Commodore Remix

After 90+days, the SOASC= project has finally finished converting ALL SID's to mp3, both for the 6581 and the 8580 chips. Total size : 300 GB

more info : http://www.6581-8580.com/

You can only appreciate the amount of work by doing this..

HUUUUGE Respect from me..

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Timothy Z. Mosley a.k.a. Timbaland

Tonka wrote:

Copyright notice:
All of the tunes available from either the High Voltage SID Collection (HVSC)
or Stone Oakvalleys Authentic SID collection (SOASC=) may be © Copyrighted by their respective owners
By utilizing this site and any services available you agree that you are yourself responsible for
obtaining the neccesary information about terms of use of the file you are about to download
Use for profit can and will be subject to law.

The following person(s) should consider themself banned from this site
Timothy Z. Mosley a.k.a. Timbaland

AH LOL..

Missed that one.. great find Tonka !!

Harr! Harr! That sucks! Eh, Tim ?

You think they'd mind doing a second run for FLAC?

Congrats, that's some mighty impressive work! Looking forward to being able to download a few.

indeed same here, massive respect to those who put all the work in that must have been a right headache.

LOL @ Tonka - yeh that guy got some real gems on that site
I found this:
THE SOASC= TEAM HEREBY STATES for Timothy Z. Mosley a.k.a. Timbaland and/or his representatives:
You are not allowed to browse this site in any way. Please leave at once.

and yay for the project

Oh boy! Being the massive RealSID fan that I am I can't wait to give these a whirl!

Not sure about the idea of using just one C64 for ALL the 6581 recordings though (unless it just so happens to have the best SID chip in the world!) - sometimes I try a SID tune on quite a few different C64's just so I can get the absolute best "sounding" version before I record it - so this will be very interesting ... !

Hats off to the SOASC guys though, this is quite an achievement and I'm sure will be an excellent resource for SID fans.

Wov! Impressive!

Finaly I don't need to remix Robocop 2

Kenz wrote:Not sure about the idea of using just one C64 for ALL the 6581 recordings though (unless it just so happens to have the best SID chip in the world!) - sometimes I try a SID tune on quite a few different C64's just so I can get the absolute best "sounding" version before I record it - so this will be very interesting ... !

Kenz, that's.... em.... words fail me!

But for the true purist, that is not enough! You need the original C64 used for every SID!

Truly one persistant human great stuff!

exoskeleton wrote: Kenz, that's.... em.... words fail me!

But for the true purist, that is not enough! You need the original C64 used for every SID!

Heh, there is method to my madness, trust me!

No, you need to recreate the exact environmental conditions in which the SID was composed, so the organic engineering of the SID chip can create magic! That means lots of second hand-smoke and programmer sweat. If you worked at System 3, you'd also need some bullshit to hand