I will, thanks very much Neil !

-p

No problem dude, sounds really interesting. PM/email me if you need any further help.

Thanks very much, this looks good. Actually I don't need much, I'm going to write some algorithmic stuff directly to NTRQ SRAM-format, this information fulfills all my needs, I'm working only with the first song, I'm especially looking methods for total automation ie. in NTRQ writing a SRAM, converting it to NSF and if needed NSF to WAV and/or MP3. For NTRQ I just needed the start offsets and the sizes to fill the RAM with algorithmic stuff. I start now, let's see what happens, I ask advice if/when I need, difficult to work here, too hot for us (Finland) and a lot of smoke coming from Russia just now (of course much worse for Russian people, we get only a small dose).

Thanks Neil !

-p

Funny. I've not loaded up NTRQ for a while. Last time I did I was testing a few things and as is often the case I end up writing a bit of music for testing purposes. Coincidentally I'd been listening to random music while I was working and a Synergy track came on, "Ancestors", and I was reminded of probably my all-time favourite Rob Hubbard music.

Thought it might amuse you.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5493868/ntrqzds.sav

Uploaded a first pass to NTRQ's website;

http://blog.ntrq.net/?page_id=12

How much detail do you want?

Actually, if you give me some idea of why you want the file specification I might be able to tailor the information better to suit your needs.

I literally could write another entire manual on the data format!

Wonderful, thanks Neil, it was probably me asking the same question in NTRQ-blog/forum.
Looking forward, very much !

-p

Actually, someone else asked me this too. I'll put something together and put it on the website.

I need a break from (yet again) rewriting the button handling code for Pulsar :S

Hi,

Any possiblities to get .sav/SRAM file specs for NTRQ ?

Thanks !

-pXtR

Most of those features are coming in V37.6

Would it be possible to implement a random song generator with different style ranging from funk to orchestral? That would indeed include a mandatory DPCM string generator and of course a DPCM vocal generator!

I've been playing with it... thinking of bailing on LSDJ because I like it so much.

That was easier than I first imagined.

Now, if your cursor is on the AD or SR parameter and you hold SELECT and tap LEFT, the envelope table editor will open.

I won't release a new version yet unless anyone desperately needs this shortcut.

I just ordered a cart from Retro USB, will be joining the NTRQ fun soon.

It's a fair point, I'll look into it

Would it be possible to access the hidden envelope screen directly from the instrument editor section in the next version? I don't know about anyone else but it seems a little strange to have to leave the instrument section, go to the top of the screen and to the left to reach the envelope section.

Perhaps I missed something?