145 Reply by IceWolf

(257 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

I couldn't get it to remove notes from the default pattern setup.

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146 Reply by IceWolf

(54 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I'm still going with the term fakebit is dumb. Your options are 8bit or chiptune, and authentic 8bit or chiptune tongue

Edit: tbh I just use chiptune myself, whether it's authentic or not wink

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147 Reply by IceWolf

(9 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

So it's a gameboy emulator mode on a virtual boy emulator?

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148 Reply by IceWolf

(18 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

Ha figured it out! I remembered I had multiarch-support installed. So remembering that with multiarch -support installed to install a 32 bit version of a library/program/etc. you do sudo apt-get install packagename:i386 . So with that in mind I did 

sudo apt-get install libjack0:i386

and tried to run piggy after and it works smile Set the window to floating for my i3 wm and everything's good!

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149 Reply by IceWolf

(14 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

egr wrote:

Hopefully you'll get some bleo love in this thread as he is the Table Master but in the meantime:

For volume shifts in particular there's a couple things to remember.  You'll almost certainly want to set your instrument volume to zero like so:

This is so your instrument can start from quiet and swell upwards.
Next you need to use the Hop command in your table to give the volume commands some time to take effect like so:

So the first volume command raises the volume from zero to 30 at speed 03.
Then the hop command makes the table "wait" on step 01 for 08 ticks.
Next volume command lowers the volume to zero at speed 03.
Hop command "waits" on step 03 for 08 ticks.
Final hop command sends the cursor back to step 00.

Variations of that setup will give you vibrato etc depending on what you use in place of volume commands.
Hope that helps!  smile

Would this hop system work for pwm as well in between lpof commands? Doing what http://wiki.littlegptracker.com/doku.ph … modulation suggests but putting a couple hops in between?

Edit: I'm shooting for a c64 sound.

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150 Reply by IceWolf

(18 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

That explains it!

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151 Reply by IceWolf

(18 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

Not the linux one, I found out I can however run the windows version through wine. Not sure if it's running properly in its entirety, the misc. samples just sound like short static click noises. All the other samples run fine though.

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152 Reply by IceWolf

(18 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

Sorry I haven't tried this in a while. I installed libjack0 as it asked for libjack.so.0 and it still wouldn't work so I linked it to piggy's folder in its bin folder and it still says it can't open the shared object file.

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153 Reply by IceWolf

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

kometbomb wrote:

Hmm, true! Just set the ratio so that the carrier multiplier is high and the modulator multiplier is low (makes the modulation as slow as possible in relation with the carrier frequency).

Tips... experiment more! Also, try pressing the octave and 5th buttons in the wave editor and modulate with that (it mixes the wave with itself creating a fat harmony). It's a bit like if you had one extra modulator that also modulates the carrier. Related to that, I'm working on a better waveform generator/editor (attn. n00bstar).

Um which is the carrier multiplier and which is the modulator multiplier...?

Edit: here's a screenshot since I don't have any particular tune going yet it's using the standard wave that gets first generated.

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154 Reply by IceWolf

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Cool just compiled the latest source on linux, so apparently if you add fm to square wave with the default sample you get an easy c64 square wave (with some extra resonance/echo) big_smile Any fm tips besides experiment?

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155 Reply by IceWolf

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

kometbomb wrote:

I made this (probably the most nostalgic Adlib tune for me!)

I think there is something weird with the synthesis, it was a pain in the ass to create matching sounds. It should work exactly like the OPL but...

Nice!

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156 Reply by IceWolf

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kometbomb wrote:

Look at the klystrack wiki, it has instructions how to get the sources (you need SVN) and how to compile.

http://code.google.com/p/klystrack/wiki/HowToCompile

Edit: Updated the article a bit.

So the regular download code to download the code has the nightly code in it...?

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157 Reply by IceWolf

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

Sorry I'm a bit late asking back, but how do you download the nightly source?

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158 Reply by IceWolf

(26 replies, posted in Collaborations)

I think I might try, I really suck at making cool samples though...

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159 Reply by IceWolf

(664 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

boomlinde wrote:
Lazerbeat wrote:

TBH I don't think you need a multiplier for the carrier? I don;t think I have seen FM with mult on the carrier before, might be over complex?

Disagreed! Among other things carrier multiplier is great for deep organ sounds. Like, really modern, housey donk organ basses. smile

I'll try building for Linux later as I haven't heard any of this yet.

You can download nightly source...?

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160 Reply by IceWolf

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Commenting that machine line in the code did the job smile It worked splendidly until I tried to uninstall the previous klystrack .deb 

[DEBUG] Starting klystrack 1.6.0 rUnversioned directory
[DEBUG] Setting screen mode (scale = 1)
[DEBUG] init
[DEBUG] Enumerating themes at /usr/lib/klystrack/res
[WARNING] Could not enumerate themes at /usr/lib/klystrack/res
[DEBUG] Enumerating keymaps at /usr/lib/klystrack/key
[DEBUG] Got 3 keymaps
[DEBUG] undo = (nil) redo = (nil)
[DEBUG] init done
[DEBUG] Setting screen mode (scale = 1)
[DEBUG] Setting screen mode (scale = 2)
[DEBUG] Loading theme '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[WARNING] Can't open bundle '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[DEBUG] Theme loading failed
[DEBUG] Loading theme '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Blacklyst'
[WARNING] Can't open bundle '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Blacklyst'
[DEBUG] Theme loading failed
[DEBUG] Loading theme '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[WARNING] Can't open bundle '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[DEBUG] Theme loading failed
[DEBUG] Loading keymap '/usr/lib/klystrack/key/IceWolf'
[WARNING] Keymap line 3 is malformed
[DEBUG] Got 1 keytrans
[DEBUG] Loading filebox favorites (/home/todd/.klystrackfavorites)
Segmentation fault
todd@shadow-lugia:~/code/klystrack/bin.debug$ sudo rm -rf /usr/lib/klystrack/
todd@shadow-lugia:~/code/klystrack/bin.debug$ ./klystrack
[DEBUG] Starting klystrack 1.6.0 rUnversioned directory
[DEBUG] Setting screen mode (scale = 1)
[DEBUG] init
[DEBUG] Enumerating themes at /usr/lib/klystrack/res
[WARNING] Could not enumerate themes at /usr/lib/klystrack/res
[DEBUG] Enumerating keymaps at /usr/lib/klystrack/key
[WARNING] Could not enumerate keymaps at /usr/lib/klystrack/key
[DEBUG] undo = (nil) redo = (nil)
[DEBUG] init done
[DEBUG] Setting screen mode (scale = 1)
[DEBUG] Setting screen mode (scale = 2)
[DEBUG] Loading theme '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[WARNING] Can't open bundle '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[DEBUG] Theme loading failed
[DEBUG] Loading theme '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Blacklyst'
[WARNING] Can't open bundle '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Blacklyst'
[DEBUG] Theme loading failed
[DEBUG] Loading theme '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[WARNING] Can't open bundle '/usr/lib/klystrack/res/Default'
[DEBUG] Theme loading failed
[DEBUG] Loading keymap '/usr/lib/klystrack/key/IceWolf'
[DEBUG] Keymap loading failed
[DEBUG] Got 0 keytrans
[DEBUG] Loading filebox favorites (/home/todd/.klystrackfavorites)
Segmentation fault

but if I leave the old version installed and use the new binary it works no problem. Just something to note, in the meantime I can leave the old version installed and roll with the new version's binary. Thanks for the new program additions smile

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