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SID PLAYS BACH
Written by: Robert Alonso
SID Plays Bach
Commodore Microcomputers, October 1985
Page 106
SID PLAYS BACH was created to
demonstrate some of the musical power
hidden away inside of your C-64.
There are actually two programs to
play with here. The first is SID
PLAYS BACH HAPPY while the second is
SID PLAYS BACH SAD. Both programs
POKE in a machine-language routine to
play the music.
After the routine is POKEd in, you
can activate the music with a
SYS 49152. When the music is
finished, contol will automatically
return to BASIC.
If you are into assembly language,
the two programs are also on this
issue of LOADSTAR in the form of PAL
source listings. You can read them
in and study the code as much as you
like. The actual notes are stored in
a table named NOTES. They are SAVEd
under the names of BACH HAPPY.S and
BACH SAD.S.
This program is copyrighted by
Commodore magazine. All rights to it
are reserved. LOADSTAR has relieved
you from the burden of keying in this
program. For more complete
information about this program, refer
to the October 1985 issue of
Commodore Microcomputers magazine.
>Files used: BACH HAPPY.BAS
BACH SAD.BAS
BACH HAPPY.S - optional
BACH SAD.S - optional
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