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Episode #071 - Programming SID I - Sound Waves
It's about time to figure out how to use the SID chip without a pre-built player.
In this video we will learn how to use one of the built-in oscillators to generate different kinds of sound waves.
We are also going to find out why a particular bug in the chip (the one causing a click when volume is changed) became a desirable feature.
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