2SID
0
800
FFF
Pulse
RM
HS
0
7FF
Filter cutoff
F
Res
0
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800
FFF
Pulse
RM
HS
0
7FF
Filter cutoff
F
Res
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800
FFF
Pulse
RM
HS
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7FF
Filter cutoff
F
Res
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Help
If the playback is choppy, try increasing the buffer size. Smaller values mean faster and smoother updating (1024 is the lowest possible) but also require a fast computer with a nifty web browser.
The piano is always updated as fast as possible when using the normal WebSid emulator, regardless of buffer size. However, larger buffer sizes may introduce flickering notes. Decrease the buffer size to avoid this.
The top right waveform legend explains the colors of notes on the keyboards. Red is pulse, green is triangle and blue is sawtooth. Gray is noise. Waveforms may be combined, but 31, 61 and 71 are only audible on the 8580 SID chip.
The numbers above the bars are hexadecimal. Pulse width has 12 bits and goes from 0 to 4095. The triangle indicates that it's most audible in the middle. The filter cutoff has 11 bits and thus goes from 0 to 2047.
The small yellow bar is the filter resonance. It can go from 0 to 15 (maximum resonance). Resonance is a peaking effect which emphasizes frequency components at the cutoff frequency of the filter, causing a sharper sound.
RM is ring modulation (non-harmonic overtones) and HS is hard synchronization (complex harmonic structures). Both effects require two voices – the previous voice as the carrier and the current voice as the modulator.
Sometimes the use of gate bit (i.e. when the piano key is depressed then later released) make notes too quick to sense, or it may in some cases even hide them. Turning it off with the toggle button in top can amend this.
Click the green buttons to toggle voices ON or OFF. You can also type 1, 2 and 3 or alternatively q, w and e. (You can also use 4 and r for digi if you are using legacy WebSid, but it is not reflected on this page.)
2SID and 3SID tunes are supported. Each keyboard will automatically combine to host an entire chip (i.e. 3 voices). The square voice buttons will toggle entire SID chips ON or OFF when playing these types of tunes.
If you want to "solo" a voice/chip, hold down Shift while pressing the hotkey.
Player size
Load address
Init address
Play address
Default subtune
SID file type
Encoding
Pace (Speed)
SID model
SID addresses
| Zero Page $0000-$00FF |
|
| Player Block |
| Voice 1 | Voice 2 | Voice 3 |
|---|---|---|
|
Probably uses vibrato (or slide) Repeatedly changes pulse width Uses $1x waveform (triangle) Uses $2x waveform (sawtooth) Uses $3x waveform (tri+saw) Uses $4x waveform (pulse) Uses $5x waveform (tri+pulse) Uses $6x waveform (saw+pulse) Uses $7x waveform (tri+saw+pulse) Uses $8x waveform (noise) Uses the test bit Uses an illegal waveform Uses hard synchronization Uses ring modulation Uses both combined Repeatedly changes the ADSR |
Probably uses vibrato (or slide) Repeatedly changes pulse width Uses $1x waveform (triangle) Uses $2x waveform (sawtooth) Uses $3x waveform (tri+saw) Uses $4x waveform (pulse) Uses $5x waveform (tri+pulse) Uses $6x waveform (saw+pulse) Uses $7x waveform (tri+saw+pulse) Uses $8x waveform (noise) Uses the test bit Uses an illegal waveform Uses hard synchronization Uses ring modulation Uses both combined Repeatedly changes the ADSR |
Probably uses vibrato (or slide) Repeatedly changes pulse width Uses $1x waveform (triangle) Uses $2x waveform (sawtooth) Uses $3x waveform (tri+saw) Uses $4x waveform (pulse) Uses $5x waveform (tri+pulse) Uses $6x waveform (saw+pulse) Uses $7x waveform (tri+saw+pulse) Uses $8x waveform (noise) Uses the test bit Uses an illegal waveform Uses hard synchronization Uses ring modulation Uses both combined Repeatedly changes the ADSR |
| Global | |
|---|---|
|
Repeatedly changes filter cutoff Uses filtering in voice 1 Uses filtering in voice 2 Uses filtering in voice 3 Repeatedly changes filter resonance Uses resonance values other than 0 or F Repeatedly changes volume |
Uses $1x filter mode (Low-Pass) Uses $2x filter mode (Band-Pass) Uses $3x filter mode (LP+BP) Uses $4x filter mode (High-Pass) Uses $5x filter mode (LP+HP) Uses $6x filter mode (BP+HP) Uses $7x filter mode (LP+BP+HP) Mutes voice 3 Sets the external input bit |
Notes
Use the smallest buffer size (1024) for best effect. Especially the vibrato detector needs this.
Lines detecting repeated changes typically requires about four unique values to occur.
Using illegal waveform to lock noise, then unlock it with test bit, can be used to create unique sounds.
Only the first SID chip is examined.
This tab will show release lists and pages from CSDb as you click SID files.
CSDb, short for The Commodore 64 Scene Database, is the largest and most comprehensive database about C64 releases pertaining to the demo scene. It's where all the cool dudes go to hang out.
This does not work in Compute's Gazette SID Collection as CSDb has almost no data for it.
GameBase64
This tab will show links to game entries in GameBase64 as you click SID files that were used in at least one C64 game, released or unreleased (these are listed as a preview).
GameBase64 is a large database for C64 games with credits, details and screenshots.
This does not work in Compute's Gazette SID Collection.
Player
If available, this tab will show information about the editor/player that made the song.
STIL / Lyrics
This tab will sometimes show one of two things depending on the SID collection you're browsing. It will display the same contents as the first tab in the box just above the player controls.
STIL
If you're clicking a song in the High Voltage SID Collection that has a STIL entry, this will be shown here as well as in the box. Any sub tunes mentioned have green buttons that you can click.
STIL stands for SID Tune Information List and contains information beyond the standard TITLE, AUTHOR, and RELEASED fields. This includes cover information, interesting facts, useless trivia, comments by the composers themselves, etc. The STIL, though, is limited to factual data and does not try to provide an encyclopedia about every original artist.
For more information about STIL, please refer to this FAQ.
Lyrics
If you're clicking a song in Compute's Gazette SID Collection that has lyrics, this will be shown here and in the box.
Technically, lyrics are always added in a separate WDS file that accompanies the MUS file that contains the actual music data. However, not all MUS files have a WDS file. Roughly one third of the MUS files in the collection have lyrics.
Remix64
If you click a SID file that has been remixed into modern forms, this tab will show those entries from Remix64.
Remix64 is a portal to the unified world of Commodore 64 and Amiga music remixing, containing news, reviews, charts and chat. Remixes can be uploaded and rated here. It's maintained by Markus Klein, also known as LMan.
This does not work in Compute's Gazette SID Collection.
Settings
If you register and log in, you can adjust your settings here.About
DeepSID is an online SID player that can play music originally composed for the Commodore 64, a home computer that was very popular back in the 80's and 90's. This computer had an amazing sound chip called SID.
The SID chip was really ahead of its time. Although it only had 3 voices, it offered oscillators of 8 octaves, ADSR, four waveforms, pulse width modulation, multi mode filtering, ring modulation, and hard synchronization. It really was like a tiny synthesizer, and you could even make it play digi samples along with the SID voices.
Credits
UI design and programming
Jens-Christian Huus (Chordian)
https://blog.chordian.net/2018/05/12/deepsid/
https://blog.chordian.net/2022/05/07/the-story-of-deepsid/
Scopes by Jürgen Wothke (Tiny'R'Sid)
SID handlers
WebSid emulators by Jürgen Wothke (Tiny'R'Sid)
http://www.wothke.ch/websid/
https://github.com/wothke/websid
https://github.com/wothke/webaudio-player
jsSID emulator by Mihály Horváth (Hermit)
ASID (MIDI) implementation by Thomas Jansson
https://github.com/thomasj
https://www.youtube.com/@tubesockor
Audio API library for MP3 files
Howler by James Simpson (GoldFire Studios)
https://github.com/goldfire/howler.js
Libraries of SID tunes
High Voltage SID Collection #79
https://www.hvsc.c64.org/
Compute's Gazette SID Collection #145
http://www.c64music.co.uk/
Kim Lemon's MP3 files (JSIDPlay2)
https://www.lemon64.com/
Remixes of SID tunes
Remix64 API by Markus Klein (LMan)
https://www.remix64.com/
Hosting by Jan Lund Thomsen (QED)
http://remix.kwed.org/
Composer profile images
The images for composer profiles come from all over the internet. I have tried to be fair and not use images that the composer did not already have available on a personal web site, social media, interview, or another public place.
- Most are publically available profile images from Facebook or LinkedIn.
- A lot of older retro images (typically lo-res) are from the musicians photos download at GameBase64.
- Some were originally taken by Andreas Wallström (C64.com).
- A few were taken from the Video Game Music Preservation Foundation wikipedia.
- Some from the 8BitLegends.com web site.
- And several other places I can't remember anymore.
If you feel you should be credited, let me know and I will add you to this section. Also, if you don't like an image of you here, just let me know and I will of course remove it. You are also welcome to send me a replacement image.
Other resources used
SIDId by Lasse Öörni (Cadaver)
http://csdb.dk/release/?id=112201
SIDInfo by Matti Hämäläinen (ccr)
https://csdb.dk/release/?id=164751
https://tnsp.org/hg/sidinfo/
Chartist.js by Gion Kunz (GitHub)
https://gionkunz.github.io/chartist-js/
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register?
The user name and password boxes are used for both registering and logging in. To register, just type the user name you want. If it is available (a status message tells you) then type a password and hit the button.
The annex box also has information about what you can do when logged in: Registering
Can you please make an app or an offline version?
I wanted to make an awesome online web player for SID tunes and I believe I have accomplished that. It was never my intention to make an app or an offline player. An online player gives me immediate access to e.g. HVSC and CGSC without having to download anything first. Just everything ready to play, search through and rate no matter if I'm on my desktop, on my iPhone or on my iPad.
However, it's possible to use an offline player with DeepSID. Just select the Download option in the top drop-down box and start clicking rows. Make sure you associate your offline player with automatically playing the tunes.
Where did the audio handlers for SOASC go?
The audio handlers for Stone Oakvalley's Authentic SID Collection were removed in September 2020. The connections to these real-time recordings were always spotty at best and later the reaction times also became painfully slow.
I have repeatedly tried to fix the reaction times to no avail. It's a shame having to leave this library behind as it would have been nice with real-time recordings to complement the emulations, but I finally decided that the quality of the SOASC implementation was inadequate for DeepSID.
As an alternative, try the Lemon's MP3 Files handler instead.
Where did the Disqus tab go?
It was removed in late November 2020 together with all of its script code. It affected the performance of DeepSID, especially when triggering new SID tunes. Because this comment system was already rarely used by users, I decided to remove it altogether. The comments are still stored on their side and can be exported.
How do I make my own playlists?
You need to be using a mouse to create and manage playlists. This cannot be done on a mobile device (although you can enjoy your existing playlists there). Also, you must of course be logged in.
The annex box has the basic instructions: Playlists
Published playlists appear further up in the root and can be seen by everyone (even those that are not logged in) but you're still the only one that may edit it. When you enter a public playlist, you can see who made it.
What are those options in the top left drop-down box?
The annex box has a complete list: SID handlers
Why can't I see the right text area on mobile devices?
That's by design, actually. Only the player pane is supposed to be visible on mobile devices because of the limited screen space. This right text area is only really available for desktop computers.
Can you add a playlist randomizer?
You can achieve the same thing by selecting the Shuffle option in the sort drop-down box.
Can I search for a range of ratings?
Yes, if you type e.g. 3- for a search for ratings, you will get a list of all the SID tunes and folders you have rated three stars or more. If you type 1-, you will see all of your ratings.
The annex box can show you a list of all the search options: Searching
Can I turn voices on and off?
Yes. Use keys 1, 2, 3 and 4 or alternatively q, w, e and r. The first three are for the normal SID voices and the fourth is for toggling any digi stuff (WebSid (Legacy) emulator only).
If you want to "solo" a voice, hold down Shift while pressing the hotkey.
In the piano view, you can also click the green number buttons.
Any other hotkeys worth knowing about?
The annex box can show you a complete list: Hotkeys
If you hold down Shift while clicking rating stars, you will clear them. (However, it's usually easier just to click the same star again if you want to clear the rating.)
Why doesn't this work in Internet Explorer?
The audio handlers all use an API called Web Audio which is not supported by Internet Explorer. You need a modern web browser to use this site.
Why can't I see the load/end addresses and size of the SID tune?
Actually, you can. The annex box has the answer: Memory bar
What URL parameters are available?
The annex box can show you a complete list: URL parameters
An example to show a specific folder:
//deepsid.chordian.net?file=/MUSICIANS/J/JCH/
An example to play a SID tune:
//deepsid.chordian.net?file=/MUSICIANS/H/Hubbard_Rob/Commando.sid&emulator=jssid&subtune=2
An example to show a CSDb entry:
//deepsid.chordian.net?tab=csdb&csdbtype=release&csdbid=153519
Changes
July 15, 2023
- All new files in HVSC #79 are now connected to CSDb entries.
July 2, 2023
- The main volume slider setting is now remembered between browser sessions.
- Removed a typing throttle for checking if the user name already exists. Hopefully this prevents automatic login mechanisms from submitting before this check has been performed by DeepSID.
- Creating a new playlist will now show a dialog box where you can rename it on the fly.
July 1, 2023
June 11, 2023
- A new SID handler for ASID (MIDI) has been implemented by Thomas Jansson. You can use this handler to play SID music on MIDI devices such as SidStation, TherapSID, Midibox SID and C64 (using Station64).
June 10, 2023
- Fixed the 6581 button not being clickable when selecting the filter sundry tab.
June 8, 2023
- DeepSID now only uses HTTPS. HTTP will automatically be redirected to HTTPS.
- The profile page for Compute's Gazette SID Collection now shows a standard page instead of the site itself. This is better anyway since year data has been added to all songs in the collection.
April 18, 2023
- The Discord server for DeepSID has been deleted. See this annex box for alternatives: Social links
April 13, 2023
- Almost all groups now have profile images.
- Added the group sidDivers along with a profile image for them as well.
- Credits are no longer hidden for music releases in the CSDb tab.
April 12, 2023
- A recommended box for a group now properly states it's a group with members, not a folder with songs.
March 11, 2023
- A folder REST API call now also show all of its subfolders.
- New SID handler Lemon's MP3 Files has been added which plays MP3 files recorded from JSIDPlay2, courtesy of Kim Lemon at the Lemon64 web site. Only tunes from High Voltage SID Collection are supported for now.
March 5, 2023
February 26, 2023
- A composer profile REST API call now show full paths for all images.
- Unknown URL parameter in REST API call now issues a bad request (400) error.
February 25, 2023
- You can now call a REST API for adding info to your own web site. See this annex box for more: REST API
February 12, 2023
- A message is now shown if WebAssembly is not enabled in your web browser.
February 4, 2023
- Added the CSDb music competitions related to HVSC #78.
January 13, 2023
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Added a fix for Mr_Meaner.
January 2, 2023
- All new files in HVSC #78 are now connected to CSDb entries.
January 1, 2023
- Fixed Jammer's Pitstop that was lacking database information.
December 24, 2022
December 11, 2022
- Deleted the exotic sub folder with duplicated 2SID tunes as you can adjust the stereo yourself in the sundry tab added back in October. Deleting the folder means less maintenance on my part.
November 6, 2022
- All stereo panning is now reset to center when selecting the WebSid (HQ) emulator.
October 22, 2022
- The stereo settings are now retained across songs and subtunes.
- Stereo is now also turned off per default to save on CPU time. As soon as you drag one of the stereo sliders, it is automatically turned on in the "Enhance off" mode.
- Fixed a bug that messed up the layout of the stereo tab in certain web browsers, like Safari on Apple devices.
October 21, 2022
- The stereo mode now defaults to "Enhance off" when clicking new songs.
October 18, 2022
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Fixed a stereo initialization issue.
October 16, 2022
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Added pseudo-stereo support. The volume has been lowered to allow for this feature – make sure you turn it up a bit.
- A new sundry tab has been added which makes use of the stereo feature of the new WebSid (HQ) emulator. There's a panning slider for each voice, for up to three SID chips. Each slider also show oscilloscope output, which makes it easier to find the slider you want to tweak as the music plays.
- If you drag the stereo tab bigger, there are a few controls for the entire stereo feature. To be absolutely honest, I can't personally hear any difference when using the headphones checkbox nor the reverb slider. They came with the Google library that the WebSid programmer used, and it's possible they do not affect SID at all.
September 24, 2022
- A recommended box can now sometimes be a playlist spotlight.
August 21, 2022
- Clicking a sundry tab that is already active now collapses the box. This works no matter what device you're using, but it's actually meant to give mobile devices a way to free up more vertical space.
- The profile options for uploading to the SH folder are now without the "HVSC/MUSICIANS" part. This makes it possible to find people faster, e.g. by typing the letter folder.
August 19, 2022
- Upgraded script processor and scope scripts used by WebSid (HQ) emulator. This should fix scope issues.
August 6, 2022
- When uploading to the SH folder, the drop-down box with composers now contains two lists. The first is active composers only and the second is everyone. This should make it easier to select a common composer.
July 31, 2022
- Fixed the remix tab not showing any entries at all.
July 19, 2022
- Added a URL switch for activating a mini-player mode. The browser, page, login and two of the sundry tabs are not available in this mode. Use
&mini=1for use in an "invisible" folder where the Prev/Next buttons still work, or use&mini=2where only the specified tune can be played. To see what other URL switches could be nice to use, just run the URL without specifying the?file=switch.
July 17, 2022
- Added the FlexSID editor to the list of players.
July 12, 2022
- You can now also search for the SID type. Choose
Typeand then type e.g. "rsid" then search.
July 11, 2022
- Added the CSDb music competitions related to HVSC #77.
- In the piano view, the colors of the keys are now affected by the entire ADSR envelope output.
- Fixed a bug that showed the same search results multiple times if performed fast in rapid succession.
July 10, 2022
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. The piano view now makes use of a new feature in it to fade out its keys depending on the ADSR envelope output of the voices.
July 9, 2022
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. See below for what this version brings.
- The piano view now always run at full speed in WebSid (HQ) mode regardless of the buffer size.
- The scopes are now always available in WebSid (HQ) mode regardless of the buffer size.
- Fixed MEMO and STATS views not working anymore. Both now also operate at 60 hz. Note that the MEMO view doesn't really make use of it since Jürgen's update only covers the SID registers.
July 3, 2022
- Wrote and ran a script to update the file counts of the GROUPS member folders.
- The 13 new 2SID files in HVSC #77 (i.e. that uses 6 voices) has now been added as exotic stereo files.
- Fixed a bug that prevented the specific search query "summer" from returning any results.
July 2, 2022
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Added API for specific SID instance access, cleaned up digi-related scope handling, rolled back flawed CIA performance optimization and flawed COUNTER_PERIOD improvement.
- Note that the scopes now include digi output when a voice-specific digi technique is used. Normal $D418 digi is exclusively shown in the fourth scope output. Remember to use a buffer size of 16384 to see the scopes.
- Fixed a bug when displaying data from additional SID chips in the piano view.
- All new files in HVSC #77 are now connected to CSDb entries.
June 25, 2022
May 28, 2022
May 14, 2022
- All 2SID tunes in the SH folder of 2022 have been turned "exotic" which means they now play in stereo.
April 23, 2022
- Imported the new GameBase64 collection v18 with new game entries and screenshots.
April 2, 2022
March 26, 2022
- Fixed an inversion problem in the ASCII graphics of certain CGSC songs.
March 13, 2022
- The dark blue chunk in the memory bar is now slightly darker in the dark color scheme.
- Improved how hotkeys are ignored when using all kinds of text input controls.
March 12, 2022
- Fixed a bug where group folders were also a profile choice when uploading to the SH folder.
- Changed how tags slide to the left when hovering on them. Instead of just sliding the line of tags to the left edge, the line now slides far enough for the plus button to be visible.
- All composer profiles with a CSDb page now have a composer link that goes to that page.
March 8, 2022
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Added a hack for Wacek's version of 4 Non Blondes.
February 27, 2022
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Added specific handling of Mahoney digi and fixed 6581/8580 toggle bug.
February 26, 2022
- Fixed ADSR values shown in the wrong order in the new stats view.
February 20, 2022
- Added solo buttons for each voice in the stats view.
February 19, 2022
- A new stats view button has been added in the visuals tab. This mode shows what is being used in the SID chip, both in real-time (red dots) and in total over time (checkmarks).
January 30, 2022
- The screen, BASIC ROM and KERNEL ROM areas can now be vaguely seen in the memory bar.
- Fixed competition folders not working properly.
January 29, 2022
- Removed the link for reporting a profile change. Nobody was using it and it clashed with long names.
January 23, 2022
- Rewrote the way the annex box appears contextually upon page reload. If the URL is not for a playlist but has a profile that may show composer links, there is a good chance these may be shown instead of tips.
- Groups no longer appear in the page with recommended folders.
- The CSDb tab now shows a release page if it's the only release for that song anyway.
January 22, 2022
- Groups no longer appear in the list of game composers in the bottom of the root page.
January 16, 2022
- More GROUPS have been added the past few days, for a total of 54 groups.
- Groups can now have avatar images. The avatar images for groups in MUSICIANS have been added.
January 13, 2022
- Added the CSDb music competitions related to HVSC #76.
January 9, 2022
- Fixed folders in GROUPS not being able to load directly or refresh.
- Fixed a bug that caused GROUPS folders to be shown in one of the top 10 lists.
- Added a ton of GROUPS entries, for a total of 18 groups.
January 8, 2022
- Improved the detection of 2SID and 3SID tunes for the PIANO view.
- An unofficial GROUPS folder has now been added in the root of the HVSC folder. Each group folder in it has a collection of member folders. These folders actually redirect to a MUSICIANS folder, and if you browse back one folder from there, you will automatically be brought back to the original GROUPS subfolder again.
- The first two groups available in the new GROUPS folder are Vibrants and Maniacs of Noise.
January 6, 2022
- All new files in HVSC #76 are now connected to CSDb entries.
January 1, 2022
- The avatar images for the three big lists in the bottom of the root page are back. They are now loaded in a deferred manner to avoid bogging down the site.
December 31, 2021
- All the SID files uploaded to the SH folder this year has now been moved into a 2021 sub folder.
- External links pointing to the root SH folder now redirects to the new year folder.
December 30, 2021
- Improved the default search query to also look for the real names of composers. For example, a search for Thomas will now also return folders such as those for DRAX, Laxity, etc.
December 28, 2021
- The 8 new 2SID files in HVSC #76 (i.e. that uses 6 voices) has now been added as exotic stereo files.
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. A hack (not a real fix) has been implemented that allows it to play Adam Morton's problematic Synthmeld.sid song.
- The STIL report link now only appears inside the HVSC folder structure.
- Superfluous URL switches are now discarded when going back one folder, to the root, or changing folder.
December 25, 2021
- Added composer profiles for the new folders in HVSC #76.
December 24, 2021
December 23, 2021
- Improved when the folder button for tags in the sundry box is actually supposed to be visible.
December 12, 2021
- If the annex box is showing external composer links, it is now automatically refreshed when another composer profile page is shown.
- The list of external links for a composer is now sorted alphabetically.
December 11, 2021
- You can now add external links to a composer profile. Click the new link in the line with the star ratings to open these in the annex box. All users logged in are free to add, edit and delete these links.
November 29, 2021
- In the tips pages for the annex box, all search links are now performed without refreshing the site. Also, a tag in the tips pages about these can now be clicked to search for it.
November 27, 2021
- Improved the handling of how the STIL tab is named, depending on the context.
- The STIL tab is now called
Noteswhenever a file from the SH folder is played.
November 24, 2021
- Changed the logic of showing the filter settings depending on 6581 chip mode. The controls are now disabled instead of invisible, and the chip mode button has been placed next to the tab.
November 23, 2021
- Fixed not being able to alternate between WebSid (HQ) and WebSid (Legacy) properly.
- Various filter settings can now be adjusted in a new filter tab in the sundry box. You need to be using the WebSid (HQ) emulator for this, and the file needs to be in 6581 chip mode.
November 20, 2021
- The default 6581 filter for WebSid (HQ) has now been set to R2, which is much brighter than the previous R4.
- The vertical scrollbar should no longer appear in some web browsers, such as e.g. Firefox.
- Hitting
pto pop-up a tiny DeepSID now opens it in mobile mode, although it's still using WebSid (HQ). - Overhauled the FAQ page with links to tips in the annex box, to avoid duplicate information.
November 18, 2021
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. It has a new filter implementation for the 6581 version, and the centering of the scopes has been fixed.
- Added a new
?notips=1URL switch to avoid showing the annex box with tips.
November 16, 2021
- Created an annex box in the void area to the right where random tips can now be seen. The tips in the STIL box are no longer shown. Click the corner icon for a list of the annex tips you can choose from.
November 14, 2021
- Fixed a bug that stopped autoplaying if the subtune was shorter than one second. Thank you for spotting that one, Andreas Wallström. Try Jason Brooke's Out Run or David Whittaker's Paddle Mania as examples.
November 7, 2021
- Fixed a bug that showed the folder button in the tags sundry box when it wasn't supposed to be.
- Removed redundant debug code that I never really used anyway.
October 30, 2021
- Removed the top line for CShellDB and PlayMOD, and instead added an invite link for Discord.
- Fixed a bug that enabled the visuals tab when entering the SH folder while using the YouTube SID handler.
- Fixed empty drop-down box when entering the competitions folder.
- Added a magenta color strip for SidTracker64 tunes.
- Search shortcuts now show a small magnifying glass inside of their folder icons.
October 24, 2021
- Overhauled how sticky sorting of SID files is handled. This also fixed a bug where a SID row was not marked by an external link if sorting by anything other than name.
- A recommended box in the root page now sometimes advertise for my other site, CShellDB.
October 23, 2021
- The Open Graph title for a SID file in the SH folder should now show the proper composer name (or handle) and title, instead of just the filename.
- External links to a SID file that shows an avatar image now also add a small play icon in the bottom right corner of this image, to make it clear that clicking the link will play it.
October 22, 2021
- If the composer of a SID file specified in an external link has an avatar image, this will now be displayed instead of the default play image. This also works in the SH folder.
October 18, 2021
- Songs with more than one subtune now always maintain the relevant switch in the URL, regardless of what number it is. This should fix the issue where the first subtune can't be played from an external link.
October 13, 2021
- Sorting a folder with SID files (other than the SH folder) is now sticky.
- Fixed a bug that made the sort options in the SH folder sticky for other folders.
October 9, 2021
- It is now possible to proceed to the next subtune after saving video links. Just mark the checkbox (and optionally adjust the subtune number in the drop-down box) in the bottom left corner of the dialog box.
October 2, 2021
- DeepSID's copy of Compute's Gazette SID Collection has now been upgraded to version 1.41.
- SID names are now prefixed with a tiny icon (with three horizontal lines) whenever there's a STIL text entry.
September 25, 2021
- In the video links dialog box, the corner link for opening multiple search tabs now search directly in the four specific channels. This should yield more precise results.
- Small color strips can now be seen in the beginning of SID rows for certain specific player types. GoatTracker is gray, NewPlayer is green, Sid-Wizard is cyan, SID Factory II is blue, and DMC is yellow.
September 24, 2021
- Fixed a bug that in rare cases mixed data from multiple composers when showing both the chart with active years and the bars with players used.
- It is no longer possible to mark and select folders as well as context menu options. If you want to copy a folder name, enter it and copy it from the URL box instead.
September 18, 2021
Removed the avatar images from the three big lists in the bottom of the root page, as the loading of these images bogged down the site too much. With more space available, the full names of the composers are now shown instead of the slightly shortened versions.
September 17, 2021
- Added a new
?cover=1URL switch to force showing the auto-play cover overlay upon refresh. - The
?wait=Xswitch is now sticky when specified in the URL.
September 16, 2021
- Changed the
?wait=XURL switch to now waitXnumber of milliseconds before stopping. - DeepSID now waits up to 10 seconds for a YouTube channel tab to start playing its video. If it doesn't and there are more channel tabs, it will try the next one instead. (If it was the last tab, it will try the first one.)
September 12, 2021
- Added a corner link in the video links dialog box for opening multiple search tabs at once.
September 8, 2021
- The dialog box for editing video links now discard rows with an empty video ID.
September 5, 2021
- The video ID in the dialog box for editing video links now accept the time offset parameter. For example, typing
Gro7n1oqHUo?t=63will start the video 63 seconds later.
September 3, 2021
- Searching for YouTube videos now also include the name of the author.
- Opening the dialog box for editing video links now always offer three commonly used channel options.
August 31, 2021
- Added a new
?wait=1URL switch for selecting a specific song but not play it yet.
August 29, 2021
- A new SID handler for YouTube videos has been added. You can select it in the top left drop-down box. Note that only SID rows that have video links are enabled. Since this is a new feature in DeepSID, there are of course an abundance of disabled rows for now. More video links will be added over time.
- Most of the the standard DeepSID controls will control a YouTube video. You can even click somewhere in the time progress bar to jump to another spot in the video.
- A dialog box has been added for editing video links. To open it, right-click a SID row (disabled or not) and choose Edit YouTube Links. You can add up to five tabs with YouTube video links for the same song or subtune, and you can also choose which one should be the default tab when a SID row is clicked.
August 15, 2021
- All scrollable areas now use the default web browser scrollbar. The custom scrollbar jQuery plugin has been removed completely. Thanks malihu for years of service back when the default scrollbars were crude.
August 13, 2021
- The browser pane with folders and files now uses a thin version of the default web browser scrollbar instead of the custom scrollbar jQuery plugin.
August 6, 2021
- Fixed search for competition folders showing incorrect results.
- Removed the search shortcut for game composers. Apart from not being able to show all tunes in one big list before hitting the search cap, the new big list in the root page also makes the search shortcut redundant.
- It is no longer possible to search for search shortcuts.
August 5, 2021
- The root page now shows three big lists in the bottom – one for active composers (that made music this year), procrastinators (made music last year) and all professional game composers. The two first lists for this and last year may have a few "noise" entries in them because of the way HVSC adds old tunes as new releases. I'll see what I can do to iron these out over time.
- Added the CSDb music competitions related to HVSC #75.
August 2, 2021
- All new files in HVSC #75 are now connected to CSDb entries.
August 1, 2021
- Fixed a bug where the table cell with star ratings was sometimes pushed too small.
- Improved the handling of pretty player names which fixed a few odd adaptations of the tiny ones.
- The pretty player names for JCH's NewPlayer series now also show if the tune is unpacked.
- On CSDb release pages, all download links for PRG files now also offer an alternative C64 link. The file is exactly the same, only the extension is different. The advantage is that you can associate it with an offline emulator such as VICE and run it directly from your web browser. This is not always possible with PRG files.
- Fixed a bug that sometimes added commas in the copyright field when uploading tunes.
- Improved the handling of copyright year when uploading tunes.
July 31, 2021
- Added three search shortcuts in the first level of the HVSC folder:
- A search shortcut for multispeed finds all tags with "Multispeed" or "2x" and up to "16x" speeds.
- A search shortcut for multisid finds all "2SID", "3SID", "4SID", "8SID" and "10SID" tunes.
A search shortcut for game composers finds all soundtracks from popular game composers.
July 20, 2021
- You can now also search for the files added in the latest HVSC update by someone. Choose
Latestand then type the name to do this. If you want to be certain that only a specific composer is matched, add a slash in the end. For example, "tomas/" will only show hits for Danko. Append e.g. ",72" for that HVSC version. - A new type of folder item called a search shortcut has been added to DeepSID. This has been used inside the first level folder of HVSC to search for new stuff in the latest five HVSC updates.
- The second search shortcut for folders is a special search that lists folders in HVSC (mostly by composers) that contains files added in the latest HVSC update. Each folder shown in the search results are actually new search shortcuts. Clicking one shows only those new files.
July 17, 2021
- The cover overlay for auto-playing a tune is no longer shown if not necessary.
July 13, 2021
- The 4 new 2SID files in HVSC #75 (i.e. that uses 6 voices) has now been added as exotic stereo files.
July 12, 2021
June 26, 2021
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Updated noise-WF implementation (with combined-WF handling) and floating-WF handling. Check Soundcheck.sid and Cubase64.sid to hear these improvements.
May 13, 2021
- The GB64 tab is now available in the SH folder as I may add links there to new game soundtracks.
May 2, 2021
- Imported the new GameBase64 collection v17 with new game entries and screenshots.
January 26, 2021
January 24, 2021
- Fixed a bug that caused the WebSid (HQ) emulator to report using CIA when in fact it was using VBI.
January 6, 2021
- Upgraded the WebSid (HQ) emulator. Fixed a pulse initialization bug that affected PollyTracker songs.
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