129 Reply by gwEm

(5 replies, posted in Atari)

theres not an easy convertor unfortunately. your best bet is to use a 'pre-rendered' YM.

if you can code, you might find VBL interrupt playback of the SNDH allows SainT to do a better job of rendering it.

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130 Topic by gwEm

(35 replies, posted in Past Events)

Venue: Public Life, 82A Commercial St, London, E1 6LY
Date: Friday Oct 22nd
Doors open: 8.00pm
End: 1.30am
Cover: £5

gwEm and Natty advise you arrive early for this event considering the high quality of the acts.

Touchboy: http://www.myspace.com/touchboy improvised 8bit tech house from Canada
Natty: http://www.nattyadams.com new york 8bit dandyism
Sabrepulse: http://www.myspace.com/sabrepulse Nintendo junglestep that needs no introduction
gwEm: http://www.myspace.com/gw3m Atari rave STj B2B with Counter Reset and Amy Sayer
Comptroller: http://www.myspace.com/comptrolleralpha Scotland's Ultrachip champion
Matt Nida: http://www.myspace.com/themattnida gameboy x0x bleep renaissance man

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131 Reply by gwEm

(123 replies, posted in Past Events)

Exciting isn't it? Should be a good couple of evenings.

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132 Reply by gwEm

(19 replies, posted in Atari)

akira^8GB wrote:

But making sample-based composing on the ST is kind of pointless. Other machines do it better.

unless of course you have an ST and don't want to spend further coin wink

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133 Topic by gwEm

(3 replies, posted in Past Events)

Great Western STudios, 65 Alfred Road

Its as part of a dorkbot night. The presentations start at 1900, and the STj presentation will likely be last, around 2100 maybe?

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134 Reply by gwEm

(274 replies, posted in General Discussion)

@gw3m http://twitter.com/gw3m

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135 Reply by gwEm

(18 replies, posted in General Discussion)

try an Atari ST, its dead easy to load software on it - no need to build anything

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136 Reply by gwEm

(17 replies, posted in Atari)

well, its not 100% coded on steem, but maybe 80%. some of the falcon and ct60 specific stuff needed real hardware, and steem doesn't have features like microwire etc. ultimately you always need to test on the real stuff, because even a nice emu like steem isn't perfect

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137 Reply by gwEm

(18 replies, posted in Atari)

try lowering the volume using microwire commands and not the actual YM volume.

it seems to depend on the ste, some are bad sound quality and beyond hope, some are perfect all the time, and some need the volume reducing on the microwire.

i think its the 'u' tracker command - have a look on the online help anyway

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138 Reply by gwEm

(16 replies, posted in Atari)

its not quite true what dubmood says. its true after tos1.4 STs could format DOS compatible disks, but they could always read and write to them

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