News of a cool new technique for actual delay(as opposed to a software effecting using spare voices) that runs exclusively on the older 6581 sounds chip.
He explains:
The Norwegian composer Geir Tjelta has introduced a new trick for the SID-chip: realtime delay. The output of the third channel of the SID can be recorded, and by delaying the playback of the sample on the “virtual” fourth channel, you get a subtle echo. This routine doesn’t use much CPU-time either. A nice and elegant trick. Get the exe and mp3 here.
He then teases the following:
Geir also programs an editor together with GRG, Sid Duzz It, which according to the rumours will include this echo effect along with extensive MIDI support in the next version.
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2 responses to “Chipflip: Realtime SID delay”
I propose the tracker name to be changed to Geir&Glenn Duzz It.
This is amazing.
Who teases with this effect in “another” version of SDI ? Unheard for me.