didn't know Commodore 64 had that BASS

[@HaganConnell]

You look like gamer Neil Cicierega. That's a compliment.

[@beeble9285]

I dressed as him for halloween last year so that's hilarious lmao

[@derrickamir2778]

i realize Im kind of randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to watch new series online?

[@bowenalfonso3208]

@Derrick Amir Flixportal :D

[@derrickamir2778]

@Bowen Alfonso thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I really appreciate it !!

[@bowenalfonso3208]

@Derrick Amir Glad I could help :)

[@Naza3924]

And when the world needed him the most, he vanished

[@costascostas1760]

Yeah, just had a video of his on my feed. Such a musical and video talent.

[@HunnysPlaylists]

most likely was between jobs and is a professional.

[@handlemonium]

He'll come back when the stars align and he feels like it (we all do).

[@devikwolf]

Absolutely beautiful. C64 is still an absolutely incredible music machine, 40+ years later.

[@tetramaximum]

I would change the perspective and instead of stressing the age of the machine, I would point out that it was made in 1980s. In other words, it is relatively modern. Mostly the prices are changed since that time (due to the better tech.processes etc.). I don't remember any major revolution since that time. C64 is small and maybe even primitive compared to modern computers, but it is perfectly capable of some impressive computations.

[@goldenstarmusic1689]

At this point, the C64 has entered the league of timeless synthesizers, it will never die.

[@KutayYavuzMusic]

The SID lead and the arpeggio hits me hard!

[@USMarshmallow]

Man the algorithm just showed me your videos and I find out you've not posted in three years? Hope you're doing well, man, and thanks for leaving us some good stuff on here!

[@thomaseriksen6885]

Ytbers sometimes go on a 6 year hiatus, sometimes they disappear. Makes no difference

[@kingcognito]

Yep, brought here by the algo as well… Ok, it took algo 3 years, but at least it was on point his time - this is fire!

[@anigrav2661]

Same here, the algorithm for me here.

[@redk1ng75]

Reminds me of being a kid and stumbling across demo files from hackers in Finland that had complex music like this with all kinds of trippy graphics that really pushed the limits of what the C64 could do.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

we all miss the insane work of the demoscene

[@WarrenPostma]

This is the track the world needed but did not deserve.

[@ToaKoran]

Somehow this feels like something that would be played in Animusic, and I absolutely love it. It's got such a fun and funky sound to it.

[@0xABADCAFE]

Young man, this sh!t is fire. What I don't understand is how the algorithm took three years to show me this. You suck, KZbin.

[@XYZB0RG]

went from pretty good, to great, to mind-blowing fucking awesomeness.

[@cosmicavatar773]

This is one of the coolest videos ive ever seen using retro tech. Great production, was well put together.

[@jimbotron70]

Yannes, the SID designer, was specifically after synth-like capabilities for the C64, instead of the usual bleeps and bloops from the 8-bit home computers of the era.

[@varganyamuvek]

Great work means great income

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

The SID and Paula and the variety of Yamaha YM chips, perfectly magical music machines.

[@waynecuff3140]

​@HappyBeezerStudios yep when computers had character & actual dedicated sound chips.

[@AMMAZZARE]

Are you keeping up with the Commodore? Because the Commodore is keeping up with YOU.

[@hisham_hm]

The track earned the like, the behind-the-scenes earned the subscribe!

[@nini_stols]

This sounds futuristic and a stanky amount like the 80's at the same time, I goddamn love it!

[@uberschnilthegreat22]

Got that Neo 80s funk!

[@5ch3nk]

Came for the tone. Stayed for the skills.

[@michaeldrummey2754]

Beeble, I've commented once before, your videos keep ending up on my recommended and I am never disappointed. Your blend of musical talent and somehow bringing me back to the music of my youth, the 80's, is amazing. I hope you are using your talents somewhere to make a comfortable living doing something you love. Thanks for what you do. And I'm almost old enough to be your Grandpa. It would be fun to know what you do 9 to 5 if you would share.

[@beeble9285]

Hey! I work as a recording and mix engineer at a studio nearby, couldn't be happier. Thanks for the kind words!

[@zinkist]

This is one of the best Prog-Rock MIDI Tracks that I've ever heard. This is up there with Megalovania, Dr. Wily's Castle, and The Song of Storms (from Ocarina of Time). This is some top-tier Ronald Jenkees level stuff. Dannng.

[@jasoneverett]

The C64 SID chip is legendary for a reason.

[@RetroSFXmashups]

Another *_AMAZING_* newly original retro tune. *LOVE IT!*

[@Because-Linux]

Damn. That's good. Also cool to see tech from last century age like fine wine.

[@Akheloios]

You're joking right? The C64 was only released a decade ago, right? Right? God, I'm so old.

[@Because-Linux]

@@Akheloios lol

[@Because-Linux]

Relatable.

[@bit-ishbulldog2089]

Got to love the sound of the Commodore 64 SID chip, love listening to SID tunes on my Commodore 64. So gritty and cool.

[@Nordischsound]

the you my love my channel as well^^

[@TSX2002]

Yes Patrick, the Commodore 64 is an instrument.

[@katharosahughes9398]

THIS SLAPS SO GODDAMN HARD, JUST-- YES, YES, SO MUCH YES

[@goldenstarmusic1689]

I got recommended this 3 years too late for my liking, but better late than never. I did not know what to expect but stayed for a whole banger.

[@ronj5714]

Your up in the stratosphere . I got a lot of respect for this kind of creativity.

[@dunningkruger4098]

This man is clearly the Jan Hammer of the Commodore 64

[@TehButterflyEffect]

Ronald Jenkees more like.

[@CurtisAlexandermusic]

Excellent work and music! Gives me flashbacks to my old Amiga days making (and listening to) Octamed Mods. :)

[@grahammarsh4652]

As a fairly prolific C64 musician in the 80s, everything was done in the machine, 3 voices, end of. Never seen anyone use the 64 as a standalone multi-tracked synth. Excellent stuff!!

[@rocket_hops]

drops absolute banger, refuses to elaborate

[@PocketOperatorGuy]

That bass demads authority. You did a sick performance!!!! Awesome stuff buddy!!!

[@arthur_p_dent4282]

No freakin way!! I love some of the obscure computer products that have been released over the years. This one is, one of the cooler ones I've seen. Thanks for sharing.

[@FrenziedManbeast]

Thanks for the extremely dank jam session. I'm shaking my head at how the very first computer I ever touched is still making beautiful things in 2024.

[@charlesgurley7030]

Where is this insanely creative gent now?

[@CaptainLazy99]

You & C64 rule my friend. A well deserved like for you!

[@peetjor5669]

Wow! I would pay to go to a theatre to see and hear you play songs like this! Great musician, great machine! Love it! C64ever!

[@RetroPlus]

Really cool I never knew the c64 could sound so nice, you're really good on those drums too 👍

[@ssg-eggunner]

Commodore 64 is like a MiniMoog

[@-x21-]

@@ssg-eggunner Not even close.

[@ssg-eggunner]

@@-x21- well yeah since it literally has only 3 voices opposed to the 32 ones it would initially have

[@-x21-]

@@ssg-eggunner IIRC the c64 has a 2pole lowpass filter vs the minimoogs 4 pole. It's a very different sounding filter.

[@Ninjacat25]

Jesus Christ... This is fantastic. Incredible work, dude.

[@MultiDarkZen]

bro came outta nowhere and made a banger

[@Garrett1980]

I could listen to this all day, thanks

[@peterm3879]

I am completely blown away!!!! Great sound

[@afrosheenix]

It can do sub tones just fine also, I can rattle the subs with the right waveforms. Especially with two slightly out of phase channels. Sid chip is a legend.

[@icarusmarioFAN]

Really cool song Also, I can't be the only one that caught that reference at 2:49

[@RenatoCaruso]

Hi, first of all thank you for this gem. 2 questions if you can help me: 1) why, if the SID chip can handle 5 voices, don't you see 6 in the Messiah software? 2) but are 80's soundtracks like Pacman etc made this way? with these software or by programming by hand in basic for commodore? thanks again

[@dasnutnock6408]

I know you did this as a tech demo and all, but man, that was a nice groove, son 👍

[@Rhyme-t8k]

SO COOL ! Love the ols C64 tune. After 40+ years, SID still rocks.

[@mikeloewen612]

Great work and effort. I love it. I don't know why I never incorporated my 64 into my music. Something for me to work on.

[@commodoreclub]

You ar e a Monster! Absolutely Genius

[@jm131719]

Holy Hannah! I'm way way beyond "impressed" by this. Thanks for posting.

[@allanhughes8567]

Love the 64 sound and that clip on keyboard!!! Got it with the Kawasaki Rhythm Rocker back in the day. Great tune with classic C64 instruments/and filtering!!!

[@hammondeggsmusic]

Gotta love the 6581 filter “rip” distortion

[@JessieThorne886]

What a great groove ❤ The great bass of the SID chip was lost to most, because everyone back in the day had it hooked up to a tv with a tiny, crappy speaker. My friend and me had it hooked up to a good stereo, because we programmed music on it, and the bass really shone. Especially a good two-voice bass, slightly detuned from one another.

[@thanatosprime5563]

My inner child and I both really love this. Absolutely Epic.

[@Subzeranea]

the c64 hybridized with a keyboard is the answer to all of life's questions.

[@eblackbrook]

Tape it ALL down brother! Tape it like it's 1988!

[@jasonharris2291]

I remember my family having that keyboard attachment for our C64. I spent countless hours on a Yamaha synth program. I even remember a sentimental piece "Tears on my 64".

[@pdpyoshi]

Dude this was amazing.

[@aceenterprise]

This song is amazing. I also have never seen the paddles used to control the waveform/volume/pitch like that before, that's really cool.

[@suvetar]

Genius, using the paddles like that!!

[@EarlyMist]

Earned a sub and shared. Especiacially for the honest breakdown at the end haha. We all feel ya bro 😂

[@renehasselmeier9866]

That sounds so fresh and Classy. This Keyboard in 1984 would have been a Banger too.❤

[@kanubeenderman]

sick 80's dub step vibe, and C64, you sir have earned a sub, hopefully you recorded this on the Tascam 4-track studio with the cassette tape master

[@KineticRX]

Great use of the best soundcard

[@awkirkness]

Kinda sounds like soulstice on the NES, but mixed with some very genesis-y themes and sounds. This is the kind of stuff I wanna hear more of. Hope you’re making music for indie games cause lol any genre of game would be lucky to have this as their theme song

[@adamadeptus3686]

Where did you go Beebl? The world needs you!

[@gregor_man]

This track was damned cool!! I love it! Some people say the 8-bit machines are dead...

[@freckleflicker]

I just started banging my head and teared up a little...BAD ASS BRO! 😭🤜

[@88qwop]

amazing work

[@JohnGames-gz7ue]

Where has this been in my recommended. Awesome job.

[@VYSPAtv]

Fantastic music, you are great musician! This track sound like Daft Punk from never released album from the 80s 👍 Amazing

[@vladvampirelord8910]

Awesome Atari paddles and jacked C64! 5 bats.

[@07AC]

Great to hear and see the good old C64👍

[@gromotion933]

Sooooo Nerdy ! I love it!

[@baffel100]

Great groove,sounds fantastic.

[@sebasdic]

Very Very Fantastic !

[@trsd8640]

This is simply Great! Grooving like hell and so good!

[@JLukeHypernova]

That song was EPIC

[@robertmosen6126]

Rob Hubbard is proud of you.

[@sebastianschyma4085]

The art of music......wonderfull, -> thank you

[@ssalient]

Just discovered this.... Expect hundreds of extra views on this video alone since I can't get enough. Awesome stuff!

[@BreakingPintMedia]

This is it... The greatest KZbin recommendation of all time

[@builderdex]

Welle:Erdball makes extensive use of C64 in their music!

[@jurispurins8065]

Outstanding!!! Never heard the C64 like that!

[@vintagetechnologies202]

Nice job! I think this music should be part of one forthcoming Mega65 demo or game. Thumbs up!

[@ygypt]

this song would go hard in jet set radio

[@randysmith7094]

This is SO PHUKIN' LEGIT! 3 years, where did you go?

[@gordrum]

Bangin track my dude 🔥

[@snoreal]

youtube suggests nice videos... I really enjoyed this.

[@inva.wc.records]

That BASS! Make more. Something slow & smooth and with that bass. 80s Vaporwave or something. The bass frequencies are so nice.

[@MrSporkster]

Still an amazing machine after all these years. It was my second computer! (First one was a VIC-20).

[@painkillergko]

Awesome! I adore my Commodore! :)

[@MACTRUQUE]

That's one humble hardcore bow out.

[@ElectricLadybugStudio]

Really cool 6581 Jams, Beeble! I'm seeing a lot of people getting really amazing sounds from the SID 6581 synth chip. I recently did a project using the C64 as a solo synth instrument with guitar, bass, drums and piano all played by me. Video is on my channel if you're interested in these things. Excellent song!

[@wombledtv390]

Amazing thank you for your talent

[@madelinehoyle1059]

Machinae Supremacy was one of my favorite bands when I was in high school. The Commodore 64 was as old to the band then as Machinae Supremacy is to us now. Wild. Anyways, the keyboardist plays a SID-based synthesizer from real Commodore 64s.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

I'm having an Eargasm.

[@greenie2600]

OK, the paddles are genius.

[@TengokuNoIsan]

It's all about that SID, bout that SID, that SID chip *sings*

[@CoLD.SToRAGE]

Fun in many ways... good job! 😁

[@soundbytedj8938]

I love chiptune sounds.