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I also wanted C64 MIDI interface, Cynthcart or Ultimate II+ developers should have included it on one cartridge, because i don't like to plug cartridge into another cartridge. Now i run on real C64 only defMON and on my Lenovo notebook i run emulator Vice x64 with Cynthcart 2.0 MIDI version and plugged MIDI keyboard to realtime playing, it works.

Hey, this album is really great, congrats!

Aha, for example our team Cypronia back in time started that realtime strategy Command & Destroy on GBA, but was finished later as DS title, in the beginning coder asked me to compose ordinary 4-channel mods (respectively converted to s3m). If you read that northern sounds article, then you will know that Factor 5 company released MusyX editor (i know from Factor 5 Chris Huelsbeck, they also released some tool for Sega Genesis, afaik it was also on Chris' music CD Sound Factory on 1st data track.

According to that CPU power, GBA have classic Sharp Z80-clone for compatibility with DMG-01, and RISC CPU arm7tdmi, in the past i was familiar with Z80 assembler (learned that in 4 years at high school) and with little stuff like coding diskmags on Amiga (MC 68000), so i also looked at arm7tdmi, but this is another league, so good luck with risc asm.

But GBA sounds classic, i remember game Breath of Fire, this sounds like General MIDI songs, so maybe in BIOS is some midi implementation and little set of samples (of those 128 gm instruments and one drumkit).

http://belogic.com/gba/
http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/arc … 20765.html

Here is something, btw why you are so interested in GBA? I have my GBA almost 20 years (since 2001) but i don't use it at all, maybe only once i inserted LSDj cartridge to hear differences from original DMG-01.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP2HXB5aNJ8

I very like this chiptune from Uridium 2 game on Amiga, and i am wondering how was made. I know that Amiga have only PCM sample playback, but some editors (including synthsounds in OctaMED) offer some sort of probably one-cycle waveforms as digital oscillators and afaik Jason Page used his own editor (custom JP music format), but probably is it not available for public.

Vivid: yes i know this what you wrote, but i have huge library of 8-bit samples in iff/8svx format from my Amiga days, i think it can be supported loading of samples from Dropbox, iFiles or from native iPadOS file browser, i am not interested in importing samples from that modern synths on iPad. So i have to convert my samples into 16-bit stereo wav files, i will try it in batch processing in SoundForge, but after loading to Vivid tracker it will be again 8-bit mono? Weird.