had no idea that wav channel was that...illogical, lol. one more reason i prefer nes music

I actually figured out a really crazy yet cool idea of how to do this while still having other subdivisions behind it. Get at me on facebook

It's SURPRISINGLY simple.

0-C3
1-
2-c3 -D03  (because you need to get to 2 and a half)
3-
4-
5-C3

i want to do that just because of the math it must involve

Important stuff, but different.  On my one song Polywrath I actually programmed quintuplets using D commands because I am crazy.

how can i dubstep my wave channel?

i have no idea what this is in reference to but i love triplets and wrote this one time
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/3847/ … d-command/

I'm having hard times with the wave channel clipping. What would be best way to avoid it?

I THOUGHT I calculated a formula that locks into place with the Speed, but by testing it with synced gameboys with one doing a click, it's definitely still slightly off. Looks like feeling it out is the only solution.

This is something that isn't a problem for me with wav instruments with long decays, but it really bothers me when attempting to create staccato wav sounds like a bass stab/chug.

With the speed I find it easy to "feel it out" which is why I didn't document it.  However, I am a rhythm junkie and have spent years programming drum parts, so I might be able to pick out 8th note triplets easier than the average joe

Okay now, speed. This is what I was trying to figure out before: Is there a pattern to the Speed? Can it be defined in concrete terms of rhythmic values?

The repeat length thing sounds like a bug. Run it by Johan?

Danimal pretty much got it all right here. i forgot to come back. lol.

great work dood.

Danimal - you win!

This has been enlightening.  Thanks for doing all that research Danimal Cannon!