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In Chapter 8, Creating Sound and Music, of the Commodore Plus/4 user's manual, we use Commodore BASIC 3.5 we spin some digital tunes and learn to use the TED chip, along with the VOLUME and SOUND commands, to create music and sound effects. The entire chapter and the manual culminate in the last program of Chapters 1→8, "The Great Music Machine." A program that combines many of the concepts from all chapters. It's a lot of fun but the print version was incorrect. The companion blog post contains a correct version. You might need to watch this one in a couple of settings, but I hope you will take the time to work your way through the examples in the video and be sure to…
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Time Stamps:
00:00 Bumper
00:10 Video Introduction
00:51 Page Turn
00:58 TED Chip Introduction
04:23 Make Tone (VOL and SOUND commands)
10:45 Frequency Chart
18:22 Musical Range
20:16 Sound Effects
21:39 Mid Video Pause (Like and Subscribe)
21:57 Windstorm
29:10 Piano
33:28 Concert (Twinkle Star)
34:30 Row Boat
38:47 Bar Scales
44:00 Music Machine
50:59 My Original Tune 😂
51:18 Conclusion and Teasers
53:54 Endscreen
