likeluke wrote:like an NES disklavier! i would be down with this!
Since I'm a fan of you both (herr_prof & likeluke).
Modified version of FCEUX dumps all sound register writes and passes them to the NES via serial. Working on a version that plays nsfs at random, maybe one that responds to tweets and plays a random song from a game when someone does an @mention?
No slowdowns / hiccups. No samples either, but maybe later?
I've been dreaming of starting my own NES/NSF Streamable internet Radio! Please tell me we can do this!
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herr_prof wrote:Internet streaming NSF server that streams nsf data to HARDWARE. Maybe using this?
like an NES disklavier! i would be down with this!
Since I'm a fan of you both (herr_prof & likeluke).
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FamiTracker now has support for export plugins, thanks to Gradualore (from nesdev boards).
He has provided an example exporter and sound driver to demonstrate the functionality, it can be found here: exporterplugin.zip
It also contains all info needed to create own plugins.
.FTM to MML converter.
Srsly, is this at all a possibility? Not even looking for someone to do it, just curious if it IS possible.
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like an NES disklavier! i would be down with this!
]]>Decktonic wrote:A tracker that goes sideways, because vertical is so annoying (and really inefficient on my widescreen computer).
Like this?
c1: c#3 01 047, d#2 01 047, --- -- ---, c#3 01 047, d#2 01 047, --- -- ---
c2: f-4 04 000, --- -- ---, --- -- ---, --- -- ---, f-4 04 000, --- -- ---
Another solution is to add a shitload of channels, and suddenly your widescreeen computer is usable again
*COUGH*MML*COUGHCOUGH*
]]>Decktonic wrote:A tracker that goes sideways, because vertical is so annoying (and really inefficient on my widescreen computer).
Like this?
c1: c#3 01 047, d#2 01 047, --- -- ---, c#3 01 047, d#2 01 047, --- -- ---
c2: f-4 04 000, --- -- ---, --- -- ---, --- -- ---, f-4 04 000, --- -- ---
Yes! I still wouldn't use it though... I much prefer mixing midi and samples in a DAW.
Another solution is to add a shitload of channels, and suddenly your widescreeen computer is usable again
Ew, gross.
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