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Turn your C64 into a wah effect.
You can find information and instructions here.
- c64: the C64 program source;
- img2c64: browser-based tool that converts regular images to C64 hi-res bitmaps and colormaps and lets you quickly swap foreground/background color choice for each 8x8 tile;
- measure: BASIC program to control the C64 filter and output gain stage - actual measurements of the MOS 8580 chip in our C64 (C64C, ser. no. HB41416598E, made in Hong Kong) are available here;
- octave: various GNU Octave scripts to generate program data, extract IRs, and simulate the MOS 8580 SID analog filter, output gain stange, and output buffer;
- spice: LTspice schematics of the MOS 8580 SID analog filter, output gain stage, and output buffer;
- src: A-SID sound engine with a full virtual analog model of the MOS 8580 analog filter, output gain stage, and output buffer, both implemented in C;
- vst3: VST3-related part of A-SID, using a code and build script template to develop and build VST3 plugins outisde the original SDK.
Copyright (C) 2021, 2022 Orastron srl unipersonale.
Authors: Stefano D'Angelo, Paolo Marrone.
All the code in the repo is released under GPLv3. See the LICENSE file.
The file vst3/src/vst3/plugin.cpp contains code from sse2neon (https://github.com/DLTcollab/sse2neon/), which is released under the MIT license. Details in said file.
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