| File | | STIL Commentary | |
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| Antics.sid | | |
| Antics_Chip_War.sid | | |
| Antics_Chip_War_PSID.sid | | |
| Axel_F.sid | | |
| Baby_of_Can_Guru.sid | | |
| Bad_Cat.sid | | This is claimed to be the first ever C64 music made using samples.
According to Hülsbeck, though, the game "Bad Cat" was delayed about 3
months at Rainbow Arts during which time Imagine released their game
"Arkanoid", containing Martin Galway's sample-like technique.
"Arkanoid" thus became the first publically available game to feature
SID music with samples.
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| Bad_Cat_PSID.sid | | This is claimed to be the first ever C64 music made using samples.
According to Hülsbeck, though, the game "Bad Cat" was delayed about 3
months at Rainbow Arts during which time Imagine released their game
"Arkanoid", containing Martin Galway's sample-like technique.
"Arkanoid" thus became the first publically available game to feature
SID music with samples.
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| Being_Boiled.sid | | |
| Circus_Attractions.sid | | "There was some tune-swapping going on, as Chris was assigned [to do]
the music for Circus Attractions while Ramiro had the pleasure of
doing Rock'n'Roll. Now Chris hated circus music as much as Ramiro
hated R'n'R. Therefore, Ramiro composed part of the Circus Attractions
title music [and] Chris at some stage helped Ramiro with the R'n'R
musics, but it is unclear in what way. [...]" (All info is from Miron
Schmidt.)
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| Compilation_I.sid | | Also used in "Realm of the Trolls".
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| Compilation_III.sid | | Uses a few parts of tune #4 here and there.
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| Dance_At_Night.sid | | |
| Danger_Freak.sid | | This tune is composed of tunes #2 through #5.
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| Danger_Freak_PSID.sid | | This tune is composed of tunes #2 through #5.
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| Dulcedo_Cogitationis.sid | | |
| Dulcedo_Cogitationis_PSID.sid | | |
| First_TFMX_Song.sid | | "This is very first song I produced with TFMX... It was a piece to
test the whole thing and was to my knowledge never released (it's
not too long though). (CH)
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| Gem_X.sid | | Gem'X was Hülsbeck's last official C64 production.
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| Grand_Monster_Slam.sid | | |
| Great_Giana_Sisters.sid | | |
| Great_Giana_Sisters_PSID.sid | | |
| Hard_n_Heavy.sid | | |
| Holiday_Morning.sid | | |
| Holiday_Night.sid | | |
| Hollywood_Poker_Pro.sid | | |
| Housy.sid | | |
| Italo_Disco_Inspiration.sid | | |
| Jinks.sid | | The title tune on the original C64 version would play in a different
chord every time that the title screen was displayed. This is
reproduced in some SID emulators by restarting the tune.
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| Jinks_PSID.sid | | The title tune on the original C64 version would play in a different
chord every time that the title screen was displayed. This is
reproduced in some SID emulators by restarting the tune.
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| Katakis.sid | | According to an interview in a computer magazine, Manfred Trenz found
the name Katago in a phone book of his hometown and the title for this
game came from there.
See /Huelsbeck_Chris/R-type.sid for further comments.
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| Madness.sid | | |
| One_Night_More.sid | | |
| Oxxonian.sid | | |
| Planet_of_War.sid | | |
| Quadrophenia.sid | | |
| Quadrophenia_PSID.sid | | |
| R-type.sid | | Very interesting story here. Katakis was released in September 1988 by
Rainbow Arts, however it never got a release in the UK as Activision
had it cancelled because of similarities to R-type, to which
Activision had bought the conversion rights. Activision were getting
nowhere with their conversion of R-Type and they liked what they saw
of Katakis, so they hired the same programming team (Manfred Trenz and
others) to do the C64 conversion. They only got 6 weeks to write the
conversion, and sadly, it shows. Katakis was eventually altered and
released as Denaris in 1989. Tunes #2 to #14 all cover of the arcade
game.
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| Realm_of_the_Trolls.sid | | |
| Realm_of_the_Trolls_PSID.sid | | |
| Shades.sid | | Aged 16, Chris Hülsbeck entered a music contest in the German computer
magazine "64er Magazine" with this song. It finished #1. See
/Huelsbeck_Chris/Shades_filter_corrected.sid for more information.
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| Shades_filter_corrected.sid | | "When I composed Shades, I had a slightly out of whack filter in my
C64 and I didn't have the time to cross-check with other C64s. Result
is that the tune appears too filtered compared to my original
intention. I released a little program to correct the filter in the
next magazine edition after the competition. Here is a version that is
much closer to how it was intended to sound." (CH)
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| Ski_Dance.sid | | A commercial song from the break-dance era. Has appeared in Willy
Bogner's movie "Fire & Ice".
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| Soldier.sid | | |
| Spherical.sid | | |
| Starball.sid | | |
| To_Be_on_Top.sid | | |
| To_Be_on_Top_PSID.sid | | |
| VW-Title.sid | | Also used in "Bugbomber", (C) 1992 Kingsoft
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| Dir:[Worktunes] | | |