Cynthcart 1.2.4 default settings. (C64 Synth)

Jamin

Cynthcart Version 1.2.4 Features:

3 Note Polyphony
Works with the common C64 piano keyboard overlay
No latency
Adjustable vibrato
Portamento effect (sliding notes)
Can change patches and settings while playing
Support for 2nd SID chip (stereo chorus effects)
Filter, pulse width, vibrato, and bend control via paddle controllers
Whammy (space) bar
Control of attack, release, and many other sound parameters
Tuning adjustment
Psychedelic rave color patterns
On-screen help
SID hex editor for advanced users
Can turn off video chip to reduce noise
PAL and NTSC tuning tables with automatic selection
Designed to be used easily without a TV/monitor
Copies itself to RAM (cartridge can be removed after loading)

If you have an older version of the Cynthcart, here is a list of improvements since version 1.1:

Added PAL note table for PAL consoles
Autodetection for PAL/NTSC
Full-screen video mode
Auto-paddle-on for filter paddle
Added support for second paddle (pitch, LFO depth, pulse width)
Rearranged keyboard layout per user requests
Added help screen (press RETURN)
Added help for SID edit mode
Added dummy SID register to edit 3 oscillators at once
Fixed accidental patch changes due to C64 keyboard hardware
Fixed odd notes in top octave
Filter tweak for SID Symphony



Configuration Options:

The Cynthcart is available in TWO different configurations:

Board with the EPROM installed in a socket
Board with the EPROM soldered directly to the board (no socket)
Without a socket, you can put your Cynthcart into a standard Commodore 64 cartridge shell (the ones made by Commodore). With a socket installed on the Cynthcart, the board will NOT fit in a standard Commodore 64 cartridge without first cutting a hole in the top of the cartridge shell. If you opt for a board with a socket, your Cynthcart can easily be upgraded when new versions of the Cynthcart software are available. Please be sure to select above which configuration you wish to purchase.

The Cynthcart also includes a manual written by Paul Slocum. Be sure to check out Paul's Synthcart for the Atari 2600 while you're here!

Check out: http://www.atariage.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_i...

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[LOveERDos]

VERY NICE!! GREETINGS FROM ACID VENICE

[JayScrivener]

I wondered if you could help me, I have the cart and a commodore however i am unsure of the start key.

Hope you can help

Thanks Jay

[demoscene]

Really cool stuff!

I remember this software, just pretty hard to "edit" and get something out of it :)