ATARI SUCKS ANYWAYSADFJAK AMIGA FOREVER

Why couldn't you have just posted the sid if it was a sid?

>>6973
Probably because it was a SNDH file.

>>6972
It's not a SID, it's an Atari tune using a technique called "sid voice", used to "emulate" a sid on one of the three YM2149's channels, hence the name.

>>6971

1) can you compose in it and
2) what's the file extension?

>>6985
1: yes
2: .SND

>>6986
Also .sndh

I've also seen .ym: http://leonard.oxg.free.fr/stsound.html

I DEMAND THE BOARD SUPPORT .CUST, DW., BD., .TFMX, .AY, .HES, .MED...

This is awesome. It's like instant post-rock or something. 65daysofstatic-ish.

Post rock is gay, but this is pretty lol

Holy shit, this technique makes Guns and Roses actually listenable.

And, because Fewlio on IRC demanded it, the entire album:

http://iiichan.net/stuff/upload/files/flcl_shitted_on.rar

>>6992
My demands have been sated.

tripfag test :V

This sounds like it's just an issue with mismatching speeds - you can get the exact same effect just by slowing down an audio clip. Conversely, these files sound normal if you just speed them up enough.

Here's a slightly botched encoding of some jpop shit I found on gnutella long ago. The original song doesn't have that quavering effect in the bass register.

This version is better.

lol'd

>>6929
info about this mod: it is by the great zabutom himself for oddcomp, a compo hosted by me (or appe, depending on which one this was submitted to) in which the oddest song won

Hey aegis, where can I listen to the submissions for the oddcomp?

nowhere

(because i don't have them anymore)

goattracker
famitracker
nerdtracker
johnplayer

http://www.pascalorama.info/article.php?news=30
http://shiru.untergrund.net/
http://www.spritesmind.net/_GenDev/index.php?page=mvst
For the Megadrive/Genesis

people use trackers because they give you a lot more control over the note data in a way a piano roll doesn't do as intuitively, and it's also partly tradition, considering the tools involved. I personally think it's way too easy to abuse the "cheater tricks" most non-tracker composing tools give you, because with a tracker you're often limited to basic sample replay, and "cheap" filters aren't available to you (easily) while more chiptune-oriented effects (such as arpeggio) are.

You can also control these effects on the note level, whereas that's very difficult to do in other programs without an add-on or separate control (channel level panning and arpeggation again spring to mind)

The way trackers are set up allows one to access a lot of settings of the chip easily as well as tweak them on the fly...

However, chip trackers as a whole need to grow up...allow unlimited paramater tweaks per line...as it is, none do this...you have to create instruments to 'fake' it...Oh well...maybe one day...

Look at Buzz Tracker for why this is probably a bad idea

(horizontally collapsible event columns, however, might be doable.....)

simpler often is better!

buy a c64
use a c64-based tracker, such as ninjatracker
you know the rest

>>6968
ninjatracker's routine is shitty, johnplayer is better (my statement that it was for pc was wrong)

>>6965

Exactly, but if you look at ReNoise, they have collapsable pattern effect columns...only problem is with renoise' handling of it...if you can't see it, it doesn't get processed...I think about 6 columns for something using an FM chip and 3 or 4 columns for a pulse/osc-edited based chip would be okay and, like you said, allow collapsability but still hear results of programming. Or, for the more adventurous, have all possible parameters have their dedicated column and you can select what you want to see...even take them all off for final writing of song...I just like control and some trackers kind of take it away from you when they don't allow multiple effects on a single line...and bumping up the speed to 'fake' multiple effects is just a pain in the ass.

/rant

For some reason that reminded me of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blob_Wars:_Metal_Blob_Solid this.

isn't goat tracker for PC?

>>6951
Yeah, sorry if I worded that horribly. I'm using GT on the PC and other than putting down notes, I'm clueless. I'm used to using .wav samples for my instruments (I mainly use modplug) So I have no idea how to make an instrument in this thing.

Any help is greatly appreciated <3

hey guess what

there's a readme.txt that comes with the tracker
it's your only friend right now (as it was with me back when i downloaded it)

>>6918
http://topping.zophar.net/

greatest site

>>6921

>>Optimized for 800x600 Resolutions and Higher with at least 8-bit color depth.

Heh! Heh! Heh! Oh boy.

rymdlego !!!!!!!

>>6921

OH GOD

I went to high school with this guy o_____ o

the last I seen or heard of him, he was busy 'quitting' the geek squad. I think he tracked that cover and showed it to the animu club, of which I was retardedly a part of. I thought he used an SPC->IT converter to do it, because I used to do that a few years before that myself. I suppose I shouldn't have been so accusing or whatever, but it does seem like a rip to me because of the insane speed and 256 rows per pattern is a clear sign of rippage. Maybe he reinserted the vocals or something.

The day he showed this at anime club was the same day I showed the following song... which doesn't have great chord progression but meh 8)

>>6926
just reinserting the vocals is likely, since the vocal data was streamed to the SPC chip so that an SPC rip will always have bugged vocals (but you could isolate the vocals by doing a wav recording of each SPC channel separately)

and since the vocals aren't on beat half the time in that .it :)

is this from a hugi issue? because it sure sounds like so

>>6933 medithor.xm that is

>>6922
lol, nothing at zophar has been updated in ages

Norfair