack-pokey-noise.txt · 12 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-saa-1099.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-sega-mega-drive.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-sid-8580.txt · 13 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-sms-bass-mode.txt · 16 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-sms-pristine-192k.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-sn76489.txt · 12 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-sp0256-al2.txt · 13 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sample-pack-ym2413-massive-245.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the chip sample packs (2008–2012)
- sn76489-kit-for-lsdj.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
- sync-nanoloop-and-lsdj-to-midi-1-schematic.jpg · 26 KB
- sync-nanoloop-and-lsdj-to-midi.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — the Arduino Game Boy sync boxes: syncThing, Sync Tank and the AU$15 build (2008)
- sync-options-1-device-comparison-table.png · 94 KB
- sync-options-for-game-boys.txt · 21 KB · little-scale — Sync Options for Game Boy Music (2008)
- sync-tank-1-schematic-a.jpg · 15 KB
- sync-tank-15-game-boys.txt · 13 KB · little-scale — the Arduino Game Boy sync boxes: syncThing, Sync Tank and the AU$15 build (2008)
- sync-tank-2-schematic-b.jpg · 39 KB
- syncing-nanoloop-to-midi-clock.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the Arduino Game Boy sync boxes: syncThing, Sync Tank and the AU$15 build (2008)
- syncing-something-to-lsdj-pt1-led.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — Syncing something *to* LSDJ, and the un-sync piece (2006–2008)
- syncing-something-to-lsdj-pt2-c64-filter.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — Syncing something *to* LSDJ, and the un-sync piece (2006–2008)
- syncing-to-lsdj-pt1-1-schematic.jpg · 21 KB
- teensyduino-midi-clock-sync-din24.txt · 14 KB · little-scale — USB MIDI Game Boy Sync for $16, and DIN sync 24 (2011)
- tune-game-boy-like-japanese-koto-1-spreadsheet.png · 238 KB
- tune-game-boy-like-japanese-koto.txt · 11 KB · little-scale — Let's Tune the Game Boy Like a Japanese Koto (2009)
- underclocking-game-boy-1.jpg · 70 KB
- underclocking-game-boy-2.jpg · 94 KB
- underclocking-game-boy-3.jpg · 82 KB
- underclocking-game-boy-4.jpg · 85 KB
- underclocking-game-boy.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — Underclocking a Game Boy, and retuning it afterwards (2009)
- usb-midi-game-boy-sync-for-16.txt · 16 KB · little-scale — USB MIDI Game Boy Sync for $16, and DIN sync 24 (2011)
- usb-midi-sync-1-link-pinout.png · 22 KB
- ym2413-drums-kit-for-lsdj.txt · 10 KB · little-scale — the LSDJ kit releases, and the stock kits extracted (2008–2014)
LSDj manual raw/lsdj/
https://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest/documentation/LSDj_9_2_6.pdf (Johan Kotlinski, 2021-05-09, v9.2.6) · fetched 2026-08-30 · 79 pages; .txt is a PDFKit text extract with ===== page N ===== markers; figures (screens, tables in chapter 2/3) are not in the text
Matt Gray: Dominator subtune 6 source (PLAYER V4.2) raw/matt-gray/
https://remix64.com/services/files/misc/matt-gray-dom6-public-source-1.zip (released 2014-11-26 for the Reformation driver competition) · fetched 2026-08-30 · CC BY-NC 4.0 per the source header; the zip's 64tass.exe and compile_and_run.bat not kept
- dom6-public.asm · 35 KB · Matt Gray's Dominator subtune 6 source (PLAYER V4.2, 1987) and the Reformation driver competition
- matt-gray-dom6-public-source.txt · 0 KB · Matt Gray's Dominator subtune 6 source (PLAYER V4.2, 1987) and the Reformation driver competition
- readme.txt · 0 KB · Matt Gray's Dominator subtune 6 source (PLAYER V4.2, 1987) and the Reformation driver competition
MOS 6581 SID datasheet raw/mos-6581-datasheet/
http://archive.6502.org/datasheets/mos_6581_sid.pdf (Commodore Semiconductor Group datasheet, 12 pages; the text the Programmer's Reference Guide reprints as Appendix O) · fetched 2026-08-30 · scanned PDF with a text layer; .txt is a PDFKit extract (tools/pdf-to-text.swift), OCR noise in the register table (e.g. OC, DCYO) and in Table 2's hex column; the envelope rate table (Table 2, text page 5) is otherwise readable
OpenMPT manual (14 chapters) raw/openmpt-manual/
https://wiki.openmpt.org/Manual:_… fetched as raw wikitext (?action=raw); OpenMPT Wiki, CC BY-SA 3.0 · fetched 2026-08-30 · Effect Reference, Module formats, Compatible Playback, Zxx Macros, About, Instruments, Samples, Song Properties (+ Tempo Swing) ingested; Patterns, General, Basics, Setup, Note Properties kept for reference; ~75 further manual pages not fetched
- About_OpenMPT.wiki · 4 KB · OpenMPT manual — About OpenMPT
- Basics.wiki · 9 KB
- Compatible_Playback.wiki · 37 KB · OpenMPT manual — Compatible Playback
- Effect_Reference.wiki · 84 KB · OpenMPT manual — Effect Reference
- General.wiki · 16 KB
- Instruments.wiki · 23 KB · OpenMPT manual — Instruments
- Module_formats.wiki · 11 KB · OpenMPT manual — Module formats
- Note_Properties.wiki · 2 KB
- Patterns.wiki · 33 KB
- README.md · 1 KB
- Samples.wiki · 25 KB · OpenMPT manual — Samples
- Setup.wiki · 3 KB
- Song_Properties.wiki · 16 KB · OpenMPT manual — Song Properties (and Tempo Swing)
- Tempo_Swing_Settings.wiki · 1 KB · OpenMPT manual — Song Properties (and Tempo Swing)
- Zxx_Macros.wiki · 9 KB · OpenMPT manual — Zxx Macros
Pan Docs, audio section raw/pandocs/
https://github.com/gbdev/pandocs — src/Audio*.md on master (head fe246067, 2026-06-09; files last changed 2025-06-30 / 2025-10-17 / 2025-07-03), rendered at https://gbdev.io/pandocs/Audio.html, Audio_Registers.html, Audio_details.html; gbdev community, CC0 1.0 · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim mdBook Markdown; {{#include}} diagrams and {{#bits}} register figures not included; the community Game Boy hardware reference, audio chapter only
- Audio.md · 6 KB · Pan Docs — Audio Overview
- Audio_Registers.md · 21 KB · Pan Docs — Audio Registers
- Audio_details.md · 17 KB · Pan Docs — Audio Details
- README.md · 1 KB
ProTracker docs raw/protracker/
cmatsuoka/tracker-history (reference/amiga/protracker) and echolevel/Protracker-2.3D-Helpfile-Manual on GitHub; ProTracker is Public Domain · fetched 2026-08-30 · the 2.3d built-in help (edited by echolevel, 2019) is the main text; effect list and file format from the 2.0A docs by Lars Hamre
- PT2.3.ReadMe! · 16 KB
- PT2.3.Update! · 3 KB
- PT2.3A.txt · 10 KB
- PT2.3B-ReadMe · 2 KB
- PT2.3D-helpfile-echolevel.md · 55 KB · ProTracker 2.3d help file (edited by echolevel)
- PTEffects.txt · 2 KB
- PTFileFormat.txt · 4 KB
- README.md · 1 KB
- pt_versions.txt · 4 KB
Recollection: Chordian, "My Computer Chronicles" raw/recollection/
https://www.atlantis-prophecy.org/recollection/?load=articles&id=mycomputerchronicles (Jens-Christian Huus / JCH; originally on chordian.net, January 2017) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML, ~22000 words
- chordian-my-computer-chronicles.txt · 114 KB · My Computer Chronicles — Jens-Christian Huus / JCH (2017)
- domination-01-jeroen-tel.txt · 8 KB · Domination #1 — Interview with Jeroen Tel (Jazzcat, 1994)
- domination-11-charles-deenen.txt · 7 KB · Charles Deenen interviews: Domination #11 (1998) and Designing Sound (2010)
- vandalism63-matt-gray-interview.txt · 31 KB · Vandalism News #63 — Interview with Matt Gray (Jazzcat, 2014)
- vandalism64-brief-history-of-sid.txt · 22 KB · The Brief History of SID — Jan Harries (SIDwave), Vandalism News #64 (2015)
Remix64: Anders Carlsson aka GOTO80 interview raw/remix64/
https://remix64.com/interviews/interview-anders-carlsson-aka-goto80.html · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; added to the existing raw/remix64/ collection
- interview-anders-carlsson-aka-goto80.txt · 6 KB · Remix64 — An Interview with Anders Carlsson aka GOTO80 (Neil Carr, 2002)
- interview-chris-huelsbeck.txt · 13 KB · Remix64 — An Interview with Chris Huelsbeck (2001)
- interview-martin-galway.txt · 16 KB · Remix64 — An Interview with Martin Galway (Neil Carr, 2001)
- last-ninja-2-vs-ninja-remix.txt · 5 KB · Remix64 — Last Ninja 2 vs Ninja Remix: what's the deal? (Chris Abbott)
- matt-gray-reformation-chiptune-driver-competition.txt · 4 KB · Matt Gray's Dominator subtune 6 source (PLAYER V4.2, 1987) and the Reformation driver competition
Retro Gamesmaster: Matt Gray interview raw/retrogamesmaster/
http://www.retrogamesmaster.co.uk/matt-gray-interview/ (Peter Ward; undated, site © 2015, VGMPF says 2017) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML
roboctopus, *LSDJ & You* (4 articles) raw/roboctopus/
https://roboctopus-8bit.tumblr.com/post/{85729112083,85730355523,85728173853,61515601352} — roboctopus's tumblr mirror of the noisechannel.org column; the three 2014-05-14 posts are the port date of earlier articles, the supersaw post is 2013-09-17 · fetched 2026-08-31 · fetched through the tumblr API (/api/read?num=50), post bodies converted to text; inline images kept as [image: url] markers (the waveform pictures are only images — no sample values in the text), SoundCloud examples as links. noisechannel.org resolves in 2026 but serves a splash page only. The API listed exactly these four articles plus one audio post (not saved)
- collapse-of-the-waveform.txt · 5 KB · roboctopus — LSDJ & You: Collapse of the Waveform (2014)
- echo-chamber.txt · 3 KB · roboctopus — LSDJ & You: Echo Chamber (2014)
- pwm-i-choose-you.txt · 3 KB · roboctopus — PWM, I Choose You! (2014)
- supersaw-lite-beefy-saw-bass.txt · 1 KB · roboctopus — The Kinda Sorta Supersaw-lite; or, a Beefy Saw Bass (2013)
Retro Video Gamer: Matt Gray interview raw/rvg/
https://www.retrovideogamer.co.uk/rvg-interviews-matt-gray/ (Greyfox et al., 2016-09-08) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML, site menus and tag cloud kept at the end
Sabrepulse, Getting started with LSDJ tutorial raw/sabrepulse/
https://www.adventurekid.se/akrt/glossary/lsdj/sabrepulses-getting-started-little-sound-dj/ — Adventure Kid's mirror of a beginner tutorial from sabrepulse.com (offline); undated, written for an LSDj with the ENVELOPE field (pre-8.1), no license stated · fetched 2026-08-30 · text extracted from the WordPress page; the mirror keeps no images; the "LSDJ wiki" link the kick section refers to is plain text
Schism Tracker wiki and docs raw/schism-tracker/
https://github.com/schismtracker/schismtracker (wiki + repo; GPL program, wiki unlicensed) · fetched 2026-08-30 · project description, IT background, FAQ, links, player abuse tests (not summarised), hidden config options
- README-repo.md · 2 KB
- README.md · 0 KB
- docs-configuration.md · 8 KB
- wiki-Contributions.md · 0 KB
- wiki-Frequently-Asked-Questions.md · 4 KB
- wiki-Home.md · 0 KB
- wiki-Impulse-Tracker.md · 1 KB
- wiki-Links.md · 2 KB
- wiki-Mixing-Modes.md · 0 KB
- wiki-Player-abuse-tests.md · 29 KB
- wiki-Schism-Tracker.md · 2 KB · Schism Tracker wiki and README
- wiki-TODO.md · 1 KB
Scream Tracker 3 docs raw/scream-tracker-3/
ST3.DOC (Kalle Kaivola / Edge, 1994) from http://www.textfiles.com/computers/DOCUMENTATION/st3.txt; TECH.DOC (ST 3.20 file formats, Future Crew) from https://github.com/reznet/S3MParser; freeware · fetched 2026-08-30 · CP437 originals with UTF-8 siblings; the manual is complete (1262 lines), TECH.DOC is the official S3M spec
Charts and Tables for SID-Wizard 1.6 raw/sid-wizard/
the owner's local copy in ~/Downloads/SID-Wizard-1.7/manuals/ (document version 1.0; the only byline is "Mikael Norrgård 2012 (witchmastercreations.com)" on the conversion-table page; file dated 2014-02-14, 15 pages) · fetched 2026-08-30 · .txt is a PDFKit extract with ===== page N ===== markers; tables come out as rows of values
- Charts-and-Tables-for-SID-Wizard-1.6.pdf · 413 KB
- Charts-and-Tables-for-SID-Wizard-1.6.txt · 32 KB · Charts and Tables for SID-Wizard 1.6 (document version 1.0, 2014)
- Creating-Chiptunes-with-SID-Wizard-2nd-edition.pdf · 1144 KB · Creating Chiptunes with SID-Wizard, Second Edition (summary)
- Creating-Chiptunes-with-SID-Wizard-2nd-edition.txt · 123 KB · Creating Chiptunes with SID-Wizard, Second Edition (summary)
- SID-Wizard-1.8-UserManual.txt · 23 KB · SID-Wizard 1.8 User Manual (summary)
SIDId player signatures raw/sidid/
https://github.com/cadaver/sidid (master branch, raw files; Lasse Öörni and contributors) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim; the .nfo contains Latin-1 bytes, read with errors='replace'
SIDin #1, #3–#15 (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) raw/sidin/
https://commodore.software/downloads/send/625-sidin-magazine/<id>-sidin-issue-<n> with ids 12349 (#1), 12351 (#3), 12352 (#04), 12353 (#05), 12354 (#06), 12355 (#07), 12356 (#08), 12357 (#09), 12358 (#10), 12359 (#11), 12360 (#12), 12361 (#13), 12362 (#14), 12363 (#15) — slugs issue-1, issue-3, then issue-04 … issue-15 (mirror of the vanished digilander.libero.it/ice00/tsid/sidin/) · fetched 2026-08-30 · free PDF e-zine, each "version 1.00"; dates: #1 September 2002 (no date line; per the mirror), #3 2003-02-07, #4 2003-06-21, #5 2004-01-11, #6 2004-05-08, #7 "9 January 2004" [sic — its news runs to late 2004, so 2005-01-09], #8 2005-07-30, #9 2006-01-14, #10 2006-07-16, #11 2007-02-14, #12 2008-05-24, #13 2010-06-28, #14 2015-01-25, #15 2015-10-31. Rights of the analysed players stay with the composers (each editorial says so); triage in inbox/sidin-toc.md
- sidin01-ocr.txt · 98 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #1 — Luca Carrafiello (Luca/FIRE) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #1 — Ripping a game: Dig Dug (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #1 — Iseq music composition program: the comp.sys.cbm threads and Steve Judd's Commando cover (2002)
- sidin01.pdf · 1473 KB · SIDin #1 — Luca Carrafiello (Luca/FIRE) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #1 — Ripping a game: Dig Dug (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #1 — Iseq music composition program: the comp.sys.cbm threads and Steve Judd's Commando cover (2002)
- sidin01.txt · 72 KB · SIDin #1 — Ripping a game: Dig Dug (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #1 — Iseq music composition program: the comp.sys.cbm threads and Steve Judd's Commando cover (2002)
- sidin02-pdfkit.txt · 86 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #2 — Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #2 — David Whittaker's Lazy Jones music routine (Stefano Tognon, 2002)
- sidin02.pdf · 1095 KB · SIDin #2 — Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #2 — Matt Gray's Driller music routine (Stefano Tognon, 2002) · SIDin #2 — David Whittaker's Lazy Jones music routine (Stefano Tognon, 2002)
- sidin02.txt · 90 KB · SIDin #2 — Matt Gray's Driller music routine (Stefano Tognon, 2002)
- sidin03.pdf · 508 KB
- sidin03.txt · 105 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #3 — Music Engine pattern searching, part 1 (Stefano Tognon, 2003) · SIDin #3 — Ripping BASIC based tune: Sheba and Testcard (Stefano Tognon, 2003) · SIDin #3 — Stephan Schmid (Steppe) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2003)
- sidin04.pdf · 1264 KB
- sidin04.txt · 202 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #4 — Chris Abbott interview (Stefano Tognon, 2003) · SIDin #4 — Martin Galway's Arkanoid music routine, the explanation (Stefano Tognon, 2003) · SIDin #4 — Ripping a BASIC program into RSID: Telengard (Stefano Tognon, 2003)
- sidin05.pdf · 933 KB
- sidin05.txt · 65 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #5 — Chris Huelsbeck interview (Stefano Tognon, 2004) · SIDin #5 — High Voltage Music Engines Collection (Stefano Tognon, 2004) · SIDin #5 — Music Engines Pattern Searching, part 2: the Lostack database (Stefano Tognon, 2004)
- sidin06.pdf · 763 KB
- sidin06.txt · 56 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #6 — Asterion Sid Tracker v1.0 reviewed (Stefano Tognon, 2004) · SIDin #6 — Inside DigiOrganizer, Polonius's 4-bit sample editor (Stefano Tognon, 2004) · SIDin #6 — Jan Diabelez Arnt Harries (Rambones) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2004)
- sidin07.pdf · 2370 KB
- sidin07.txt · 94 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #7 — Dustbin (Stefano Palmonari) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2005) · SIDin #7 — Inside Modules: Ivan Del Duca's music engine (Stefano Tognon, 2005) · SIDin #7 — xxlarge: Ninja's 256-byte cover of 'X large' analysed (Stefano Tognon, 2005)
- sidin08.pdf · 2254 KB · SIDin #8 — Catweasel Mk4: a PCI card with two SID sockets (Stefano Tognon, 2005) · SIDin #8 — Aleksi Eeben interview (Stefano Tognon, 2005) · SIDin #8 — Tiny Sid Compo, the 512-byte entries (Stefano Tognon, 2005)
- sidin08.txt · 86 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #8 — Catweasel Mk4: a PCI card with two SID sockets (Stefano Tognon, 2005) · SIDin #8 — Aleksi Eeben interview (Stefano Tognon, 2005) · SIDin #8 — Tiny Sid Compo, the 512-byte entries (Stefano Tognon, 2005)
- sidin09.pdf · 506 KB · SIDin #9 — Catweasel Mk4 follow-up: driver, hardware buffer, two 6581s and the filter (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #9 — Nata (Stephan Parth) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #9 — Tiny Sid Compo, the 256-byte entries (Stefano Tognon, 2006)
- sidin09.txt · 109 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #9 — Catweasel Mk4 follow-up: driver, hardware buffer, two 6581s and the filter (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #9 — Nata (Stephan Parth) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #9 — Tiny Sid Compo, the 256-byte entries (Stefano Tognon, 2006)
- sidin10.pdf · 836 KB · SIDin #10 — Richard Bayliss interview (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #10 — Goattracker 2: a cover in the table-based GT2 (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #10 — Tiny Sid 2, part 1: XL5, Mini Digi Drum, RM, Miniature Rhapsody (Stefano Tognon, 2006)
- sidin10.txt · 71 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #10 — Richard Bayliss interview (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #10 — Goattracker 2: a cover in the table-based GT2 (Stefano Tognon, 2006) · SIDin #10 — Tiny Sid 2, part 1: XL5, Mini Digi Drum, RM, Miniature Rhapsody (Stefano Tognon, 2006)
- sidin11.pdf · 648 KB · SIDin #11 — Laxity interview (Stefano Tognon, 2007) · SIDin #11 — SID Factory vs Ninjatracker (Stefano Tognon, 2007) · SIDin #11 — Tiny Sid 2, part 2: BLOCK ACID DUB and Resolution (Stefano Tognon, 2007)
- sidin11.txt · 68 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #11 — Laxity interview (Stefano Tognon, 2007) · SIDin #11 — SID Factory vs Ninjatracker (Stefano Tognon, 2007) · SIDin #11 — Tiny Sid 2, part 2: BLOCK ACID DUB and Resolution (Stefano Tognon, 2007)
- sidin12.pdf · 685 KB · SIDin #12 — Mihály Horváth (Hermit) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2008) · SIDin #12 — Ripping Trivia Arcade (Stefano Tognon, 2008) · SIDin #12 — Tiny Sid 2, part 3: Plaster (512 b) and Back To Basics (256 b) (Stefano Tognon, 2008)
- sidin12.txt · 53 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #12 — Mihály Horváth (Hermit) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2008) · SIDin #12 — Ripping Trivia Arcade (Stefano Tognon, 2008) · SIDin #12 — Tiny Sid 2, part 3: Plaster (512 b) and Back To Basics (256 b) (Stefano Tognon, 2008)
- sidin13.pdf · 1594 KB · SIDin #13 — Inside JITT64: the player routine (Stefano Tognon, 2010) · SIDin #13 — JITT64 Tracker: Tognon's Java Ice Team Tracker from the user's side (2010) · SIDin #13 — TSM & Freedom interview (Stefano Tognon, 2010)
- sidin13.txt · 81 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #13 — Inside JITT64: the player routine (Stefano Tognon, 2010) · SIDin #13 — JITT64 Tracker: Tognon's Java Ice Team Tracker from the user's side (2010) · SIDin #13 — TSM & Freedom interview (Stefano Tognon, 2010)
- sidin14.pdf · 916 KB · SIDin #14 — Inside Matt Gray's Dominator player (Tognon's commented PLAYER V4.2 and the musician's guide to composing in it, 2015) · SIDin #14 — Inside Hunter's Moon (Martin Walker's sound-effects engine, reverse-engineered, 2015) · SIDin #14 — Scarzix interview (Carsten Berggreen: JCH's editor, CombatZone, the return with CheeseCutter, 2015)
- sidin14.txt · 152 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #14 — Inside Matt Gray's Dominator player (Tognon's commented PLAYER V4.2 and the musician's guide to composing in it, 2015) · SIDin #14 — Inside Hunter's Moon (Martin Walker's sound-effects engine, reverse-engineered, 2015) · SIDin #14 — Scarzix interview (Carsten Berggreen: JCH's editor, CombatZone, the return with CheeseCutter, 2015)
- sidin15.pdf · 2624 KB · SIDin #15 — Matt Gray interview (technical questions during Reformation, 2015) · SIDin #15 — Inside Matt Gray's Serpent Demo player (the 4-bit sample voice, reverse-engineered, 2015)
- sidin15.txt · 92 KB · SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) · SIDin #15 — Matt Gray interview (technical questions during Reformation, 2015) · SIDin #15 — Inside Matt Gray's Serpent Demo player (the 4-bit sample voice, reverse-engineered, 2015)
The SID Homepage (sidmusic.org), 7 pages raw/sidmusic/
http://www.sidmusic.org/sid/{yannes,jtel,mgalway,rhubbard,sidtech4,sidtech5,sidcreate}.html — Andreas Varga's 1990s "SID Homepage" (the root now redirects to a SIDPLAY page; the sid/ pages still serve): Bob Yannes e-mail interview by Varga, August 1996 (some questions from King Fisher/Triad; "Last updated Aug 30 1996"); Jeroen Tel: Commodore Zone June 1997 (via Warren Pilkington) + 64'er 3/91; Martin Galway: Commodore Zone (typed in by Adam Lorentzon) + an old Happy Computer interview; Rob Hubbard: Commodore Zone (Waz and Kenz) + Happy Computer 7/86; the two waveform examinations by Asger Alstrup (HTML by Varga, REU register-dump method) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML, images not included; not saved: sidtech1–3.html (the Appendix O transcription — the same text as raw/mos-6581-datasheet/), patent.html (the SID patent, ~7300 words), the index pages main.html/sidcomp.html/sidtech.html
- interview-with-bob-yannes-1996.txt · 14 KB · The SID Homepage — Interview with Bob Yannes (Andreas Varga, August 1996)
- interviews-with-jeroen-tel.txt · 13 KB · The SID Homepage — Interviews with Jeroen Tel (Commodore Zone 1997, 64'er 3/91)
- interviews-with-martin-galway.txt · 23 KB · The SID Homepage — Interviews with Martin Galway (Commodore Zone 6–7, Happy Computer 11/86)
- interviews-with-rob-hubbard.txt · 18 KB · The SID Homepage — Interviews with Rob Hubbard (Commodore Zone, Happy Computer 7/86)
- sidtech4-examination-of-sid-triangle-waveform.txt · 7 KB · Asger Alstrup — Examination of SID triangle waveform / noise waveform (The SID Homepage, 1995)
- sidtech5-examination-of-sid-noise-waveform.txt · 12 KB · Asger Alstrup — Examination of SID triangle waveform / noise waveform (The SID Homepage, 1995)
- the-creation-of-the-sid-chip.txt · 2 KB · The SID Homepage — The creation of the SID chip (Christer Rindeblad)
CheeseCutter site (Wayback recovery): the Guide + About + changelog raw/theyamo-kapsi/
via web.archive.org CDX enumeration of theyamo.kapsi.fi (site itself HTTP 401 since ~2025); canonical URLs theyamo.kapsi.fi/ccutter/{ref,about,changes,ct00ref}.html and /ccutter/oldsite/ · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; the Guide is the long-lost CheeseCutter manual (player doc marked "slightly inaccurate" by the author); manual-illustration PNGs (seq, cmd, chord, filter, pulse, wave, trackmap …) archived but not saved
tracker-history: soundmonitor.txt raw/tracker-history/
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cmatsuoka/tracker-history/master/soundmonitor.txt · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim; added to the existing raw/tracker-history/ collection
- README.md · 0 KB
- fasttracker.txt · 2 KB
- impulsetracker.txt · 3 KB
- openmpt.txt · 6 KB
- protracker.txt · 11 KB · tracker-history release notes (ProTracker, FastTracker, Scream Tracker, Impulse Tracker, Schism, OpenMPT)
- schism.txt · 1 KB
- screamtracker.txt · 0 KB
- soundmonitor.txt · 1 KB · Soundmonitor lineage and wiki pages: tracker-history/soundmonitor.txt, C64-Wiki.de, de.wikipedia
TraxWeekly archive raw/traxweekly/
https://resources.openmpt.org/traxweekly/ (mirror at OpenMPT.org of the 1995–1998 tracker-scene newsletter) · fetched 2026-08-30 · verbatim text files, ~30–100 KB each, mixed content (news, tips, interviews, reviews, group columns); ingest per article, see inbox/traxweekly-toc.md
- TraxWeekly #1 — 12 March 1995 — 12 March 1995 · 37 KB · TW #1 — Interview with Basehead (Populus) · TW #1 — Interview with Phoenix (Populus) · TW #1 — Modal and Chord Theory (Leviathan)
- TraxWeekly #2 — 23 March 1995 — 23 March 1995 · 41 KB · TW #2 — Interview with Leinad (Populus)
- TraxWeekly #3 — 30 March 1995 — 30 March 1995 · 62 KB · TW #3 — Music: Beginning the Tracking Experience (Psibelius) · TW #3 — Interview with Chuck Biscuits (Epeius) · TW #3 — Interview with the Five Musicians (Populus)
- TraxWeekly #4 — 6 April 1995 — 6 April 1995 · 38 KB · TW #4 — Interview with Nemesis (Populus) · TW #4 — Interview with Stalker (Zer0)
- TraxWeekly #5 — 13 April 1995 — 13 April 1995 · 49 KB · TW #5 — Interview with TheHacker (Popcorn) · TW #5 — What it's like to be a PC Musician (Necros)
- TraxWeekly #6 — 20 April 1995 — 20 April 1995 · 54 KB · TW #6 — The NAID Music Compo: Opinion Interviews (Psibelius)
- TraxWeekly #7 — 27 April 1995 — 27 April 1995 · 51 KB · TW #7 — Interview with Ryan Cramer (Popcorn) · TW #7 — The Importance of Music Theory (Future Assassin)
- TraxWeekly #8 — 4 May 1995 — 4 May 1995 · 33 KB · TW #8 — Interview with Blaze Runner (Populus)
- TraxWeekly #9 — 11 May 1995 — 11 May 1995 · 41 KB · TW #9 — Interview with Maelcum (k8to) · TW #9 — Samples, Lameness, Preconceptions, and Fluffy Bunnies (Necros)
- TraxWeekly #10 — 18 May 1995 — 18 May 1995 · 30 KB · TW #10 — Interview with Jugi (White Wizard)
- TraxWeekly #11 — 25 May 1995 — 25 May 1995 · 55 KB · TW #11 — How to enhance your music collection (Popcorn) · TW #11 — Interview with Beaner (Popcorn) · TW #11 — Interview with Perisoft (Popcorn)
- TraxWeekly #12 — 1 June 1995 — 1 June 1995 · 59 KB · TW #12 — Advanced Tracking Tips (Necros)
- TraxWeekly #13 — 11 June 1995 — 11 June 1995 · 53 KB · TW #13 — Interview with Big Jim (Popcorn)
- TraxWeekly #14 — 15 June 1995 — 15 June 1995 · 57 KB · TW #14 — Interview with Pinion (Flood)
- TraxWeekly #15 — 23 June 1995 — 23 June 1995 · 104 KB · TW #15 — Advanced Tracking Tips II (Necros) · TW #15 — Interview with Claim (Gator) · TW #15 — Interview with SV (GraveDigger)
- TraxWeekly #16 — 29 June 1995 — 29 June 1995 · 57 KB · TW #16 — Interview with Populus (Psibelius)
- TraxWeekly #17 — 6 July 1995 — 6 July 1995 · 33 KB · TW #17 — Interview with AmusiC (Popcorn)
- TraxWeekly #18 — 13 July 1995 — 13 July 1995 · 84 KB · TW #18 — Advanced Tracking Tips III: voicings (Necros) · TW #18 — Interview With Basehead (again) (Psibelius) · TW #18 — Interview with Lord Pegasus (Psibelius)
- TraxWeekly #19 — 20 July 1995 — 20 July 1995 · 99 KB · TW #19 — Interview with Quarex (Maelcum)
- TraxWeekly #20 — 27 July 1995 — 27 July 1995 · 39 KB
- TraxWeekly #21 — 3 August 1995 — 3 August 1995 · 42 KB · TW #21 — Tracking Tips (Dan Hartrell)
- TraxWeekly #22 — 9 August 1995 — 9 August 1995 · 63 KB · TW #22 — Interview with Jase (Clef)
- TraxWeekly #23 — 18 August 1995 — 18 August 1995 · 55 KB
- TraxWeekly #24 — 27 August 1995 — 27 August 1995 · 49 KB · TW #24 — In Review: the ASM95 music entries (Necros) · TW #24, #25, #64, #65 — the sample-ripping debate (Mhoram, Psibelius, Kristian Eriksen, Beacon)
- TraxWeekly #25 — 10 September 1995 — 10 September 1995 · 34 KB · TW #24, #25, #64, #65 — the sample-ripping debate (Mhoram, Psibelius, Kristian Eriksen, Beacon)
- TraxWeekly #26 — 14 September 1995 — 14 September 1995 · 33 KB · TW #26 — Faces in the Crowd: the column's manifesto (Kal Zakath) · TW #26–#33, #50 — the 20 MeEnUhTz Chip Compo column (AmusiC)
- TraxWeekly #27 — 21 September 1995 — 21 September 1995 · 78 KB · TW #27 — Faces in the Crowd #1: Master of Darkness (Kal Zakath) · TW #27 — Basehead on Lotus Position (Cyberdmon) · TW #27 — Interview with Zapper (The Finn) · TW #26–#33, #50 — the 20 MeEnUhTz Chip Compo column (AmusiC)
- TraxWeekly #28 — 28 October 1995 — 28 October 1995 · 37 KB · TW #28 — Faces in the Crowd #2: Mesonyx (Kal Zakath) · TW #26–#33, #50 — the 20 MeEnUhTz Chip Compo column (AmusiC)
- TraxWeekly #29 — 6 October 1995 — 6 October 1995 · 53 KB · TW #29 — Faces in the Crowd #5: Esper Division (DennisC) · TW #29 — Faces in the Crowd #4: Smeghead (Master of Darkness)
- TraxWeekly #30 — 12 October 1995 — 12 October 1995 · 83 KB · TW #30 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Ender (Master of Darkness) · TW #30 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Paganus (Atlantic)
- TraxWeekly #31 — 19 October 1995 — 19 October 1995 · 55 KB · TW #31 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Fred (Dynamic Harmony) · TW #31 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Luv Kohli (DennisC) · TW #31 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Vicious (Master of Darkness)
- TraxWeekly #32 — 26 October 1995 — 26 October 1995 · 63 KB · TW #26–#33, #50 — the 20 MeEnUhTz Chip Compo column (AmusiC) · TW #32 — Faces in the Crowd: Complaints (Master of Darkness) · TW #32 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Zinc (DennisC) · TW #32 — Not So Advanced Tracking Tips (Atlantic) · TW #32–#34 — Tracker Survey / New Tracker (Psibelius, Jason Diamond)
- TraxWeekly #33 — 5 November 1995 — 5 November 1995 · 42 KB · TW #26–#33, #50 — the 20 MeEnUhTz Chip Compo column (AmusiC) · TW #32–#34 — Tracker Survey / New Tracker (Psibelius, Jason Diamond) · TW #33 — 4Channel Lives On (Trixter)
- TraxWeekly #34 — 9 November 1995 — 9 November 1995 · 33 KB · TW #32–#34 — Tracker Survey / New Tracker (Psibelius, Jason Diamond) · TW #34 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Deus Ex (Master of Darkness)
- TraxWeekly #35 — 23 November 1995 — 23 November 1995 · 45 KB · TW #35 — Interview with Loki (Trifixion)
- TraxWeekly #36 — 30 November 1995 — 30 November 1995 · 19 KB
- TraxWeekly #37 — 7 December 1995 — 7 December 1995 · 40 KB · TW #37–38 — The Death of the Chiptune / Chiptunes Aren't Dead!
- TraxWeekly #38 — 15 December 1995 — 15 December 1995 · 39 KB · TW #37–38 — The Death of the Chiptune / Chiptunes Aren't Dead!
- TraxWeekly #39 — 21 December 1995 — 21 December 1995 · 24 KB · TW #39–40 — Chord Theory? / Chord What? (Maelcum, Trixter, Basehead)
- TraxWeekly #40 — 28 December 1995 — 28 December 1995 · 67 KB · TW #39–40 — Chord Theory? / Chord What? (Maelcum, Trixter, Basehead) · TW #40 — Interview with Blackwolf (Psibelius) · TW #40 — Interview with Zalt (Psibelius)
- TraxWeekly #41 — 4 January 1996 — 4 January 1996 · 53 KB · TW #41 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Mick Rippon (DennisC) · TW #41 — Interview with Shawn (shawnm / NOISE) · TW #41 — Interview with Zinc on the Impromptu Compo (DennisC)
- TraxWeekly #42 — 12 January 1996 — 12 January 1996 · 44 KB · TW #42 — Impulse Tracker v1.01 (Pulse) · TW #42 — Interview with Balrog (Kosmic)
- TraxWeekly #43 — 18 January 1996 — 18 January 1996 · 51 KB · TW #43 — Interview with Pariah (V.S.L) · TW #43–#45 — the Demonews ratings argument (Light, Trixter / Hornet)
- TraxWeekly #44 — 26 January 1996 — 26 January 1996 · 67 KB · TW #43–#45 — the Demonews ratings argument (Light, Trixter / Hornet) · TW #44 — Impulse Tracker Trivia (Random) · TW #44 — Interview with Acidfrog (Radiance / Spice)
- TraxWeekly #45 — 1 February 1996 — 1 February 1996 · 41 KB · TW #43–#45 — the Demonews ratings argument (Light, Trixter / Hornet)
- TraxWeekly #46 — 8 February 1996 — 8 February 1996 · 36 KB · TW #46 — Serial Composition (shawnm / NOISE)
- TraxWeekly #47 — 15 February 1996 — 15 February 1996 · 50 KB
- TraxWeekly #48 — 22 February 1996 — 22 February 1996 · 28 KB
- TraxWeekly #49 — 29 February 1996 — 29 February 1996 · 41 KB
- TraxWeekly #50 — 7 March 1996 — 7 March 1996 · 63 KB · TW #26–#33, #50 — the 20 MeEnUhTz Chip Compo column (AmusiC) · TW #50 — Aesthetics of Composition and Music Groups (Spyder / NOISE) · TW #50 — Interview with VadimVS (NOISE)
- TraxWeekly #51 — 21 March 1996 — 21 March 1996 · 45 KB · TW #51 — How to listen to tracked music (mrdata)
- TraxWeekly #52 — 28 March 1996 — 28 March 1996 · 53 KB · TW #52 — Interview with Daedalus (Neophyte / Epinicion) · TW #52 — Interview with Ganja Man (LoK)
- TraxWeekly #53 — 4 April 1996 — 4 April 1996 · 25 KB
- TraxWeekly #54 — 11 April 1996 — 11 April 1996 · 61 KB · TW #54 — Interview with Injekted & Subhuman (Ultrabeat) · TW #54 — Interview with Quantam Porcupine · TW #54 — Interview with Saxy (XX) · TW #54 — Interview with Scirocco
- TraxWeekly #55 — 18 April 1996 — 18 April 1996 · 39 KB · TW #55 — Interview with Clef (Catch 22, ex-Epinicion) · TW #55–56 — Panning (GBlues) / Panning? Hello? (Trixter)
- TraxWeekly #56 — 2 May 1996 — 2 May 1996 · 24 KB · TW #55–56 — Panning (GBlues) / Panning? Hello? (Trixter)
- TraxWeekly #57 — 9 May 1996 — 9 May 1996 · 42 KB · TW #57 — Interview with Catspaw (Zinc)
- TraxWeekly #58 — 16 May 1996 — 16 May 1996 · 43 KB · TW #58–59 — The Finishing Touches (Catspaw)
- TraxWeekly #59 — 23 May 1996 — 23 May 1996 · 33 KB · TW #58–59 — The Finishing Touches (Catspaw) · TW #59 — Tracking Hints (Vivid)
- TraxWeekly #60 — 30 May 1996 — 30 May 1996 · 39 KB · TW #60 — Faces in the Crowd: fisherman (Zinc) · TW #60 — Interview with Rage (Kal Zakath and Kleitus)
- TraxWeekly #61 — 13 June 1996 — 13 June 1996 · 28 KB
- TraxWeekly #62 — 20 June 1996 — 20 June 1996 · 54 KB · TW #62 — Interview with Vegas (Kal Zakath and Kleitus)
- TraxWeekly #63 — 11 July 1996 — 11 July 1996 · 61 KB · TW #63 — Interview with Ryan (Kleitus)
- TraxWeekly #64 — 18 July 1996 — 18 July 1996 · 51 KB · TW #24, #25, #64, #65 — the sample-ripping debate (Mhoram, Psibelius, Kristian Eriksen, Beacon) · TW #64 — Potted Tracking History (Ganja Man)
- TraxWeekly #65 — 25 July 1996 — 25 July 1996 · 39 KB · TW #24, #25, #64, #65 — the sample-ripping debate (Mhoram, Psibelius, Kristian Eriksen, Beacon) · TW #65–#66 — Tracking as an Olympic Sport, parts I–II (Blackwolf)
- TraxWeekly #66 — 1 August 1996 — 1 August 1996 · 48 KB · TW #65–#66 — Tracking as an Olympic Sport, parts I–II (Blackwolf) · TW #66 — Interview with Liam the Lemming (Kal Zakath) · TW #66 — Sound Recording (Cowboy)
- TraxWeekly #67 — 8 August 1996 — 8 August 1996 · 56 KB · TW #67 — Interview with U4IA (Mage)
- TraxWeekly #68 — 15 August 1996 — 15 August 1996 · 26 KB
- TraxWeekly #69 — 22 August 1996 — 22 August 1996 · 30 KB
- TraxWeekly #70 — 5 September 1996 — 5 September 1996 · 34 KB · TW #70–73 — the realism debate (#trax log, Behemoth, GBlues, Alan Robinson, Raphael, Sturm, brn, It-Alien, Purple Haze, Necros)
- TraxWeekly #71 — 12 September 1996 — 12 September 1996 · 25 KB · TW #70–73 — the realism debate (#trax log, Behemoth, GBlues, Alan Robinson, Raphael, Sturm, brn, It-Alien, Purple Haze, Necros)
- TraxWeekly #72 — 20 September 1996 — 20 September 1996 · 23 KB · TW #70–73 — the realism debate (#trax log, Behemoth, GBlues, Alan Robinson, Raphael, Sturm, brn, It-Alien, Purple Haze, Necros) · TW #72 — Composing Whole Modules (Sir Nick / Deck Blasters)
- TraxWeekly #73 — 11 October 1996 — 11 October 1996 · 34 KB · TW #70–73 — the realism debate (#trax log, Behemoth, GBlues, Alan Robinson, Raphael, Sturm, brn, It-Alien, Purple Haze, Necros)
- TraxWeekly #74 — 18 October 1996 — 18 October 1996 · 20 KB · TW #74–86 — Introduction to Musical Theory, vols 1–5 (Greg Heo) · TW #74 — Motherboard Sampling (Spieg)
- TraxWeekly #75 — 25 October 1996 — 25 October 1996 · 22 KB · TW #75 — IT Percussion Tips (Zinc)
- TraxWeekly #76 — 7 November 1996 — 7 November 1996 · 37 KB · TW #76 — Realism in MODs (Behemoth)
- TraxWeekly #77 — 14 November 1996 — 14 November 1996 · 45 KB · TW #77–81 — A Chip Off the Block / Chiptune Seminar, parts 1–4 (The Modsquad) · TW #77 — General Tracking Tips (Generic Blues)
- TraxWeekly #78 — 22 November 1996 — 22 November 1996 · 45 KB
- TraxWeekly #79 — 6 December 1996 — 6 December 1996 · 31 KB
- TraxWeekly #7A — 7 December 1996 — 7 December 1996 · 24 KB
- TraxWeekly #80 — 11 December 1996 — 11 December 1996 · 61 KB · TW #80 — #trax Mass Interview (Zinc)
- TraxWeekly #81 — 19 December 1996 — 19 December 1996 · 59 KB · TW #81–89 — Impulse Tracker Tip of the Week #1–8 (Pinion) and More Impulse Tracker Tips (Pulse)
- TraxWeekly #82 — 25 December 1996 — 25 December 1996 · 22 KB
- TraxWeekly #83 — 2 January 1997 — 2 January 1997 · 19 KB
- TraxWeekly #84 — 9 January 1997 — 9 January 1997 · 31 KB · TW #84 — Perfect Samples: The Piano (Sklathill)
- TraxWeekly #85 — 16 January 1997 — 16 January 1997 · 57 KB
- TraxWeekly #86 — 26 January 1997 — 26 January 1997 · 33 KB · TW #86 — Hexadecimal 101 (chinaski) · TW #86 — Wrecking Samples with Impulse Tracker (Graham the Happy Scum)
- TraxWeekly #87 — 30 January 1997 — 30 January 1997 · 47 KB · TW #87 — Interview with Perisoft (Pizza Head) · TW #87–#97 — Music Theory: A Modern Approach (The Modsquad, seven parts)
- TraxWeekly #88 — 14 February 1997 — 14 February 1997 · 38 KB · TW #87–#97 — Music Theory: A Modern Approach (The Modsquad, seven parts)
- TraxWeekly #89 — 27 February 1997 — 27 February 1997 · 49 KB · TW #87–#97 — Music Theory: A Modern Approach (The Modsquad, seven parts)
- TraxWeekly #90 — 6 March 1997 — 6 March 1997 · 28 KB · TW #90 — Interview with Cosmic/RR (Pizza Head)
- TraxWeekly #91 — 13 March 1997 — 13 March 1997 · 14 KB
- TraxWeekly #92 — 20 March 1997 — 20 March 1997 · 51 KB · TW #87–#97 — Music Theory: A Modern Approach (The Modsquad, seven parts)
- TraxWeekly #93 — 27 March 1997 — 27 March 1997 · 38 KB · TW #87–#97 — Music Theory: A Modern Approach (The Modsquad, seven parts)
- TraxWeekly #94 — 9 April 1997 — 9 April 1997 · 39 KB · TW #87–#97 — Music Theory: A Modern Approach (The Modsquad, seven parts) · TW #94 — Stereo Samples with Impulse Tracker (Zinc)
- TraxWeekly #95 — 17 April 1997 — 17 April 1997 · 21 KB
- TraxWeekly #96 — 1 May 1997 — 1 May 1997 · 53 KB · TW #96 — Studio Tracking Tips (Zinc)
- TraxWeekly #97 — 8 May 1997 — 8 May 1997 · 51 KB · TW #87–#97 — Music Theory: A Modern Approach (The Modsquad, seven parts)
- TraxWeekly #98 — 16 May 1997 — 16 May 1997 · 52 KB · TW #98 — Impulse Tracker Investment (Pulse) · TW #98 — Impulse Tracker MIDI (Airon)
- TraxWeekly #99 — 22 May 1997 — 22 May 1997 · 22 KB · TW #99 — Why Tracking Is The Perfect Artform (anonymous)
- TraxWeekly #100 — 29 May 1997 — 29 May 1997 · 58 KB · TW #100 — Tracking on Impulse (Pulse)
- TraxWeekly #101 — 12 June 1997 — 12 June 1997 · 41 KB
- TraxWeekly #102 — 20 June 1997 — 20 June 1997 · 54 KB
- TraxWeekly #103 — 27 June 1997 — 27 June 1997 · 50 KB · TW #103 — Interview with Mikmak (Behemoth)
- TraxWeekly #104 — 4 July 1997 — 4 July 1997 · 31 KB
- TraxWeekly #105 — 18 July 1997 — 18 July 1997 · 52 KB · TW #105 — Interview With A Couple Of Newbies (Behemoth)
- TraxWeekly #106 — 25 July 1997 — 25 July 1997 · 46 KB · TW #106 — A Little Panning (Airon)
- TraxWeekly #107 — 1 August 1997 — 1 August 1997 · 32 KB · TW #107 — Layman's Music Theory, part one (Zinc)
- TraxWeekly #108 — 9 August 1997 — 9 August 1997 · 30 KB
- TraxWeekly #109 — 15 August 1997 — 15 August 1997 · 48 KB · TW #109 — Interview: Skaven (Zinc)
- TraxWeekly #110 — 30 August 1997 — 30 August 1997 · 53 KB
- TraxWeekly #111 — 25 September 1997 — 25 September 1997 · 50 KB · TW #111 — Interview with Khyron (again =) (Jeremy Rice)
- TraxWeekly #112 — 6 October 1997 — 6 October 1997 · 45 KB
- TraxWeekly #113 — 26 October 1997 — 26 October 1997 · 52 KB · TW #113–#118 — The Scene and the Commercial Market: the commercial-tracking debate
- TraxWeekly #114 — 11 November 1997 — 11 November 1997 · 56 KB · TW #113–#118 — The Scene and the Commercial Market: the commercial-tracking debate · TW #114 — Live Tracking (xiagox)
- TraxWeekly #115 — 19 November 1997 — 19 November 1997 · 40 KB · TW #113–#118 — The Scene and the Commercial Market: the commercial-tracking debate · TW #115 — Tracking Semantics (Exxon)
- TraxWeekly #116 — 18 December 1997 — 18 December 1997 · 56 KB
- TraxWeekly #117 — 1 January 1998 — 1 January 1998 · 49 KB
- TraxWeekly #118 — 27 January 1998 — 27 January 1998 · 51 KB · TW #113–#118 — The Scene and the Commercial Market: the commercial-tracking debate · TW #118 — Reverb and Compression (Airon) · TW #118 — Tracking the Format (Jesper Pedersen)
- TraxWeekly #119 — 16 February 1998 — 16 February 1998 · 39 KB · TW #119 — Interview with Mental Floss (Zinc) · TW #119 — Reverb and Audio Gear (Rimbo)
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- TW.025 — 11 September 1995 — 11 September 1995 · 37 KB · TW #24, #25, #64, #65 — the sample-ripping debate (Mhoram, Psibelius, Kristian Eriksen, Beacon) · TW #25 — Loops and Extended Samples (The Zapper)
- archive-index.txt · 6 KB · TraxWeekly archive at OpenMPT.org (summary)
Triad: CheeseCutter 2.5.0 pages + Abaddon member page raw/triad/
https://www.triad.se/releases/cheesecutter-2-5-0 · /cheesecutter-2-5-0-and-csdb-sid-music-competition · /members/abaddon · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML
uCApps MIDIbox SID: Wavetable Sounds Tutorial #1 raw/ucapps/
https://www.ucapps.de/howto_sid_wavetables_1.html (Thorsten Klose; page footer "Last update: 2026-05-17", © 1998–2026; written for MIDIbox SID V1) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; the register-dump listings are kept as text, figures/audio not included
VGMPF wiki pages (Hülsbeck, Soundmonitor, TFMX Editor, Giana Sisters, Maniacs of Noise, Tel, Deenen, Matt Gray) raw/vgmpf/
https://www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php?title=… (Video Game Music Preservation Foundation wiki; GFDL 1.2; last edits 2020–2025 as noted in each file's footer) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML (navigation kept at the end); the person page returned HTTP 500 to some fetchers, curl worked
- charles-deenen.txt · 4 KB · VGMPF wiki: Maniacs of Noise, Jeroen Tel, Charles Deenen (+ the C64-Wiki roster)
- chris-huelsbeck.txt · 19 KB · VGMPF wiki: Chris Hülsbeck
- jeroen-tel.txt · 9 KB · VGMPF wiki: Maniacs of Noise, Jeroen Tel, Charles Deenen (+ the C64-Wiki roster)
- maniacs-of-noise.txt · 10 KB · VGMPF wiki: Maniacs of Noise, Jeroen Tel, Charles Deenen (+ the C64-Wiki roster)
- matt-gray.txt · 3 KB · VGMPF wiki: Matt Gray
- soundmonitor.txt · 3 KB · VGMPF wiki: Soundmonitor, TFMX Editor (C64) and The Great Giana Sisters (C64)
- tfmx-editor.txt · 2 KB · VGMPF wiki: Soundmonitor, TFMX Editor (C64) and The Great Giana Sisters (C64)
- the-great-giana-sisters-c64.txt · 4 KB · VGMPF wiki: Soundmonitor, TFMX Editor (C64) and The Great Giana Sisters (C64)
Walleij, "A SID player routine" raw/walleij/
https://www.df.lth.se/~triad/krad/sidmidi.html (Linus Walleij / Triad, undated, written for Michael Kleps) · fetched 2026-08-30 · .txt has tags stripped (a few pseudo-code lines — the channel-loop header and the waveform-macro write — were lost to the stripping); sidmidi.html is the page as fetched, verbatim
Wikipedia: Goto80 (en) raw/wikipedia/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goto80 (CC BY-SA) · fetched 2026-08-30 · page text extracted from HTML; navigation kept
YouTube transcripts: Defense Mechanism, five more videos raw/youtube/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<id> — DEFENSE MECHANISM · fetched 2026-08-31 · tools/yt-transcript.py, auto-generated English captions (values unverified — cross-checked against the manual and the Intense Tech articles where used). Looked at and skipped: Learning Lab – Adding Waveforms (4:14, kbEW7p3dJvQ) — demonstrated in Audacity, not LSDj: two sine waves mixed to show reinforcement, phase cancellation and a saw built from harmonics; no LSDj content or values, and the wiki already states the additive principle from three stronger sources. Not saved
- defensemech-learning-lab-limit-and-vshift.txt · 5 KB · Defense Mechanism — LSDj Learning Lab shorts: Limit and Vshift, Long Filter Sweeps, Self-Resonating Bass (videos, 2020)
- defensemech-learning-lab-long-filter-sweeps.txt · 3 KB · Defense Mechanism — LSDj Learning Lab shorts: Limit and Vshift, Long Filter Sweeps, Self-Resonating Bass (videos, 2020)
- defensemech-learning-lab-overtones-ghost-channel.txt · 4 KB · Defense Mechanism — LSDj Learning Lab: Overtones / Ghost Channel with Allpass Filter (video, 2020)
- defensemech-learning-lab-self-resonating-bass.txt · 1 KB · Defense Mechanism — LSDj Learning Lab shorts: Limit and Vshift, Long Filter Sweeps, Self-Resonating Bass (videos, 2020)
- defensemech-lsdj-wave-channel-ramble.txt · 29 KB · Defense Mechanism — LSDJ Wave Channel Tutorial..? (More of a ramble) (video, 2020)
- defensemech-making-every-lsdj-kick.txt · 24 KB · Defense Mechanism — Making every LSDJ kick I can think of (video, 2024)
- defensemech-noise-channel-92L.txt · 24 KB · Defense Mechanism — LSDj Noise Channel Tutorial (v9.2.L) (video, 2022)
- painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-01-instrument-retriggering.txt · 14 KB · Pain Perdu — Hidden LSDJ Tricks EP1: Instrument Retriggering (video, 2016)
- painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-02-wav-channel-walkthrough.txt · 30 KB · Pain Perdu — Hidden LSDJ Tricks EP2: In-depth WAV channel walkthrough (video, 2016)
- painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-03-isometric-sav-walkthrough.txt · 35 KB · Pain Perdu — Hidden LSDJ Tricks EP3: \"Isometric\" save-file walkthrough (video, 2016)
- painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-04-sidechaining.txt · 8 KB · Pain Perdu — Hidden LSDJ Tricks EP4: Sidechaining (video, 2016)
- painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-05-shortcuts-and-workflow.txt · 22 KB · Pain Perdu — Hidden LSDJ Tricks EP5: Shortcuts and Workflow (video, 2016)
- painperdu-hidden-lsdj-tricks-06-grooves.txt · 16 KB · Pain Perdu — Hidden LSDJ Tricks EP6: Fantastic Grooves and How to Use Them (video, 2016)
- tylerbarnes-advanced-lsdj-ghost-channel.txt · 10 KB · Tyler Barnes — Advanced LSDJ Tutorial: The Ghost Channel (video, 2013)