Are design files available? Would very much like to build one of these!

So cool to see the Texas TMS onboard..thanks for sharing

So where's the obligatory song? 🎶🎵🎹

Excellent sounds

Nerd ❤

i live under a rock - so i didnt know you existed until right now. thanks for the great video! thats some cool work you're doing!

Hi you !! Super nice ideia !! I have a MSX Brasil clone By Gradiente. Expert Xp800, modded with 2+ (DDX clone kit) with 256k RAM (expansible up to 4M with mapper), OPL 3 & 4 real hardware, network card, USB card, floppy (working !!) card, HD controller and slot expander!! If theres any intention to make this project public, please remember me ??

Fantastic video. The electronics side of it goes over my head unless I stop and try to remember all my CS hardware classes, but what I took away from this is that you're got a real passion for this chip, for your craft and I found it very entertaining! Thanks!

dude!!!!!

Thank you for a very informative video. Subscribed

I dont make music, but I love your work, and of course love the SID chip sound. amazing, all the work that you did. I made some intros on C64. haha. using Last Ninja songs, I think The Wilderness. This song nearly used too much raster time to play in my intro, I remember having to fix something so it didn't cause scroller to get jerky.

Unbelievable! Cheers!

Much respect to you for your efforts of capturing this lost bit of technology!

I kinda miss the time. When everyone had the exact same hardware. So you knew that whatever you made. Could be seen and heard the way the creator intended it. These days everyone is on different CPU's GPU's and resolutions. So nobody can really appreciate how far you have pushed the envelope.

Bob yannes also made the esq-1 and esq-80 synth keyboards im sad because i used to have a sq-80 that broke it also had midi problems and the battery would get very warm and keybed problems. but i wish they were remade beautiful wavetable synth with a analog filter and 8 bit waveforms.

Does anybody know of a source of that weird staggered APU connector besides paying $30 for a broken SNES? I've had the SPC700 in my parts bin for a couple years now. I'd hate to modify it.

beautiful work!

The DX7 is the one we all remember, but didn't the DX9 (cut down 4 OP) the DX1 (mega expensive version with massive case, better UI and weighted keyboard) and DX5 all released in 1983, and all worked pretty much the same way?

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3:15 LOL

I love that you guys embrace the fact that it’s not just the internal FM chip that determines the sound, but of equal importance is the DAC. What’s even more amazing are the emulations of the other variants of the Genesis chipset!

Very interesting! It's easy to overlook how much work it can be to accurately emulate this old hardware. Also I never thought the differences between chips of the same type (like 6581) could be so big. Since Chipsynth C64 can play SIDs ... is it also able to generate them?

The only morons who think this is a 'classic' forgot the kind of pieces of shit these cars were when they rolled out of the factory. The other idiots who think this car is a 'classic' dont know anything about cars. Pieces of junk like this car set the automotive industry back decades.

I used to have a 1986 LeBaron with the tech package. No matter how full, around every corner at any speed above 25mph or so, the computer voice would warn "Your Washer Fluid Is Low!". On a 20 minute drive, it would happen anywhere from 10-30 times... talk about madenning! lol. - Cool video, thanks for the memories!

Wow mate this is gold

Hello!, have you gotten in hands in a YMZ710-D sound chip? i have one i bought by ebay and i cant find datasheet or something about it, is it so obscure or is it just a fake chip? Thanks!

One word: WOW

David this video is incredible, do you plan to release Part 2 anytime soon where you explore the EGS and the OPS?

really tempted to get it, but something is not clear to me : Can the standalone version play sid files ? tested the trial version but did not find such option. Also what would be awesome, considering the impressive current state would be some kind of included tracker so that we can record what we play and even better produce a sid file. I know that's a lot but when you encounter such a beast you are always tempted to ask for more :)

Airbus Jetliners has that similar sound of voice allert and both sound just like those speek and spell if you remember.

Any updates for this?

You are such a nerd! This is amazing! Your synth is amazing!

I prefer checking the resistances between GND and VCC, if you have another good part you can compare resistances, After this checking with an oscilloscope the chip pins if they have the correct outputs, if you have another good part you can compare the signals, if you don't consult the chip datasheet.

I have an 85 Chrysler New Yorker Turbo with a working EVA. Im selling that car and want to put it in my 84 Chrysler E Class, but finding out that it's rather challenging.

Wow

Hey man, I stumbled upon your work this evening and have been eating it up ever since 🫶 Technical question, do you have a clue as to what is going on in this video at 2m40s++? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGOxd5KAapulfNU

I’m not usually one for VSTi’s in general but this looks fucking outstanding- great video aswell 👽

It almost sounds like daft punk around 3:50

I wish there was a simple .sid player that incorporates this enormous data on different versions of the SID chip. It would be an invaluable tool for us "non-musical" people that do C64 repairs and want to compare a suspected bad SID's output to what it should be.

The dedication and passion demonstrated in this video is just incredible! Wow!

I never knew DX7 was actually a full on computer, interesting stuff. Also I'm glad I had basic course in microprocessor design at university and I can actually understand what's going on

Ferris? Is that you?

Incredible work!!

That is very impressive attention to detail. Almost worth buying it just as an applause.

Nothing sounds like the real thing..but good work,,,amazing hard work actually...

You had me cracking up at the end.

Absolut hervorragend!

Dunno what you used to develop this, but could you please release a linux version of the vst?

But, would it be possible to imagine an ideal sid chip, something that maybe never was due to the imperfections of the manufacturing process, the component variations and even flaws in the design made by Bob himself? The chip that he envisioned but only got so far? I mean, I guess the ADSR / function generators / filters / ring modulation and all that could bee done much more perfect today rather than trying to get the most close reproduction of the sound from the existing sids?

Priceless