nickmaynard wrote:tfm music maker too, right?
nope. wrong chip
you can export to SMS/GG in VGM Music Maker though
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nickmaynard wrote:tfm music maker too, right?
nope. wrong chip
you can export to SMS/GG in VGM Music Maker though
Is there any VGM Player for Sega Game Gear existing? (to use it with Everdrive GG)
use a master system cart adapter, get something like a Master Everdrive and use this ?
http://www.smspower.org/maxim/SMSSoftware/VGMPlayer
im crossing my figures.
hee hee
the problem is you're asking questions that could easily be answered by, again, reading the manual / effects list, or just practicing and experimenting.
it is important to listen to real jazz
i absolutely disagree.
jesus christ.
200 stops the slide
\ or S00 stops the note
if you want to slide up or down to a specific note
Qxy - Pitch slide up.
x = Speed
y = The number of half-steps slid from provided noteRxy - Pitch slide down.
x = Speed
y = The number of half-steps slid from provided note
2xx - Portamento down; smooth pitch glide down.
If xx > 00: Speed
If xx = 00: Off
have you tried the famitracker site? they have a forum. also there's a ton of .nsfs up on battle of the bits. also you could search famitracker in the music section
you really shouldn't expect to be foon sped every little thing
seb if you want to give analog monster a refund i will totally snag his spot and wait patiently
P is a detune effect. 80 = normal pitch. unless you're working at a super high speed, that won't help much with vibrato.
4xy is the vibrato command, x is speed and y is depth
vibrato command? or you might want to change the vibrato style under module properties.
the first step is to do a search for "play .nsf on NES"
i've learned a lot of stuff with ableton. i export each channel separately with audio overload (the PC version is dookie though), load them up into ableton, find an approximate bpm, warp them, and then work along side them. the great thing about warping them is if a part is too fast, you can drag the bpm down and it stretches the notes out so you can hear each one separately.
as a chip musician this is great because i don't have any other way to make chip music
what the fuck is happening to this place
front and back boards are interchangeable
if you try this again definitely use a lower powered soldering iron
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