For a C64 SID project of mine (https://soundcloud.com/c64er) I was using an converter almost 10 years ago, but it is missing now with its name... I researched many sites, but no lucky. Is there any SID to WAV converter that exports every channel separately?
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What was the name of the converter?– bjbNov 26, 2019 at 17:44
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@bjb Totally forgotten :(– DigerkamNov 26, 2019 at 23:24
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I would try to locate some function calls of the lib you're missing in a source code of yours and then search the web by those function names ...– SpektreNov 29, 2019 at 10:32
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I'm not sure about built-in support for rendering per-track wave files automatically, but you could write a batch file or shell script to drive a command-line SID-to-Wave tool to play it multiple times, leaving a different channel un-muted each time.
JSIDPlay2 can be used that way.
- ✓ Works on all major platforms
- ✓ Supports your choice of cycle-accurate emulation or hardware SID cards
- ✓ Can be run in a shell script or batch file via the
--audio WAV,--muteVoice1,--muteVoice2, etc. options - ✓ According to this thread, filtering support isn't contingent on having all channels un-muted like with SidAmp.
- ✗ Unless you have a powerful machine, you may find it takes more than 3 minutes to render a 3 minute song to Wave on the emulated SID.
Running the command-line version without arguments will tell you what options it takes.
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1A guy called Rolf R Bakke has been doing this SID oscilloscope thing with separated channels on YouTube for a long time. He uses java SIDplay2 and a custom program to draw the waveforms. Mar 1, 2020 at 22:42