The sound is played with this SID in my C64, that is my decision and my personal taste. And about tastes you can not discuss because it is something personal.
@@StrayBoom If Mozart were to live in the present day and set certain requirements for the performance of his music, it might well cause discussion. An example could be that he specifies that his music should only be played on a certain model of piano. In terms of the C64 demos and the use of different SID chips, the analogy is quite apt. It would seem impractical and perhaps even unrealistic for someone to suggest that a demo should only be played on a specific SID chip, since there are different versions and revisions of that chip. In either case, this shows that it is important to take a reasonable and practical approach when it comes to the performance and use of music. Respect for artistic vision is crucial, but there must also be room for flexibility and technical realities. It would be nonsensical and impractical to impose such strict requirements that cannot be reasonably implemented.
Close your eyes and listen to Bing, then what Game Boy game do you have in front of your eyes?
Fantastic Demo with a Immortal C64.
\o/
bellissima demo!
Wonderful \o/
So Cool and 8bit-ish. WHy cant they make Game Menu's and cut scenes and endings this way??
As the saying goes, it is what it is. The past cannot be changed.
Yay for distorted audio again... dude, please. Pretty please? Fix the audio.
The sound is played with this SID in my C64, that is my decision and my personal taste. And about tastes you can not discuss because it is something personal.
You can discuss personal taste, especially when the original composer of the track tells you please do not alter his music.
@@StrayBoom If Mozart were to live in the present day and set certain requirements for the performance of his music, it might well cause discussion. An example could be that he specifies that his music should only be played on a certain model of piano.
In terms of the C64 demos and the use of different SID chips, the analogy is quite apt. It would seem impractical and perhaps even unrealistic for someone to suggest that a demo should only be played on a specific SID chip, since there are different versions and revisions of that chip.
In either case, this shows that it is important to take a reasonable and practical approach when it comes to the performance and use of music. Respect for artistic vision is crucial, but there must also be room for flexibility and technical realities. It would be nonsensical and impractical to impose such strict requirements that cannot be reasonably implemented.
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