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Sticks in the mud unite!

edit: to answer the topic's original question, the blank canvas is my least favorite part about producing chipmusic, or any music really... but it's most daunting with chipmusic.  What you're putting down when you first start making a song sounds NOTHING like the final product because you have to change timbres and instruments and volumes and make everything sound nice, while in other production environments you will get a sound that's at least somewhat close to the final one.

The real question is should this be in the "handhelds" section?  Nintendo, stop defying categorization!

I want to see one of these expensive NES models with progressive scan HDMI output + an NTSC filter. I don't care how you implement that, but it would be incredibly nice to be able to play it on an HDTV AND get a similar experience to how it was meant to look instead of seeing huge pixels.  Basically I'd want hardware that reproduces the same look as Blargg's NTSC filter on an emulator.

The progressive HDMI output would be necessary because many HDTVs don't process the 240p signal well from composite.

Might as well post the changelog since 1.02 here and on the first post.

1.3 public

- Added the ability to save larger DPCMs as famitracker-importable text files.

1.2 public

- "Tilt" values can be negative now.
- All non-text areas become active when moused over.
- Saving .dmc and .wav files correctly shows the current filename.
- SSRC is now included in the RJDMC executable, so no need to have it in its own folder.

1.1 public

- .wav opening fixes

1.041 private

- Fixed cut/copy/paste/trim/delete so that they no longer crash if the file is too small (one sample)


1.04 public

- Added tilt feature
- Fixed a bug where hitting revert crashes program before a .wav is loaded
- Fixed several bugs with tilt

v1.03 public

- Minimizing the window when a .wav file is open no longer crashes RJDMC

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