Harald Rosenfeldt
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Harald Rosenfeldt is a German programmer.
Early on, Rosenfeldt got interested "in everything that has keys and buttons (piano, calculator, gas stove)." After a friend acquired a Commodore 64 in 1985, Rosenfeldt nagged his parents and got one for his birthday.
In July 1987, he finished a graphics editor and BASIC extension for horizontally-scrolling games. Upon a friend's suggestion, Rosenfeldt sold it to 64'er magazine, who elected it listing of the month, then worth 3000 DM. Within two more years, Rosenfeldt won the same prize for a stereo music editor and wrote a course on programming games.
Since age 16, he specializes on embedded systems. Since 2011, he is employed in Sydney, Australia.
Audio Development
Commodore 64
Rosenfeldt encountered Stereo-SID in 64'er 11/86 and programmed Music Assembler.
For the course, he specially wrote a music and sound effects driver.
Gameography
| Released | Title | Sample | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1988-12-09 | Music Assembler (C64) | ||
| 1989-0?-?? | Die dunkle Dimension (C64) | Music Assembler on two tracks. | |
| 1989-12-15 | Game: Harald Rosenfeldt (C64) |
Picture Gallery
64'er 1/88 and 1/89.
Facebook, 2014-02-25.
Links
- harald-rosenfeldt.de - Official.
- facebook.com/harald.rosenfeldt - Facebook.
- linkedin.com/in/harald-rosenfeldt-ab35a54 - LinkedIn.
