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WHat most C64ers remember...

music_maker.jpg

 

Its 1985 and Steinberg release Pro 16....

 

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For most of us it was

 

MICHAEL ROW THE BOAT ASHORE-1 MEASURE

 

2 FOR L = 54272 TO 54296 : POKE L,0 : NEXT

5 V=54296:W=54276:A=54277:HF=54273:LF=54272:S=54278:PH=54275:PL=54274

10 POKE V,15 : POKE A,88 : POKE PH,15 : POKE PL,15 : POKE S,89

20 READ H : IF H = -1 THEN END

30 READ L

40 READ D

60 POKE HF,H : POKE LF,L : POKE W,65

80 FOR T = 1 TO D : NEXT : POKE W,64

85 FOR T = 1 TO 50 : NEXT

90 GOTO 10

100 DATA 34,75,250,43,52,250,51,97,375,43,52,125,51,97

105 DATA 250,57,172,250

110 DATA 51,97,500,0,0,125,43,52,250,51,97,250,57,172

115 DATA 1000,51,97,500

120 DATA -1,-1,-1

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I used to have an application called "Music Composer" for Commodore. Actually I still have the cartridge, but not the Commodore. It is command line! No GUI! You could set a lot of parameters though, basically any parameter of the audio synthesizer chip could be set, but your composition was made in scripting, line after line.

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