Another Brandenburg on a SID

This is essentially the same as before, but for some instruments I'm using all three oscillators of the SID, each slightly detuned to each other and playing through the filter.

There is more information (schematic, C source, etc) at
http://kaput.retroarchive.org/MIDI.html

Category:

Music

Tags:

• commodore
• sid
• mos
• 6581
• brandenburg
• bach

[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]

@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...

[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.

[VinylLad]

Sounds almost like Wendy Carlos! Great post!

[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 :)

[SoundwaveRomania]

@VinylLad Agree, it sound very awesome!

[podesta1971]

impressive!

[SoundInterfaceDriver]

This one sounds a lot better!

[nrdesign1991]

A masterpiece played on a masterpiece of sound technology.

[stormsirens2]

Well thanks