Click my name to view COMMODORE 64 SAMPLES PACK: SFX SOUND EXPANDER IN 'C' (FM synth). If you click the link below it you are also taken to a special selection of SID sounds and effects taken from famous games and applications.
I make music composed with or using Commodore computers myself. Click my name to hear some and in stereo.
Or take a look at my alternate channel ONLYGOODCOMMIE. There I showcase some more of my own music, Commodore 64 promo material and a short video I made on C64-PC networking.
@senorverde09 Actually, this has nothing to do with Casio toy keyboards, as Yamaha hardly licensed their FM technology to anyone (however Casio's CZ keyboards in the 80s used a clever mathematical loophole to get around this). The chip used in this module was Yamaha's first attempt to stick its DX synth technology onto a single chip. Although neat, it wasn't user programmable and it had only two operators all sounds.
No its FM synthesis module for the C64.. It's a bit like playing midi through a C64 but on a deeper level.. Boy this must have come later after I gave up my C64..
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Anybody interested in some new Commodore samples?
Click my name to view COMMODORE 64 SAMPLES PACK: SFX SOUND EXPANDER IN 'C' (FM synth). If you click the link below it you are also taken to a special selection of SID sounds and effects taken from famous games and applications.
OnlyGoodCommie 1 year ago
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I make music composed with or using Commodore computers myself. Click my name to hear some and in stereo.
Or take a look at my alternate channel ONLYGOODCOMMIE. There I showcase some more of my own music, Commodore 64 promo material and a short video I made on C64-PC networking.
TheDustpile 1 year ago
it has almost the sega genesis sound to it
nicolaj0154 1 year ago
@nicolaj0154 Sega used a Yamaha FM chip. :)
Robbinsffxi 4 months ago
A crappy Casio meets the C64. SWEET!!! I'm getting one!
senorverde09 1 year ago
@senorverde09 Actually, this has nothing to do with Casio toy keyboards, as Yamaha hardly licensed their FM technology to anyone (however Casio's CZ keyboards in the 80s used a clever mathematical loophole to get around this). The chip used in this module was Yamaha's first attempt to stick its DX synth technology onto a single chip. Although neat, it wasn't user programmable and it had only two operators all sounds.
senorverde09 1 month ago
Great demonstration!
BrontoScorpioMusic 1 year ago
thats cool, wish i had that when i had my c64
madmomentsgo 2 years ago
Ahhh I had this when I was a kid.. the demo songs that came with it were great!
gutsploder 2 years ago
Not bad.. Check out Ubuntu Studio, get Jack and ZynAddSubFx.. It has FM, Additive and Subtractive.. And it doesn't require any special hardware..
rofthorax 2 years ago
Are those really SID synths?They are pretty good!
xxxogchris 3 years ago
No its FM synthesis module for the C64.. It's a bit like playing midi through a C64 but on a deeper level.. Boy this must have come later after I gave up my C64..
rofthorax 3 years ago
Whoa I was here 4 months ago!! Wow..
rofthorax 2 years ago