Uploaded May 2013 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
A chiptune I recomposed/rearranged on the Commodore 64 since I could not find a existing c64-version that justified the real song IMAO. Composed in SID Wizard 1.4.
You are listening to a recording from when I executed the song on my C64c armed with an MOS SID 8580 made in 1987. The video is as always fake since I do not have the skills to make graphics and time it to music.. but it's mostly the sound chip of the commodore I love.
Typo correction It is fake in the terms that it is not in some way programmed. It is how ever synced and animated in after effects.
The sidfile is 5.32 KB
A chiptune I recomposed/rearranged on the Commodore 64 since I could not find a existing c64-version that justified the real song IMAO. Composed in SID Wizard 1.4.
You are listening to a recording from when I executed the song on my C64c armed with an MOS SID 8580 made in 1987. The video is as always fake since I do not have the skills to make graphics and time it to music.. but it's mostly the sound chip of the commodore I love.
Typo correction It is fake in the terms that it is not in some way programmed. It is how ever synced and animated in after effects.
The sidfile is 5.32 KB
![Commodore 64 Ubiks Music just some test
So Ive hooked upp my Commodore to a Audio/Video Capture pci card so that I can put the video output on my main computer screen, and the sound to my main sound system through the pci buss. It was NOT easy to record this program to tape and successfuly load it in to the C64, but after several sytanx errors, no load at all and like over 9000 error on load and I finaly manage to load Ubiks Music :D And its was MEGA AWESOME, not really but it really was nice anyway since I had so much problem to load my tapes...
Its kind of sad that I didnt have my best camera at home when i finaly could load the program so this camera was the uhmmm.. best that i could found. sorry for that, at least the sound is as good at it gets, I recorded the streaming sound from the C64, one thing that I have experienced is that its a distinct delay on the c64 with Ubiks Music when i play at the keyboard, which makes it kind of hard to play... unfortunately i dont have a floppy drive to my c64 (yet) which limits me from testing other programs like trackers and music programs this is almost the only program that i can load... Any way thanks for watching and sorry for my bad english :] keep it real youtubers! Commodore 64 Ubiks Music just some test](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7jh3OT2EYYI/mqdefault.jpg)









