Does it have accurate BPM or framerate based speed?

Question, has anyone mirrored the latest version of chipsune? the download link doesn't work anymore.

Work on the Nintendo DS has started. I FINALLY found out how to load files from the SD card (I'm sure saving can't be too hard.) Although, I have another slight problem... Emulating the GameBoy's Noise channel. I got the other 3 working, but... ehh, I'll get it somehow.

Looks Great!

The Game Boy has no specific sound chip, it is all done by the modified GBZ80 processor.

Wow! lot's of replies! Well, to my knowledge, the Z80 is the processor for the GameBoy, not necessarily the sound processor. As for the DS version, DS supports 6 Square Pulses, and 2 noise channels (as well as other stuff) But they lack Envelope control (which i will code in myself). I figured that I might have to discontinue the homebrew version if I got it to E-Shop, but I'd be fine with that... I'm just hoping that Nintendo would allow importing and exporting files to the SD card... because I'd like to add stuff like Midi import and WAV export. Maybe even use the mic to record 8-bit samples.

don't hold your breath, dude's kind of disappeared for like a year

Awesome.
Excited for m4g as well.

and here are those songs with the Directsound channels muted
A Total War
Offense and Defense

there are GBA games that use the 4 GB channels along with the 2 Directsound channels.

I don't know a lot about the GBA spec, but I am under the impression that there is a "hardware lock" that activates the CGB processor on boot instead of the GBA processor when you put in a DMG or CGB game.

I don't know if that's true or not. I've been playing through Fire Emblem for the last few weeks and I noticed a bunch of z80 sound generation (noise channel rumbling, simple square waves, etc).

Granted, it was on an emulator. But it still used what I'm 99% sure was a (emulated) z80 chip's sound capabilities.

I do not understand. It is a tracker for the GBA that uses the standard GB capabilities?. I readed somewhere that you can't access to the internal Z80 using a GBA game, because there is a hardware lock in the cartridge socket. Or it is a GBA tracker that uses the GBA chip to make a sound like the old Z80?.

if you throw it in the e-shop nintendo won't let you keep the homebrew version in existence. colors! for ds got dropped as soon as the 3DS version for e-shop was made official

just sayin'

A tracker in the e-shop...that would be awesome !!!