Producing A Scene Related CD

Thomas Boecker of Merregnon and Dan Wright of Audiophonik give their thoughts on how they produced their Scene related CD's.

Progression, not Regression

Fed up of Last Ninja? Bored by Sanxion? Warren is. Here's his reasoned plea for the remixers and the audience to widen their likes beyond the popular...

Remix64 v2: The Games

INTO ETERNITY – THE GAMES - Review by Andrew Fisher - When I looked at the preview page on the Remix64 site, I was struck by the unusual idea of adding the games and the original SID to download as well as the clip from the new CD. So, here are my...

ROTY 2006 Awards report

Warren Pilkington reports and comments about the Remixer Of The Year 2006 awards in detail.

SID - The Rock n Roll Years

Rob Hubbard and the pioneering SID musicians were like rock 'n roll gods of their day: creative, free and passionate about their art... or in some cases, the cash! In this article written by Chris Abbott for "Edge" Magazine, the composers reminisce in their own words about what it was like to work in that exciting time...

Stuck in D80s Unplugged

A concert review by Andrew Fisher (Merman)

The Remix64 voting system

A current peek into the inner workings of the Remix64 voting and charts engine.

The Reunion

The place: Waterhouse pub, Manchester.
The date: 28-29th November

The Scene

In this article, Craig Grannell (art editor of the recent Zzap!64 magazine) shares his views about charts, the quality of free and commercial mixes, and The Scene in general.

The Secret History of Richard Joseph

While many of you appreciate Richard Joseph as being an excellent computer game musician, cutting his teeth on the C64 with classics like Rimrunner and Barbarian, and then later on the Amiga et al, this should come as no surprise, as Warren Pilkington reveals, Richard’s background of actually being a talented musician dates back from his progressive rock days.