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  The SID SeptetWhat would a whole ensemble of SID chips sound like? That question kept nagging at me for quite some time, until one day, when I -- neglecting whatever important business I probably would have been better off doing -- sat down and began to arrange what was to become the world's first piece of music for seven SIDs. The result: The "Vad faller..." ("What woodland...") movement of Lars-Erik Larssons Förklädd Gud (God In Disguise), arranged for a SID septet.
The parts are of course handcrafted in 6502 assembler. The envelope and timing of each note has been carefully tweaked, to get rid of the boring, quantized timing found in most computer-developed music. The pitches, however, are from an equally-tempered scale. This recording is software emulated. Perhaps I'll make a real recording some day, if I can just gather enough C64s. Source codeAdded 1 Jan 2002: Here are the seven individual SID tunes, as well as their source code. | ||||||||
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