MSSIAH C64 synth cart full test and preview

Alpha moded commodore 64 with additional 4 knobs for controlling software and one pot for master volume. Also added reset button, RCA connectors for audio and video output.

[@Matthewsavant]

I love my MSSIAH cart! It has a special place in my studio with some other lofi gear

[@fredpayette5146]

this a freakin work of art

[@104d_3rr0r_vince]

The sound of future!!!

[@boylah]

my friend Misjah is freaking master! so proud!

[@NecmiKara]

Hey, Giana Sisters in stereo ! This is awesome :'(

[@FeedBackMain]

amazing.... really amazing.... i have my commodore 64... i couldnt get the sequencer cartridge.... amazing, congrats... is the first fl studio on 64 computer...

[@kspen72]

A most superb modded 64.

[@paulthurston2883]

Love my Messiah, so much fun from this tiny box.

[@Garrett1980]

Back in stock this July👍

[@lcaise]

Bassline is awesome. I need special c64 for MISSIAH or industry standard computer ?

[@xntricity6446]

Imagine if mssiah was available in 1982 ......

[@sebastienlopezmassoni8107]

Totally crazy❤

[@fuckableteam]

thanks a lot. I have a "custom" c64 (not costumized by me) with rca video out, mini-jack audio output and a low-noise knob but will need to do what you say about the video pinout . Thanks very much

[@misjahnner]

I used regular analog TV card for recording. S-Video input gives much better quality than composite.... I built my own multi out cable.... Composite, S-Video and audio out on one cable... Just google for c64 video pinout. If you have any experience with soldering, you can build your own cable. Parts are pretty cheap and available in any radioshack store. Adding capacitor to audio out reduces noise.... and it sounds pretty good....

[@misjahnner]

I made a custom cable for 8-pin DIN connector at the back ( 00:52 ). It has composite video, audio and S-Video output. I recorded by regular TV card via S-Video cable. The card is not that good, it looks even better hooked up to a crt TV.

[@RME76048]

Are the four pots mounted on the breadbox wired directly to a User (joystick) port?

[@Marius-vw9hp]

Just ordered mine today.

[@ditdatzuszo6727]

So?

[@fuckableteam]

i have the same problem as you ! did you solve it !? maybe the solution is an old - tv ¿? i have purchased 2 kinds of cables , but both with the same problem in my LCD tv.

[@GeoAnas]

Great !

[@lcaise]

yes I know, I had 3 of c64, now I have one and it looks worth of check what this baby can do to me with a SID ;)! Btw, is any chance to control cutoff and other software knobs with midi controller pluged to cart ?

[@nomaintopic]

what monitor and cable connections are you using for the video? ...the clarity is nice..did you mod any of the video stuff...?...I have my C64 with mssiah up and running now, but the video is so poor I can hardly read the parameters on the mono synth app

[@mark.paterson]

I have the MSSIAH and I'm thinking about building a 4 pot unit. Dumb question but how do the MSSIAH programs know what each knob does? Do you press the key to 'activate' the pot on the screen, then turn the pot you want to associate with it? I've read the 'Assigning Potentiometers' section in the manual over and over but it's just not very clear.

[@scose]

It seems like a lot of sid tunes don't use the filter too heavily, any reason why?

[@mrsid6581]

The filter in the SID 6581 varies wildly between different chips. A cutoff frequency that sounds too bright on one chip might sound too muffled on another one. In the worst case it can cause filtered instruments to be completely missing for some people, with the composer finding out only after a game was released (listen to Terra Cresta by Martin Galway). That kind of discouraged some of them from using the filter. The 8580 has a more consistent filter, so that's why it's the SID chip of choice for contemporary composers.

[@sonick808]

*swoon* god i love the SID chip

[@brutusmuerto]

Respect!!!

[@weave_of_k]

are you using the SID2SID for the 6 voices or something else?

[@misjahnner]

Only one SID is in this machine.

[@weave_of_k]

Misjah nice. thanks for the info. it sounds great.

[@megavide0]

Cinco MIDI Organizer | Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! | Adult Swim ;) Commodore 64 "The Music Machine" (1988)

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Hey, Manu! How did you put a hyperlink in your comment without the address showing? Thanks!

[@querty945]

Ouah whats the starting song?

[@misjahnner]

The Great Giana Sisters game for Amiga

[@sammytimgaming2947]

My comadore c64.

[@8_bit_old_boy]

hello! if I send my c64 me how you can transform your own?

[@razer1337x]

this is TB-303 ?

[@aero2zero]

razer1337x Emulated.

[@digitalbeat666]

Giana Sisters

[@misjahnner]

Regular C64.... Only potentiometers are "add on"

[@nomaintopic]

thanks dudE!

[@AMOKIAN]

Has anyone loaded the SID program onto a Commodore 64 from this vinyl lp?There is a data tone on the end of the record to run a program... NEEEEERRRRRRRDDDDD!!!!!!!!! search "8-bit construction set"

[@misjahnner]

I don't think it's capable to do that.... you can check out detailed manual, it should be available on mssiah web page.

[@deizi666]

soon featuring. dj misjah & dj tim ---- asid

[@AlteSchule74]

Frankenstein 64

[@nomaintopic]

hey...sorry for the slowwww reply...I bought an S-video cable from this guy on ebay and bought a monitor that accepts S-video..the picture quality is amazing!....even better than the original C64 monitor

[@gjc82071]

C64thesizer :-)

[@ganeshramnath3338]

Mssiah

[@marcinczartynski4033]

shut up and take my money ! :) who do I throw money at ? :)

[@sinsin5906]

mmsiah basslines sound better than tb basslines