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Public Disk: sid1-utils.d64

"STEREO PLAYERS  " MI 2A

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Release Name: Stereo player and editor
Released By: raymondday61
Published: Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Public Category: SID
Version: 1
Internet Adapters:
Commodore Platforms: C64

Release Comments:
This is the 1541 disk I used a lot to make stereo SID songs. It has the stereo editor on it and stereo player. I moded the code in both of them so they will auto find your 2ND SID chip.

It has MIDI stuff on it too, and some stereo with words songs.

-Raymond Day

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BLOCKS FILENAME        TYPE ADDRESS

0 "STEREO PLAYERS  " MI 2A
112 "STEREOPLAYERV10 " PRG  2049
1   "SIDSTEREO.CONFIG" PRG  123
4   "MENU            " PRG  2049
41  "MIDI-SID-SEQ    " PRG  2049
51  "MIDI-SID-CON    " PRG  2049
5   "DOC.PRINTER     " PRG  2049
34  "MIDI-SID.DOC    " SEQ   
1   "SLOWBOOT        " PRG  679
1   "BOOT            " PRG  679
37  "MENU2           " PRG  2049
1   "STEREO EDITOR   " PRG  679
19  "001             " PRG  32768
5   "002             " PRG  28672
2   "003             " PRG  16384
80  "004             " PRG  1024
11  "005             " PRG  49152
16  "006             " PRG  24576
1   "007             " PRG  0
7   "008             " PRG  49152
8   "009             " PRG  49152
2   "010             " PRG  49152
11  "011             " PRG  24576
9   "012             " PRG  49152
14  "013             " PRG  24576
12  "BROKEN WINGS.MUS" PRG  10441
11  "BROKEN WINGS.STR" PRG  31808
5   "BROKEN WINGS.WDS" PRG  16930
1   "MIDI PLAYER     " PRG  679
1   "MIDI SLOW       " PRG  679
19  "901             " PRG  32768
5   "902             " PRG  28672
2   "907             " PRG  0
15  "913             " PRG  24576
25  "914             " PRG  1024
21  "SEMIDI.DOC      " SEQ   
9   "OWNER/HEART.WDS " PRG  3341
22  "OWNER/HEART.MUS " PRG  0
17  "OWNER/HEART.STR " PRG  0
8   "INFO MIDI PLAYER" SEQ   
2   "U COME AGAIN.WDS" PRG  8338
4   "U COME AGAIN.MUS" PRG  0

12 BLOCKS FREE

READY.
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