Denial

It supports over 50 sound chips including the Vic-20 and C-64. It could potentially help in development of music for the Vic. Here's a couple video links to songs done with it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9h_eTvUuOU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IZxWQIybv0 and the proggy: https://github.com/...

One of the simplest wedge method that I've seen was Aleksi Eeben's plot command wedge. It's great as a learning tool, performs a useful function and efficiently coded.

http://sleepingelephant.com/ipw-web/bul ... ot#p115298

THIS may be the most significant piece of Vic software ever made, that's all. It's like magic. I love the sound of detuned oscillators, using 2 at the same octave with the lower one slightly changed. This opens up the range in which you can get them to do that. Actually I've heard some sounds I've n...

This idea seems well thought out. I've spent hours with it and put in a few songs. They sound rather plain but I definitely think there''s a niche for a song player that uses zero memory.

Superb idea and sounds good. The ability to use this in an unexpanded Vic makes this proggy a real gem.

Thanks Raros, it sounds the same as I remember it on a C64.