did this for the Battle of the Bits compo. would have liked to work on it a bit more, but it's a start...
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very nice!! the vibe is very different from almost any nes track ive heard. i was hoping that NTRQ would wind up having a distinct sound from midines or .nsf ports (cuz if the interface maybe?) and this seems like some confirmation
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cool, thanks guys! i think it still needs some more work, i had to get it in before the deadline on the BotB compo.
if interested, you can check out the other submissions here:
http://battleofthebits.org/arena/Battle/478/NTRQ+1.1/
BR1GHT PR1MATE wrote:
very nice!! the vibe is very different from almost any nes track ive heard. i was hoping that NTRQ would wind up having a distinct sound from midines or .nsf ports (cuz if the interface maybe?) and this seems like some confirmation
hmm, not sure really. it's actually a track that i wrote about ten years ago on my synths, i just plugged it into NTRQ and changed a few things. maybe that's why it has a bit of a different 'feel' to it? NTRQ seems pretty similar to FamiTracker, though with a number of (frustrating?) limitations imposed by the hardware. i'm guessing an NTRQ track could be duplicated in FT pretty easily? never used MIDINES, though i'd guess it's a bit of a different way of working and might take you in other directions.
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BR1GHT PR1MATE wrote:
very nice!! the vibe is very different from almost any nes track ive heard. i was hoping that NTRQ would wind up having a distinct sound from midines or .nsf ports (cuz if the interface maybe?) and this seems like some confirmation
Uhh ill have to give credit to the composer on this.. Its a tracker! Great track !