Vosla wrote: ↑

<span class="hotdate" style="color:#888;">30/01/2021 - 20:17</span>

Maybe I could design MP3 covers or something?

You know, that's actually not a bad idea for a future compo!... Get the gfx artists among us engaged, too!

C64GLeN wrote: ↑

<span class="hotdate" style="color:#888;">27/01/2021 - 9:31</span>

The link is broken.

Fixed it. Sorry about that, the link has changed overnight. We are still trying to find a proper home for its webpage. But if you go to the main remix64.com page, the links there will always be correct.

Remix64.com is proud to announce the r64_20y_remix_compo_logo_liter_smaller.jpg Remix64 20th Anniversary Remix Compo! Remix64.com will turn 20 years old on April 17th, 2021, and we thought what better way to celebrate this momentous occasion than by inviting the collective talent of the C64 and Amig...

I'm using FL Studio, which is pattern-based, and I think this is contributing to the lack of variety. Pattern -> "Make unique" is your friend here. :) When I discovered this option in FL Studio, it made it so much easier for me to add subtle (and not-so-subtle) variations to repeating patterns! Als...

Personally, I do not understand the yellow votes on this track - I voted one better on it with orange. The instrumentation is very good, the arrangement follows the original more or less, and overall, it's a really good production. However, I didn't vote red on it, because that I usually reserve to ...

Oh, this put a big smile on my face! That was a sweet 16 minutes I spent listening to your album. Nice late 80s, early 90s FM-heavy soundscapes! Great job, Martin!

Here's how the literal birthplace of the SID chip looks like today:

https://hackaday.com/2020/09/30/video-e ... modore-64/

Rather sad, but it's amazing they still found Commodore stuff there!

Ok, that's good. But there's another very disturbing thing about that player. Before you can install the player, you need to install something called "native access". What shitty crap is this? I need to install two unnecessary things before I can install a simple VST? I just want to get a SID VST, ...

From what I can see, you cannot create Hubbard esque drum sounds in SIDizer: while you can program arpeggios, it doesn't feature a wave-program, where you can modify other SID parameters on a per-frame basis. You can. See "wavetable sequencer" in upper right hand corner: http://www.hypersynth.com/S...

And inSIDious also remembers the last used soundbank? Saving the full state of your particular VST plugin in a project file is usually a function of your DAW, but that means saving the entire state of your VST, which includes the particular library/instrument loaded inside a "player" plugin, too. S...

How does inSIDious work with the player? Do I need to open the player first every single time I want to use inSIDious in my DAW, or does it open automatically when opening the VST? I don't have a clou, because I never needed to use a player for any VST I got. I think that depends on your DAW and on...

I'm that type of guy that needs alot of presets. I can change presets like I want them to be, but I can't create own sounds from nothing. Thanks, I think I will start with Sidizer. Seems to be more versatile. At the other hand inSIDious seems to be much more supported, I just have to take a look at...

Thanks LaLa, this is quite interesting. I've read on KVR that Sidizer is more a mixture of an oldschool SID and modern effects, is that right? What would you guys think is the better choice, inSIDious or Sidizer? Or is it that different that it wouldn't be a mistake buying both? Or is inSIDious rea...

Pretty darn good SID emulation in a standalone VST: http://www.hypersynth.com/sidizer.html

I'm hoping you won't mind if I post this on the front page of Remix64.com, too?