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Hehe, welcome to github ;) And thanks for the great suggestions, I've incorporated them now. What I was suggesting would still give you 16 bit counter resolution and less than 5 cents of pitch error in the region of A0. The difference between 2 neighbouring halftones is about 6 cents, so a 5 cent er...

And my favourite C64 tune is another Galway classic - Parallax. @Stig: Explanations of how to write music for pcmplay are in the readme. But if those are too confusing, let me know and I'll try to explain it better/easier. I'll certainly write more tunes for this (hoping to do a proper musicdisk at ...

True, using byte-length counters would speed up things a lot, but I find it limits the range of notes too much. Typically, you'll get some serious detuning after about 2½ octaves. Is there any open source tool to create .vdk images from .bin files? If so, I could include it in the toolchain so they ...

Looks awesome. Great to see someone getting the best out of that crazy palette.

@pser1: Hmm, you should be able to run it with EXEC &HF00. That works for me at least. @sorchard: No need to thank me for that, I'm glad that somebody put it to good use ;) That bitshifting trick seems like a good idea, I'll check if that works in lwasm tomorrow. There also seems to be a problem wit...

Thanks sorchard ;) @all, Simon just notified me of a small error. DP was set to a wrong value because I changed the .org adress at the last minute. This has been fixed now in the github release. Does anybody know how I can export the high byte of the current adress to a symbol in lwasm? ie. instead ...

Thanks everyone :) @Rob: Unfortunately, as Paul was guessing, pcmplay hogs the entire CPU time. @Paul: It would of course be nice to get the loop down to 2 HSYNCs/114 cycles, so one could execute some simple gfx code between DAC updates. The routine however already heavily relies on DP addressing, s...

Hi everyone, Please allow me to quickly introduce myself, since this is my first post. I'm utz, chiptune musician and coder. I normally make music and music routines for ZX Spectrum and other machines with 1-bit sound. Never owned a Dragon, but I do like the machine. Some years ago I stumbled across...