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Nov 11th 2016 10:08am 
73939
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post #73939 ::
2016.11.11 11:20am
Karmic, Post-retro, shinichi and pedipanol liēkd this
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I can only make an educated guess, but judging by the length of the song being approximately 2 minutes and having a lot of things in it and stuff, I'm going to assume it's because DefleMask tries to export a file that goes over the amount of RAM the C64 can handle. DefleMask exports are, afaik, just massive register dumps, and take up a lot of space. I have observed that a track in DefleMask around 1 minute in length with a lot of arpeggios and embellishments usually takes up around 32kb, which is half of the machine's total RAM of 64kb.
With your tune being slightly over 2 minutes long, and it having a lot of effects and modulations and things, it most likely exceeds the amount of RAM the C64 gives its user, and wouldn't ever possibly play on the machine.
All I can really do is to suggest switching to a different editor for Commodore 64 music, such as GoatTracker, CheeseCutter, SID-Wizard, or some other tool, as DefleMask is quite possibly the worst tool you could use to make music for the machine.
With that said, the track itself isn't bad at all.
With your tune being slightly over 2 minutes long, and it having a lot of effects and modulations and things, it most likely exceeds the amount of RAM the C64 gives its user, and wouldn't ever possibly play on the machine.
All I can really do is to suggest switching to a different editor for Commodore 64 music, such as GoatTracker, CheeseCutter, SID-Wizard, or some other tool, as DefleMask is quite possibly the worst tool you could use to make music for the machine.
With that said, the track itself isn't bad at all.
