Sid Sound Designer Compo by Dead Hackers Society [web]
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Sid Sound Designer onlinecompo results
Released - July 4, 1999
At the IMParty 9
Hardware requirements:
- Atari ST, STe, TT or Falcon.
- 1mb ram.
- Colour monitor (VGA/RGB/TV).
Known bugs:
- None.
Problems:
- On Falcons with doublevbl problems, there is possibly a big
fuckup. Try the twinsync patch program . This is not an error of
this demo, but a hardware problem with Falcon.
Warranty:
- None, you're running it at your own risk.
Copying:
- Free to copy! Put it on CDROMS, FTP archives, sell it or
whatever you like. We don't care.
Contact:
- Email: ae@atari.org
- Web: http://dhs.atari.org
Credits:
- Sid Sound Designer replay:
Mc/Animal Mine, Defjam/Checkpoint, Frost/Loud
- Music:
Aio, Baggio, Blind-Io, Dma-Sc, Evil, Havoc, Mc-Laser, Milhouse,
Tao, Viking
- Graphics & programming:
Evil
Last words:
Well, not as many contributions as for the 4-colour compo, but
that wasn't really expected. There are more gfxers than true
chipmusicans around!
The transparency beetween efx & logo in the demo shows another
side-effect from using the 'flicker blur' plotting. Flickers a
bit but it's rather cute ;)
Anyhow, this was the last onlinecompo for the summer. We'll be
back in September with the next one. Then it's time for those
strange coders to show what they are made of.
Now I wish you a nice summer vacation and I hope the PMP party
in Netherlands will be a big success!
never give up - stay atari!
eof[ back to the prod ]