I got one of these a few months ago mainly for vocal recording with my laptop, but am now using it with my desktop PC as well. Built in pre-amps and limiter/compressor, etc. Sounds no better or worse than my Audiophile 2496 and has direct monitoring, built in midi etc... I think it looks cute, too. ...

If you experienced the PET as I did back at school then the overall clunky and unwieldy feeling is badly missed using an emulator. The lack of physical presence, of the enormous twin disk station... the emulation just felt 'Meh... another old machine' in comparison. Emulating a PET on the C64 is di...

Well the ones I played on longest are...

Doom
Resident Evil 4
Half Life(s)
GTA3
Descent (old skool baby)!

I tend to prefer the console versions of many of these, but most originated on the PC!

SY85 is a fantastic synth for the price. Decent sequencer, sample (wav) import, built in storage (floppy drive), good fx, nice resonant filters - good all round workstation. Was used extensively on Bjorks' 'Debut' and 'Post' albums.

I'd go for that one (well, I did)!

Freakin LOVE autotune!

The cake is a lie...

Oh, stop 'hamming' it up...

Most examples of the bug can be heard in the timing of drum sounds in various SID's. It's kinda 'loose' sounding - like Ringo for your C64. :) I guess a good example would be 'Auf Monty' or 'I-ball'. Rob's routine seemed to suffer from it more in the later years, but TBH it doesn't even matter in Hu...

Very clever! :) When working with MSSIAH, I usually try to bypass the ADSR as much as possible and use the arp to regulate the decay of short sounds. So essentially with your idea, the sustain would always be set to maximum (so the osc is left 'ringing') and the midi would control the additional ADS...

C64GLeN wrote: 'Piss Poor' e.g. Ant & Dec)

How DARE you!!!

Razmo wrote:
The envelope bug of the SID chip would be easily circumvented by simply placing an analog VCA at the output triggering at the same time as the SID's oscillators... something I want to fiddle around with i think.

Huh? Could you explain this a little (or a lot) for me please?

This guys (Hunz) latest album was done entirely using Renoise and I for one think it's rather effing good... I agree - very good. But did anyone notice the person attributed to mastering >?? A certain Mathew Gray.....? Could it be ? Probably not! But I'm sure someone will put me right.:) Nah - No p...

This guys (Hunz) latest album was done entirely using Renoise and I for one think it's rather effing good...

http://hunz.bandcamp.com/album/thoughts-that-move

New to me... (sounds more like an NES to me though...

http://open.spotify.com/track/6UN3UCniYrwJ4CuO9ws14J

Got my Nanokey.

Sucks ass.

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Ebay man, EEEE-BAAYY! Though if you don't fancy spending peanuts on the most versatile 8-bit home micro as ever there was, you can always fire up the emulator and run the cracked-to-disk version of its predecessor, the Prophet 64. I've handily linked to it on a sub-page of mine, here: http://homepa...