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> The SID chips can do reasonable digital audio?
Under direct CPU control, it sure can.
> be hundreds more K than a C64 has for memory. It's got to play at at
> least 8-bit 22khz for the Supercharger to read it.
That's thinking in terms of samples, but if the waveform is generated on
the fly, a single bit is good enough (and the C-64 has 4 bits/channel to
work with.)
Screen and sprite DMA trash the timing, so those and interrupts *MUST*
be disabled to get 100% clean sampled sound.
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