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::|CONTENTS

1. Tools
2. Restrictions on submit
3. Playback (for voting)
4. See also

The Commodore PET was a 1977 personal computer by Commodore International. Some versions of the PET came with "beeper" sound - a 1-channel speaker used for sound generation. That's what we're here to make music for, similar to the ZXBeep format or Channel F. A converter is used to make music in an .xm file that gets turned into a .prg program readable by the PET (or an emulator).

Tools

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You will need both the 64tass

assembly compiler and the thingscantpet

.xm converter to make music for this format.

Restrictions on submit

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Submission should be a .prg file playable on the Commodore PET (or in an emulator).

Playback (for voting)

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Open the .prg in your emulator of choice (such as VICE) to hear the song. Make sure you have enough RAM chosen (default is 8KB)!

See also

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- zxbeep (format)
- channelf (format)
- c64 (format)