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After kinda forgetting about it, I stumbled across the SID-Player I wrote to test the SID-emulation on the core32 a while back. It's called [b]nEMU[/b] and all it needs is a core32 module. :frantics:
Simply upload the app to the core32, point ASID XP or [i]$your_fav_sid_player[/i] its way and off you go. The stm32's internal DAC provides the audio out of the 2 emulated SID chips on J16:SC and J16:RC1.
The application responds to a few CCs:
[code]CC#7 Master volume
CC#8 Delay tap, left channel
CC#9 Delay tap, right channel
CC#12 Resonance bandwidth for RES\_SVF
CC#13 Cutoff control for RES\_SVF
CC#14 Select filter type (0, 1, 2)
CC#15 Filter dis/enable (0 or 1)
CC#127 Resets the application
This is in no way a good or authentic emulation. This is just a toy 
Here’s some sample songs with me fiddling with the filter settings:
http://www.schickt.de/mb.org/nsid.mp3
[nEMU-internal-dac.hex](< base_url >/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=8383)
