3rd party usage

It is always nice to see when other people are also having fun with webSID (or one of my other Web players). Below a selection of respective Web pages that I am currently aware of. (Let me know if there are other pages that I have not come across yet.)

  • DeepSID is a popular online C64 music player that uses webSID's emulation and output visualization, and it also provides a UI that allows to configure webSID's 6581 filter and stereo features. DeepSID is regularly maintained and updated to the most recent HVSC version (unlike my UI here). Today's "C64 scene" is using the site and new music often gets directly posted here by its composers.
  • SIDAMP is a C64 music player in the style of "WinAMP".
  • An online version of old C64 Domination Magazine floppy disk magazines that uses webSID.
  • Various pages with Web remakes of ancient C64, AtariST (etc) demos/intros (depending on the simulated platform various of my players are being used), e.g. by:
    AWSM mellowman
    There also used to be a page based on the old Flash webSID version on flashtro.com (e.g. this one Karateka+++ intro) though it might become more and more difficult to find a browser that still supports Flash.
     
  • PlayMOD is a general purpose online chiptune player that supports a wide range of music formats and uses almost all of my music player plugins (around 30).
  • TAWS (The Amiga Workbench Simulation) uses various of my music player plugins in its version of "Hippoplayer".
  • The Modland Webplayer & Research Tools is a page focused on the MODs related content of the modland.com collection and uses my webXMP for playback.
  • Finally I also have done pages with some WEBGL experiments where I used webSID for the background music. See respective youtube recordings by clicking on the below images:

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  • Thanks for the link to my site - very kind of you Sir! :-)

  • Guest (nadinet forrest)

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    I lik eit

  • Guest (flamingo123)

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    Great work as always! you bring distinctive efforts and innovation all the way from old era to new one! Flash version is so cool!!

    Comment last edited on about 9 years ago by Super User