If a channel I know tells me to avoid to post someone's music, I better trust them. I had this video laying around so I uploaded it. (And I unlisted the other one)
100 Hz? Does that provide a crisper sound? How were you able to upsample? These kinds of c64 songs are essentially a 6502 software program right? Normally such programs are programmed against 50/60 Hz I suppose.
Yeah, the usual calling rate for the music routine is once per frame, but having a higher update frequency makes it possible to use a wider range of tempos and change the waveforms faster. While I can't say this makes the sounds "crisper", it definitely helps at creating more complex instruments. Listen to some of psych858o's music (which is usually in 300Hz) to see what can be achieved.
2 videos on the same day? :o
If a channel I know tells me to avoid to post someone's music, I better trust them. I had this video laying around so I uploaded it. (And I unlisted the other one)
@Sychamis oof, just saw that
flex
Bro is the reincarnation of Tim Follin 💀
Tim Follin is still alive and active though.
@Sychamis ah
@MemphisOFICIAL777 By the way, a few years ago he made At Dead Of Night, which was a massive hit on youtube at the time.
@Sychamis sorry for the misspelling is because I confused Tim follin to Geoff follin
So this song got created in 2018? Do you have any background on this artist? The sid keeps rocking even at the end of 2024 😅
He started making SID music since the late 80's and you can easily tell a tune is his thanks to his distinct style.
100 Hz? Does that provide a crisper sound? How were you able to upsample? These kinds of c64 songs are essentially a 6502 software program right? Normally such programs are programmed against 50/60 Hz I suppose.
Yeah, the usual calling rate for the music routine is once per frame, but having a higher update frequency makes it possible to use a wider range of tempos and change the waveforms faster. While I can't say this makes the sounds "crisper", it definitely helps at creating more complex instruments. Listen to some of psych858o's music (which is usually in 300Hz) to see what can be achieved.