Tree Wave – Cabana EP+

Back cover:
Includes two videos!
Bonus: Track 7 contains Commodore 64 secret synthesizer program for your c= datassette drive
(c) 2004 Made Up Records

Inner panel:
This CD has 2 videos on it
For your personal computer
Thanks: Bohus Blahut / The Vantage Point for video editing help!
Thanks to Cory / Joe / Beige for tips on the audio data!
Compact disc datas (c) 2004

Inlay:
To load the synth program on your Commodore 64:
1) Dub the 7th track to cassette starting just after 4 minutes into the track (where that piercing tone starts)
2) Put the tape in the C64 tape drive
3) Start the C64 and type LOAD and hit Return
4)Wait..."Found"...wait more..."Ready"
5) Type RUN and hit Return
Instructions:
Top keys = notes
Bottom keys = Sounds
Function keys = Portamanto
C= Key = Fifths / Shift = Off
Paddle controller in port 2 = Filter cutoff

CD face:
HNA62732G

Enhanced content (_readme.txt file):
Vids!!
This CD has two videos in a few formats:
MPEG 1: lower quality, should play on most computers
Windows Media: medium quality, requires MS Media Player
MPEG 2: highest quality, requires MPEG2 (DVD) codec
If the videos are choppy, it may help to copy them from the CD to your hard drive first...
"Combat" Video (This is a audio/video capture from a live performance. The video is captured directly from the Atari 2000.) - included as MEG1 and Windows Media
"Sleep" Video - included as MPEG1, MPEG2 and Windows Media
The 7th audio track of the CD has data that you can load into your Commodore 64 using a datassette. It's the synthesizer program [Paul Slocum] wrote and use[s] on most of the songs on this album!
To load the program on a C64, dub the track to cassette starting about 4 minutes into the song where the music turns into a piercing tone. Then rewind and put the tape in your datasette, start up your C64 and type LOAD and hit Play on the datassette. It takes about a minute for the program to finish loading...then type RUN!
To use the program you'll need a set of paddle controllers plugged into port 2 to control filter cutoff. And obviously you'll want the "Incredible Musical Keyboard" piano overlay.
*Controls*
Top 2 rows = Notes
Bottom row = Select sound type
C=key = FIfths / Left Shift = Fifths off
F1 = Fast portamento / F3 = Slow / F5 = Off
J = Video on / K = Video on when playing / L = Video off

Enhanced content ("Sleep" video):
Edited at Vantage Point, Chicago
(C) 2004 Tree Wave

Other notes:
Track 7a features music, and Track 7c features a reprise of Track 7a.
Track 7b features audio data, suitable for loading into any Commodore 64 via cassette drive; despite its title, it can be listened to.
Instruments are not credited to a specific performer.
Back cover art horizontal lines are UPC barcode "720642451229" for Bad Moon Rising.