XPMCK is the only way to make gameboy music via MML
The downside to XPMCK is unless you modify the source code you are stuck with a minimum note length of 32. Of course, you can always modify the souce code.
]]>NOOOOOOOO Johan, NOOOOO!!!
I download xpmck, but my PC (Win XP) not open it, what else can I download to make MML (for gameboy)?
XPMCK is the only way to make gameboy music via MML
Your PC should open it fine! You might need to read the manual. I'd be happy to help if you still can't get it working.
well not really heard it, he told me
]]>nickmaynard wrote:what are the advantages of using MML to make gameboy music as compared to using something like lsdj?
i understand lsdj has a lot of interactive features and if you made mml into a gameboy rom that it would lack those features, but let's ignore that. i have no mml experience but i've heard you can do more with it.
You can cross compile your source code to a different platform with relatively little effort. You can also have a much larger sample bank as you don't have to worry about anything being built into an LSDJ ROM, the samples are just kept in a folder in your workspace. You also are not restricted to a tracker-like environment for your composition which is a god-send for some of us. Also, it's worth mentioning that there is very little that you can do in LSDJ that you can't do in XPMCK due to my request of waveform macros which allows LSDJ-style waveform changes.
Alas, XPCMK doesn't support samples for gameboy... yet?
]]>MML to GBS
http://jiggawatt.org/muzak/xpmck/manual.htmlGBS to GB
http://www.angelfire.com/nc/ugetab/maybe xpmck can make gb straight away (it should) but better safe than sorry
Thank-you wget -m.
]]>there is very little that you can do in LSDJ that you can't do in XPMCK
LIVE MODE
live mode is important to people who play live
many people also will hate the idea of not being able to hear their song as they make it
what are the advantages of using MML to make gameboy music as compared to using something like lsdj?
i understand lsdj has a lot of interactive features and if you made mml into a gameboy rom that it would lack those features, but let's ignore that. i have no mml experience but i've heard you can do more with it.
You can cross compile your source code to a different platform with relatively little effort. You can also have a much larger sample bank as you don't have to worry about anything being built into an LSDJ ROM, the samples are just kept in a folder in your workspace. You also are not restricted to a tracker-like environment for your composition which is a god-send for some of us. Also, it's worth mentioning that there is very little that you can do in LSDJ that you can't do in XPMCK due to my request of waveform macros which allows LSDJ-style waveform changes.
]]>i understand lsdj has a lot of interactive features and if you made mml into a gameboy rom that it would lack those features, but let's ignore that. i have no mml experience but i've heard you can do more with it.
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