Then, there should be 3 ch * 65536 freq * (3 wf +(4 wf *4096 pulsevalues) = 3221815296 ch/freq/wf/pulse conbinations.Ĭorrect me, if I'm wrong (which is almost inevitable). Almost every hip song got a midi file somewhere.ģ channels * 65536 freq possibilities = 196608 possible channel/freq combinationsġ6 colours * 64000 pixels = 1024000 coulour/pixel combinationsĬoncludes to: Songcovers should easier to be done than Imagecovers -)īut, wait! Maybe I should add the waveforms and pulses. Quote: Not if you got good ears or a midi file. Especially picking out the essential bits, abstracting the details to less. (well, ok, 3 channels vs 16 colours)īoth are good practices, though, copying gfx and copying music. It's as difficult as the good old copy-with-grid method. Almost every hip song got a midi file somewhere. You mean, to convert graphics, right? Copy != wired.Įven the good old copy-by-grid method is fairly easy, it's just work. its much harder to cover a music, than copy gfx. Quote: yeah, Groepaz got the point exactly.
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OK, am I the only one who has experienced this? :DĪs a kid, for a while I thought Layla was a C64 song and it really shocked me when I heard the original on the radio.īy the way, sometimes I wonder why it's much more accepted on the scene to do cover music or remix than copying graphics? :)Ĭome up with a mp3 to sid converter and this will change =) It was not until I read the comments here on CSDB that I realized it was a cover. * The tune from some Success demo, turned out to be a Koto cover I thought this was a C64 original up until I heard it on the radio a couple of years ago :D In the years since there has been many occasions where I've heard a tune on the radio/TV/mp3 and gone "WOW! They made a cover of the tune from demo X" and then a second later "Uhmm. That meant that pretty much the only music I listened to came from the glorious SID chip.
#Deep purple soldier of fortune midi file full#
Lazy - Full song by Gennaro Marchese (72 kb).Lay Down, Stay Down by Gennaro Marchese (62 kb).Knocking At Your Backdoor (incomplete) by unknown, forwarded to us from by Sholto Fisher (18 kb).Hush (1988) by Neil Cassidy, forwarded to us from by Gerriet Backer (29 kb).Highway Star - album version by Gennaro Marchese (88 kb).Fireball by Julio Lema Iglesias (54 kb).
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Bad Attitude by Mikko Saarenpää (40 kb).If you encounter any problems with playing these please mail us and tell us about your problems.ĭo you need a MIDI player? Try this plug-in. These are MIDI versions of Purple songs submitted to us by DP fans from all over the world.