Jammer - “Al-Risah” (C64) [Oscilloscope View]

[@earx23]

Love how to intro breaks through the filter. That's style.

[@AuroraxPhilic]

This straight up sounds like a modern day song.

[@donk2121]

I know very little about sound design stuff or C64 songs so most of the time I base my choices of your uploads on "oooooo that wave looks weird lol." That strategy sometimes works ig cuz this BOPS

[@RoshwyinsTaicoon]

I know some of the waves like the sine bass, low filter triangle (actually pulse lol) wave. But all of the wave stuff though? Not so.

[@jammerc64]

Wow, thx! :D

[@way2muchNFO]

Jammer!

[@Sinistar1983]

Thats pretty smooth yet gritty at the same time

[@gameknight.thump1]

3:12 is *amazing*

[@blueelectric05]

There is no bad jammer tunes

[@jet_punch6872]

3:18 is legendary.

[@Xonida_NcTroller]

sounds almost reversed

[@deleyt4312]

It all comes together so well.

[@greymauzpcgaming603]

Grew up with C64, but never really knew of the music that came out of until recently wandering back into finding old games and SID's... and now I'm down a rabbit hole. This one is just clicks. Thank you.

[@dr.ignacioglez.9677]

I LOVE C64 ❤️ ❤❤❤FOREVER ❤❤❤❤❤

[@CoLD.SToRAGE]

Epic. 🙏

[@tomasvulpini3317]

You've done the nearly impossible: SID sinewaves

[@jammerc64]

Filtered triangle or pulse - nothing really extraordinary about it ;)

[@MadJedfox]

Another great stuff from Jammer :)

[@bernat_jansa]

I FINALLY FOUND THIS SONG 🔥🔥🔥

[@Andrew90046zero]

dubstep is just modern chiptunes

[@pschiptunes64]

My headphones are on the bassy side of the spectrum so certain parts of the song are really vibrating them

[@pschiptunes64]

OH

[@pschiptunes64]

OH OH OH

[@whydoineedhandles]

that's what she said

[@pschiptunes64]

okay so what the hell

[@mima85]

Yes. Yes. YES! :-D

[@morshu8800]

Cool)))))

[@SmaIlHum]

just some new terraria music

[@DaT0nkee]

The sine wave on SID made with sawtooth and filter?

[@jammerc64]

Triangle and square are the best for achieving sinusoid through low pass filtering.

[@Tomatenkiller]

Awesome

[@SmaIlHum]

nes's VRC*something i forgot*: my music is pretty cool sega's sound chip: i can better c64's sid8580: grab my fuel...

[@TheBeeshSpweesh]

The NES has the 2A03/7. The VRCx chips are a series of mappers by Konami, with the VRC6 and 7 providing expansion sound.

[@talideon]

Rather than the Master System's SN76489 (definitely inferior to the NES's PPU as far as audio goes!), I'm assuming the Yamaha YM2612 in the Megadrive is what you're thinking of? But yeah, the SID still wins because FM is basically just bells and fart noises in the hands of most game composers.

[@tomasvulpini3317]

Based on some of the scoped waveforms and sounds I'm hearing, it might be the original 6581. I'd swear I'm hearing volume modulation!

[@inphanta]

@@talideon this has always been my perception of FM as well. Glad it’s not just me.

[@inphanta]

These videos are bringing SID to a wider audience, particularly those who thought chiptune begins and ends with the NES.

[@ColinJonesPonder]

4475 bytes!

[@filuferru]

Insane!

[@ShwappaJ]

Hey buddy, I think your 6581 is melting

[@jammerc64]

8580 ;)

[@ShwappaJ]

@@jammerc64 damn I should've just said SID

[@jammerc64]

@@ShwappaJ 6581 would melt for real 😃

[@mehrzahl2219]

Now I know where Boards of Canada get their inspiration from.