Another Brandenburg on a SID

[rga24yt]

This is very good. Very close to the Switched On timbres.

[SoundwaveRomania]

Any chance of doing more of these and providing some download links for audio files?

[skuzi]

HAHAAAAAAAAA i've been looking for this for ages, you beast. Thank you :)

[podesta1971]

impressive!

[VinylLad]

Sounds almost like Wendy Carlos! Great post!

[SoundwaveRomania]

@VinylLad Agree, it sound very awesome!

[SoundInterfaceDriver]

This one sounds a lot better!

[nrdesign1991]

A masterpiece played on a masterpiece of sound technology.

[stormsirens2]

I got a working sid some were did you use a microcontroller to do this or a compmuter?

I would like to know how to program it to do this!!

[256byteram]

Read the description on the first video, 'Brandenburg on a SID'. There's a link to more details there.

[stormsirens2]

oops sorry :/

[stormsirens2]

@256byteram wheres the link there is none!! and I did click more

[256byteram]

It's on the other video. I'll put it on this one if it'll make you happy...

[stormsirens2]

Well thanks

[hammondeggs49]

Hah! I love that you pretty much replicated the switched on bach sounds with a multitracked sid! good job!

[theR1ddle]

I enjoyed it very much. It makes me miss my old Radio Shack Tandy 1000. It came with a 3 voice sound chip all its own. I had beautiful music in most of my games when all my friends still had "beep-beep" music from their pc speaker. (circa "the early eighties)

Thanks for the music and keep it comming.

[256byteram]

Thanks. If you have a look at the link in the description, at the bottom of the page is a recording of a Tandy 1000's sound chip playing the Tetris theme.

[demoscenes]

This is were excellence is as simple as that! Totally wonderful and warm!

Keep up the good work.

[VirtualHolocaust]

nice, lol

[insanity54]

Brilliant!