AI SID Lib by alexi at 5:21 PM EDT on March 22, 2012
SID library for playback of SID modules - .sid files of PSID format. RealSID (RSID) is not in support. With Winamp plugin source code (fragile code; may not work). http://alexi.xtreemhost.com/files/_minor/emulators/sid_lib/ (if you will see the directory as empty, browse back-forward by it, or copy/paste this link instead of pressing on it) Source code only; about binaries I don't care atm.
The SID Lib is now at another place : http://www.ai.foreverhost.us/files/sid_lib/ A compiled Winamp sid plugin now also is present. (may not work on all versions of Winamp, due to a very fragile code for subtunes expanding, but on 5.63 it does)
As you may have noticed, I am avoiding to make even a simple review. That is no way a lazyness; if I will say something good about my lib, it will sound like other ones do not have that, and that is not what I want to say. But I may bring a differences, if compare to libsidplay : 1) Different layout of code (no K&R brace, different dependence of classes, and so). 2) No intention for exact emulation of chips (SID, CPU), but instead for the best mathematical/logical correctness, keeping the idea of original conception for SID : waveforms, ADSR. (thus RealSID will not work; but PSID will be emulated faster) 3) No filters. (this requires a lot more knowledge of maths than I have for now)
Mudlord, yep, SID filter been implemented way before you had asked. New place again and only just one version (only source code). https://gofile.io/?c=CsEBsO md5: 25ef42c66dadb78a694badaadc791517 sha1: c7845eeee5368423bd9f0f5d36e2ab0aec008ec7
kode54, here I wrote an article about declick. I've tried to keep it short. Give a feedback please, if you'll find a time, about its content if something of it is readable.
Now the sampler plays without clicks. Enjoy tunes which are in "xxxxx_PSID.sid" files. You may find them in HVSC 49. In the later versions of HVSC they were removed. I should note it is a lot of work been done there by their creators.
And not to offend a more common users, here is a binary. 6c_dll.7z md5: 4e4f50eb1b7d5405a50614f0d3cfd969 sha1: 4918b268ccfd39d306c9f12de348369d52fcde41 *Hashes are of "7z" file, not of DLL. I tested and it worked in a virtual box on a completely clean WinXP.