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well, he crated it, so it got the best introduction ever :slight_smile:

the jams are so good…

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I should’ve known he created it. If I would’ve thought about it for more than a second…

Yet still that playing is great. How I wish I could play this thing

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this blew my mind

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For a practical follow-up to the video there is this one, which isn’t a tutorial per se but uses all of the concepts described there:

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Simply fantastic - I sold my Rytm before SY Chip was added, kind of getting sellers remorse after seeing these :laughing:

Really great implementation and great walkthrough and demos @ThomasJ

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i sold my rytm mk1 like 2 days before the update 🥲 fml lol

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this is amazing! the only thing it’s missing is a “Generate Serial” button and some cool assembly animation :smiley:

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Amazing tutorials and skills. Bringing back C64 memories and unlocking more potential with the Rytm.

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Thanks! And sorry about your moves, good luck they are available both new and used :slight_smile:

Hehe, writing “MOS 6510 assembly export” on the feature-request list :slight_smile:

Thank you! Yes, this is heavily inspired by C64 stuff for sure. And yes, with the latest update there are a lot of extended possibilities with the Rytm!

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A model:sid based on SY Chip would be a hot seller!

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yup been there - just got a decent mk1 for not too much dough, sy chip sounds to me like a mc202 playing a wonderful variable arpeggio - it is lovely to play with and change the offset notes - i don’t have a thing for chip tune at all, but the slow arp is just so good

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I dunno…that kinda seems like what we’re looking at!

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Sure if you own a Rytm. I just imagine a 6 track version in the models format, in breadbin livery, with ASID support, dang :sunglasses:

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For people in the know on Chip Tune synths, is the Rytm/SY Chip now pretty much fully featured?
Or does it have limitations? Is being analog an ‘issue’?

How is it compared to the Syntakt?
How is it compared to a dedicated Chip synth like MegaFM?

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In terms of as far as C64 type sounds, I think it sounds and behaves very similar, not surprising considering @ThomasJ made it.

It is not really too much like the MegaFM though some of the play style fx are common to FM sound chips (fast arps/broken chord, sweep and vibrato) but I think tone wise the Syntakt digital engines are more suited to emulation of FM chips. (Or Digitone of course)

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Wow, I wondered what type of Model:Something they could do in the future and Model:Sid is definitely one of the best ideas.

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As a huge retro games fan, the Sy Chip machine was one of the things that won me over the Rytm MkII over the Syntakt.

Only had it for a few days, but I think I’ve spent more time in Sy Chip than any other machine…

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Well it would also be a nice homage to the Sidstation 25th Anniversary :sunglasses: But I guess it is not realistic as the Models are entirely digital, and it would probably not be cost effective to have analog circuits in that platform.

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I’ve been listening to chiptune playlists on Spotify on the back of this thread. :+1:

It’s making me want to have a go…