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Awesome trip down memory lane. Can't see any audio files loading, so I'm guessing it's emulating a SID-chip in JavaScript? Great emulation in that case. Might
by hansjorg 11y ago
Awesome trip down memory lane.
Can't see any audio files loading, so I'm guessing it's emulating a SID-chip in JavaScript? Great emulation in that case.
Might be the nostalgia talking, but it's surprising how well the SID still sounds.
- mrspeaker 11y agoI recently hooked up a C64 to my stereo for the first time. Hearing things through a decent system (instead of my old crappy tube-TV speakers as a kid) - a can't believe how great it sounds: all that huuuuge base wasted on me! I also am surprised I never noticed as a kid the limitations of only having 3 channels of sound for music AND effects. It's amazing how well it's hidden, but still - long notes abruptly chopped because I decided to shoot at a bad guy, or notes falling out of chords: I never heard this at all when I was younger!
- Flow 11y agoIf you have a pair of good headphones, try the dolby surround processed versions on this YouTube account. https://www.youtube.com/user/Kuokka77/playlists https://www.youtube.com/user/Kuokka77/playlists Some are just great, some sound so spacious that I once thought I forgot to connect my headphones and the sound came from somewhere outside.
- zerocrates 11y agoLooks like it's just a bunch of .wavs, and sure enough the audio doesn't seem to work in IE, which doesn't do .wav.
- zaxomi 11y agoHow about more than 2 minutes of digital audio "Tom's Diner" on an unmodified c64?, https://livet.se/mahoney/cubase64 https://livet.se/mahoney/cubase64 On the page there is links to videos and a description of how the programmer did it.