Renoise have released a universal binary version of their tracker software of the same name. That way it can be installed on both PowerPC and the new Intel Macs. The current version is 1.5.2.

Per Håkan Sundell has released the final Version 3.0 of his famous c64 emulator CCS64. From the website:

"Advantages over previous versions: Multiplay over Internet, windowed mode, more screen resolutions, increased compatibility, more Windows friendly, integrated HardSID support."

CCS64 is shareware, and is currently priced $30 USD.

In the process of merging C64hq and C64.com, the old C64.com site has now been shut down. Both site URLs now point to an updated version of the current C64hq website, which will form the foundation for the new C64.com. From the C64hq news:

"During the coming months, you will see a lot of change. Material that is finished and that will hit the site soon is: more than 650 games, 150 demos, plus a lot of articles. And lots more material is in the making. We hope to put out the forum soon as well. And we're working on a brand new C64 demo as well which will be something special. And we're getting a new header up there from The Sarge. And there will be lots more interviews. And... well, we have a lot of things in the works so to speak. Stay tuned!"

The database problems that caused downtimes at Remix.Kwed.Org and AmigaRemix earlier today, have been resolved. Both sites are working again.

The event is commencing on Saturday, 06/05/2006 - doors / bar open from 2pm, concert starts at 7pm.

Featuring Ben Daglish, Madfiddler, Matthew Cannon, Jon Hare... just to name a few performing live! Plus also great prizes to be won in raffles and auctions - from a food hamper to a 28" widescreen TV!

And if thats not enough for you, there is also a buffet, bar and DJ!

One Man And His Mic - 1 hour retro podcast from Kenz. First show is available NOW.

Be sure to check it out, this is good stuff.

Don't try this at home:
Remixes you can't possibly compete with - Part 1
by Chris Abbott

On 22nd April, Terry Wilson has started another Podcast. The topic is Amiga game and demo tunes recorded from the real thing.

New releases will also be shown in the "What's hot?" column here at Remix64.

We had a spring clean of the forum, making some things more general, removing and consolidating, and also for the first time adding a special subforum for non-English language discussions.

All of which has nothing to do with this chap, here showing how to clean a forum.

As you might notice, the middle column of the Remix64 welcome page now holds the headlines of selected scene related feeds. The colour of the date will indicate, how "hot" the item is - visitors of the messageboard might be familiar with this. The idea is to give you a quick overview of scene events that you might not want to miss: live radio shows, podcasts, scene news.