pouët.net

I guess DMC is to c64 what protracker is to amiga. There are plenty of different versions/hacks of this program, look here for a brief overview. There is a tutorial too.

Don't waste your precious time by adding them one by one they're here:

http://www.funet.fi/pub/cbm/c64/audio/editors/
http://utenti.lycos.it/ice00/HVMEC/CONTROL/editor.html

That's like saying "don't add demos one by one, they're all here: www.scene.org". ;)

As for the different dmc versions: No, won't add them and never planned to. But at least one version (4.0 seems to be the most popular) should be present in the pouet db. And a link to find the other ones has been included in my first post already.

hahahahah YEAH :D
love this :D

ooooooooooh yeah

my fave editor of all times (which lead to my modifications DMC 4.19 and DMC 4.3 ;)

i've heard there's people who can actually work with dmc, yet it's not for me.
but we all agree that jch is the best editor on c64, right?

Tomaes: no, i mean: "Don't waste your precious time by SEARCHING them one by one", i was thinking about something else while typing it and more precisely about the myriad of other editors available on the c64. ;D

Since i did a similar editor for the pc (but significantly more powerful) i won't really mind finding some more examples or these sequencers around (the ones i don't already know, of course).

The only reason I can think of for still using this one instead of NinjaTracker or SidWinder (or JCH instead of SDI) is that you're used to it and too lazy to learn to use a new editor.

Admirable.

many people did make music with it. :)