BDoing Sound Effect Tool for C64/SID is neat program for creating something more than those blips and beeps for your games.  See the long descriptions for more detail about the program.

Cybertracker is a tracker for the Commodore 64, which brings the power of the tracker-system down to the C64, so you now are able to make those phunky C64-SID-tunes, fairly easy.

Apart from being a tracker, another big difference between the old C64 editors and this one, is that you don't make your instruments by writing some wierd numbers (that even most musicans that i've talked to don't know what means), but you make instruments with graphical envelopes, so you can actually see what you're doing.

Enhanced SIDPlayer Editor - Designed by Harry Bratt and Programmed by Craig Chamberlain (1986) - This music editor was published as a part of the "Compute!'s Music System For The Commodore 128 and 64".

By Uzzy/Entropy - Full music editor with lots of features and built-in player.

Extended Words Creator v2.0 by Mark A. Dickenson (1988) is a program that can be used to create COLOR word files (.WDS) that can be used with either SID-PIC, Stereo Player Version 5.0 and above or any SID-PIC compatible player that supports .WDS files.  It can also be used to create Extended Word Files for use with Stereo Player Version 8.0 or above.

Imported on 9/25/88 - Intro coding by Storm Bringer and the Beastie Boys- This isn't the newest version, but I like to keep them all for completeness sake. If you don't know what this is close your browser and go find someone from the 80's to explain it to you.

Normal v2.1 written by Marc/Axiom, v2.1+ by The Syndicate/Beastie Boys and Fixed by STA. Future Composer is a quite popular music editor.

Music Composer v3.0 by Zodiac of Flash, Inc. - Pretty nice music creator with built-in instructions.

Released by Syndicate - This disk contains versions 2.0 - 2.7 of Music Master. This is not the same program as Music Master by Compute!

This program is from the Compute! Books. Musicmaster lets you create music by simulating an electronic keyboard.

Odin Tracker 1.13 by Zed. Released on 17 April 2001.  Source code is also included with this archive.

Monase v1.0 (Maniacs of Noise Sound Editor v1.0), released in 1990, imported by TSM in 1992 - Another nice sound effects editor for the Commodore 64.  This one isn't quite as easy to use as Sound Effect Editor v3.2, but it has a lot more options.  You should probably add this one to your tool box also.

SID Editor v2 - can't find any information on this, but it looks like a decent sid player / editor.

A featureful SID-music creation tool (tracker) for the Commodore 64. It includes many advanced effects and tools like keyboard-tracking, tempo-programs/funktempo, gateoff-table-pointers, filter-shift, SID-export, executable-export, MIDI/XM conversion and MIDI-input hardware, etc., etc.

SID Wizard v1.4 by Hermit (Mihaly Horvath) was released in 2013 and is a complete music / sound editor system for the Commodore 64.  Included in the archive is complete docs, source code and even some examples.  Also included is SID Maker v1.4 that will let you convert and relocate you production for distribution.

SID-Wizard is a feature rich SID-music creation tool (tracker) for the Commodore 64. It includes many advanced effects and tools like keyboard-tracking, tempo-programs/funktempo, gateoff-table-pointers, filter-shift, SID-export, executable-export, MIDI/XM conversion and MIDI-input hardware, etc., etc.

At the end of each Sidplayer music file there is a Title screen that is usually displayed by the Sid Player program while the song plays.

By using this editor, you can make your drab, one color Title come alive. By adding colors & Commodore graphics, you can give your music the 'professional touch'.

Programmed by 'Wierd Al' Walker, SIDTitle 'Big-Char' Editor appears to be a utility that would accompany the SIDTitle Editor written by the same person.  Don't have any docs unfortunately.

At the end of each Sidplayer music file there is a Title screen that is usually displayed by the Sid Player program while the song plays.

By using this editor, you can make your drab, one color Title come alive. By adding colors & Commodore graphics, you can give your music the 'professional touch'.

Sound Effect Editor v3.2 - This is such a cool and easy to use utility for creating sound effects for games!  There are a couple sample sounds built into the program, and a couple more on the disk.

I was following this thread over at Lemon64 about someone needing some Space Invaders sounds for their 2021 remake, so I thought I'd check out this tool that was mentioned.

Sound Sculptor appears to be a utility that will let you make sounds for video games or the like.