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[Rybags]

Does such a thing exist? Alternatively, a similar program which could run under a 2600 or 7800 emulator would probably be just as good.

All I want is to be able to plug frequency and control values in and hear the sound.

Aim of this being to create a "nearest match" matrix for Pokey registers.

I'll probably end up doing it by employing formulas but it'd be handy to have a quick & easy way to verify my calculations.

[jwierer]

Sounds like Tone Toy
http://www.atariage....e__hl__tone toy

[Rybags]

Thanks - looks like that'll do nicely.

[Random Terrain]

This might be helpful too:

http://www.randomter...nd_sound_editor