And Tandy 1000, and PCjr, and Colecovision, and TI-99/4A, and BBC Micro, and SG-1000 and Geneve 9640, and CreatiVision, and Memotech MTX, and Neo Geo Pocket, and Neo Geo Pocket Colour, and Sharp MZ-800, and Sord M5, and Grandstand Tutor, and Mega Drive, and a tonne of arcade systems.
Héctor Schons Leandro Deflemask's layout and design are definitely more trivial in comparison to Famitracker/SN7Tracker. It's actually significantly easier to use. Would recommend, it's actually a pretty good beginner's tracker.
Hey VinylCheese, I hate to come bearing questions, but how do you stop the CH3/Noise conflicts in SnevenTracker, and what are some good visualization tools for chiptunes? All I know about is SidWiz/SidWiz2.
I don't know if it's a bug or if happens in hardware, but when CH3 is playing a note, the noise note C-# will lower from a hat sound to a low rumble. Any suggestions?
Ok, so if noise is set to C-#, it's in copy mode, which means it uses the pitch value from CH3. This is how I do the noise channel pulse bass. If you want C-# to play on its own, you have to stop any notes playing on CH3.
The 3 other pitches are "built into" the chip. The CH3 mode is the only way to get anything else out of it other than the 3 basic white noise and periodic noise sounds.
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Keeping that cursor busy. Really making the most of this chip.
Yes indeed
And Tandy 1000, and PCjr, and Colecovision, and TI-99/4A, and BBC Micro, and SG-1000 and Geneve 9640, and CreatiVision, and Memotech MTX, and Neo Geo Pocket, and Neo Geo Pocket Colour, and Sharp MZ-800, and Sord M5, and Grandstand Tutor, and Mega Drive, and a tonne of arcade systems.
It seems the nes squares have a somewhat different sound, a bit warmer/happier. Nice work!
i like this shit even more than the fds version. youre a genius, dude
This is really cool! I love the bass
Seems cool this tracker, I only used deflemask so far. (But MarkTracker would be a cooler name)
Héctor Schons Leandro Deflemask's layout and design are definitely more trivial in comparison to Famitracker/SN7Tracker. It's actually significantly easier to use. Would recommend, it's actually a pretty good beginner's tracker.
Joblez I I use OpenMPT for anything serious, so maybe I'm tainted by complexity.
Colton Turner It's not too bad of a shift between OpenMPT and 0cc Famitracker, I use both and it's pretty comfortable for the most part.
Holy shit, I love it so much.
the blue lobster in sega master system??? nice
Thanks yo
Oh, shit. That noise management is AMAZING!~
YEAH, IT'S LIKE BEING USED FOR MELODY RATHER THAN JUST AS A DRUM!
yuss it's gyruss
Very impressive!
WAIT, THE NOISE CHANNEL CAN BE USED FOR MELODY AND RYTHYM, AND NOT JUST AS A DRUM?!
Typically one uses either 3 squares or two squares plus noise, but there are tricks to cheese four channel audio.
1:15 lol
Does this tracker have support for chip registers to be shown, and YM2413 support?
It's planned if I'm not mistaken.
@@vuurniacsquarewave5091 planned for 3 years...
@@vuurniacsquarewave5091 Aged like milk
@@oscwavcommentaccount He may have found a new hobby, who knows.
Love it. Any chance of a download, please?
Hey VinylCheese, I hate to come bearing questions, but how do you stop the CH3/Noise conflicts in SnevenTracker, and what are some good visualization tools for chiptunes? All I know about is SidWiz/SidWiz2.
I'm not knowledgeable on visualization, as I haven't really looked into that. What are you trying to do with the noise/ch3?
I don't know if it's a bug or if happens in hardware, but when CH3 is playing a note, the noise note C-# will lower from a hat sound to a low rumble. Any suggestions?
Ok, so if noise is set to C-#, it's in copy mode, which means it uses the pitch value from CH3. This is how I do the noise channel pulse bass. If you want C-# to play on its own, you have to stop any notes playing on CH3.
Wow, that's pretty dumb. I wonder why all of the other noise pitches work ok?
The 3 other pitches are "built into" the chip. The CH3 mode is the only way to get anything else out of it other than the 3 basic white noise and periodic noise sounds.
Have you finished with the MSX style remake of Final Fantasy?
I do apologize, I haven't worked on it at all, though I promise to now begin work on it again today, since I've put it off for so long.
Huh, never heard of SnevenTracker before. I've been using DephleMask for anything not NES.
It's a relatively recent development, a modified version of FamiTracker to support the Master System's sound chip, if I remember correctly.
Nice, maybe they can do Game Boy or C64 in the future.
I'd certainly like to see a more user-friendly C64 tracker.
VinylCheese
It's part of a larger plan to create a truly universal tracker using the FM interface, if HertzDevil's statements are any indication.
Deflemask supports the C64 sound chip. :)
HOW WERE YOU ABLE TO MAKE IT SOUND LIKE THE NES VERSION!
the answer is:
yes
This is the same chip they used in TANDY-1000 computers, right?
I'm not sure... I don't know too much about that computer.
well it generates 3 square channels and one noise channel, one could reasonably compose the tandy chip as well as the SMS chip
The earliest Tandy models use the SN76496, same as Master System and Game Gear. Later models use a clone from National Cash Register.
The Master System uses a SN76489, while the Tandy 1000 has a SN76496, which is basically the same thing with a lower frequency range.
Please .dmf file
Lol
GBC STYLE
this sounds too sophisticate for master system :p
Exactly. This isn't made to emulate the system's sound capabilities.
It uses the stereo commands, which is something Master System can't do, but Game Gear can.
Everything else though, nah.