1 Reply by Trackafara

(6 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Thx for sharing smile

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2 Reply by Trackafara

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Wow ant1, that's exactly like it!
Only one button at a time tho' (or I haven't figured out yet) and I find octave change a bit fiddly. But it's still just great, thanks a lot smile

Now, what's the best .XM and .MOD player? I've found a few but some are kinda pricey and/or only license to companies.

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3 Topic by Trackafara

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Hello to all :)

This is my first post here. I've just started to use the GBA and am still in need of good, unexpensive software for it (trackers, players, everything). What stuff do you guys use? Any hints, tips and links would be appreciated.

What I especially wish for is a sort of realtime instrument for jamming. Something that maybe let's you select an instrument and a key, then it would bind the seven notes of that scale to your GBA buttons, with maybe the 8th button to change octaves. Let it automatically spread played notes across all channels so they don't interfere with each other and it would make a neat little instrument to play on, something like a digital kalimba. Awesome! :)

But with only that C++ beginners guide book on my desk it would probably take me a couple of years to code :(

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