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"DIGIMASTER      " DM 2A

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Release Name: Digimaster
Released By: CommodoreServer Public
Published: Thursday, August 18, 2011
Public Category: Digimaster
Version:
Internet Adapters:
Commodore Platforms: C64

Release Comments:
Digimaster is a program for making sound samples that may be recorded and played back in a Commodore 64 computer. Using the SUX 6400 audio digitizer or similar hardware, you can create your own sound samples with the help of Digimaster software.

Digimaster is donationware and all donations should go to:

Chris Brenner
c/o the Fresno Commodore User Group
185 W. Pilgrim Lane
Clovis, CA 93613

For more info, contact: [email protected]

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BLOCKS FILENAME        TYPE ADDRESS

0 "DIGIMASTER      " DM 2A
1   "DIGIMASTER      " PRG  679
32  "BITMAP          " PRG  57344
4   "COLORMAP        " PRG  50176
5   "CHARMAP         " PRG  49152
2   "SPRITEDATA      " PRG  51200
42  "DMM             " PRG  820
42  "DMJ             " PRG  820
42  "DMMP            " PRG  820
42  "DMJP            " PRG  820
2   "64PL            " PRG  0
2   "64PLP           " PRG  0
2   "128PL           " PRG  0
3   "128PLP          " PRG  0
42  "DM              " PRG  820
1   "ÍÒUTILITIES    " SEQ   
4   "SETUP           " PRG  2049
9   "CONVERTIFF      " PRG  2049
12  "64PLAYIT!       " PRG  2049
12  "128PLAYIT!      " PRG  7169
1   "ÍÒDEV          " SEQ   
13  "64ROUTINES      " PRG  2049
8   "128ROUTINES     " PRG  7169
2   "64PLAYER        " PRG  0
2   "128PLAYER       " PRG  0
1   "ÍÒSOUNDS       " SEQ   
20  "BOING           " PRG  4181
24  "CAR HORN        " PRG  4181
7   "DRIP            " PRG  4181
35  "ORCHESTRA HIT   " PRG  4181
17  "KLINK KLANK     " PRG  4181
89  "LAWN MOWER      " PRG  4181
8   "MONKEY          " PRG  4181
70  "WHISTLE         " PRG  4181
14  "RETURN          " PRG  4150
4   "TYPE            " PRG  11391
1   "ÍÒFUN          " SEQ   
7   "TYPEWRITER KEYS " PRG  2049

33 BLOCKS FREE

READY.
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