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I just found out about this (well not quite, I found it on my hard drive, but apparently I've forgotten all about it):
http://jeremyevers.com/?page_id=74
Didn't have the time to properly check it out yet, but it looks promising.
Has anyone tried this?
edit:
Seems like the author worked on Psycle and some VSTs as well.
nitro2k01 edit: Fixed the outdated link.
Last edited by nitro2k01 (Oct 17, 2010 2:57 am)
looks really cool! i'm excited to give this a shot sometime 
Neat! Time to hit the flea markets for a gbc again 
Last edited by egr (Sep 10, 2010 2:13 pm)
i like the read me that comes with this
I made fatass in 2000. It's a badass fastracker clone for the gameboy color. It was coded in straight z80.
Press select to get to the menu and from there you should be able to find help, or any other options you need.Good luck!
Jeremy
Yeah, I read that and thought... imagine if LSDJ's manual was just that paragraph and a list of kit instruments... haha.
although i gotta say now that ive tried it out a little, there is a TON of stuff in the help section
although i gotta say now that ive tried it out a little, there is a TON of stuff in the help section
Yeah, press SELECT for the main menu and knock yourself out.
Gotta love the fake oscilloscopes and zomg plasma!
Last edited by iLKke (Sep 11, 2010 8:35 am)
One more thing, don't keep the SONG INFO on because it can will mess up menu navigation (and garble the song info display as well).
During play:
down - speed up the song (useful for getting to the relevant part more quickly)
A - jump to song start
B - jump to pattern start
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Can anyone see how the shuffle is achieved in 'ORLEE'?
The speed commands seem to be empty.
Last edited by iLKke (Sep 11, 2010 9:40 am)
While in effect editor, press A+SELECT to save change and return to pattern editor. This saves you from haivng to scroll down to the SAVE option all the time! \o/
Found the shuffle settings. Enter fx menu (B+SELECT) form the sequence editor. If someone figures out how it works, please share.
Note: Song loop position does not seem to work.
This is a cool program so far. I'll put it on my gba flashcart when I get back home (running it on vba)
it seems like pu1 and pu2 are force panned left and right (respectively)