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I thank you for your noble efforts, o most benevolent benefactors
I thank you for your noble efforts, o most benevolent benefactors
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The tutorial has just been improved, now containing helpful screenshots! Best of Luck!
thanks for bringing this to my attention, i'm all over it!
providing a tutorial is very considerate as well.
for those who care about such things, i found the last version of FMC before the project was abandoned.
i would absolutely suggest grabbing ant1's archive first, though.
http://www.eerikinpujsound.com/ilkae/faust1.3.rar
Last edited by ilkae (Feb 14, 2013 11:34 pm)
this is exciting! too bad I don't have my dad's pentium 75 I used back in the day. I made some fun little ditties with this after downloading it from a local bbs in south jersey. it will always hold a special little space in my heart as the first music program I ever tried.
Time to purchase old laptop COMPAQ ARMADA 1100, which have OPL3 clone. I enjoyed OPL trackers back in the days of SB AWE64, but i was too busy on producing AudioCD soundtracks for games.
Okay so I finally used this and it's pretty awesome. Way more stable and easier to pick up than Adlib Tracker 2.
Looks nice and simple yes yes!! I may check this one out.. but hey! adlib tracker 2 is super stable.. been using it for yearrrrrrrrrrrs. 
Okay so I finally used this and it's pretty awesome. Way more stable and easier to pick up than Adlib Tracker 2.
I meant to come back and edit that with: In DOSBox. Whenever I try to use ATII in dosbox it freezes up and stuff. But yeah, FMC is nice and simple.
Last edited by SketchMan3 (Oct 4, 2013 4:39 pm)
Hey either way.. more FM composers the better... START MAKING THOSE TUNES.