Foanky.  Love the octave thing that the bass has

Nce one, Scarzix! Easy and funky! Love the bassline! Keep it up, my friend! :-)

That simple break (snare fill-in) really works! :-)

Regarding the single art-work, you keep it real too, sucker! :-D

Moody Cougar was begun a few days before the yearly Mega Mountain Meltdown that is held in the mountains of Norway near GOL. A place where Stein invites our group to meet and celebrate for a weekend.

I was able to attend the meeting this time and on the saturday, we all decided that the C64 scene needed a little demo from us. So "PRIVATE PARTS" was begun. But it needed some music. Stein created a trance/techno styled intro theme and I began on this one. Late that night, I was done and so was the demo. Now "PRIVATE PARTS" was a reality.

http://csdb.dk/release/?id=160050

Moody Cougar

Since 1986 when I got my first computer, a Commodore 64, I've been locked into the Grid.

I've been around almost every aspect of home-computer programming including:
game-development, intro/demos, music composing, graphical effects for both Commodore 64 and Commodore Amiga 500. 

Today I work with PCs, smart-devices, SQL-databases and web-development professionally. 

But, I am back into SID composing as that has some serious limits and therefore demands the composer to be ultra creative to get anything useful out of it. Just love the fun and sound.

The program I use for C64 SID composing is called CheeseCutter (http://theyamo.kapsi.fi/ccutter/). Its free, open-source and can run on any modern platform (Windows, MacOSX and Linux) and emulates the SID chip. When you pack the sourcefile into a SID file you can then use it on a real C64.


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