haha, i like messing around with original c64 tracks and this one is from Dane/Crest, it's a small track with a length of 11 seconds, i wanted to show what i can do with it... Have phun...

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http://noname.c64.org/csdb/sid/?id=18502
Download and listen to the original: http://bit.ly/iTxfqC

FN-Mashiara

Hello , I'm Alex goldblat A c64 lover which doing my first and further steps on C64 composing making Sid music feature 8bit music with only 3 channels. i am using "Cheesecutter" software for the making Sid music and still have a lot to study and practise to become better composer. from time to time i am releasing A prv  or a full tune i made for the c64 Scene and for your enjoyment.  i would like to hear comments from you any kind : positive or negative so its eventually help me out to become a better composer. hope you having fun... :)

I'm a award winning sounddesigner and
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I worked for a lot of big companies in the business like NI, Yamaha Europe, Waldorf, Ableton, LinPlug, reFX, TAL and many, many more…

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Mauro Staci aka Mat64 is a chip tunes producer since 1999, now is one of the most influent producer of italian micromusic scene.

The first 8-bit musician selected to be a part of Red Bull Music Academy, his live events always equipped with visuals of old commodore 64 games has landed on Toronto, Tokyo and Barcelona at Sonar 2008.

Most of tracks are made using sid 6581 and 8580, commodore 64 sound chip, except for the Classical version, where only instruments changes mantaining the same exact partiture.

All Mediæval Electronic Music tracks are made with FastTracker2 on pc with a sound blaster mono.

When performed live, tracks where post-processed real time with a program he wrote ad hoc for Playstation Portable.
