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Thanks DISmantle87, I'm glad you like. I agree, there should be more stuff like this, just need more submissions, that's all !

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Thanks infradead, can't adjust pitch and/or speed, they are saved some address in SRAM/SAV-file, but can't find where without docs. Anyway I try another way (or ask author if the sources are available), fill the first 256 bytes and take rest from "real" .sav-file made manually, let's see what happen.

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I would like to join too. Late ?

Thanks very much, this looks good. Actually I don't need much, I'm going to write some algorithmic stuff directly to NTRQ SRAM-format, this information fulfills all my needs, I'm working only with the first song, I'm especially looking methods for total automation ie. in NTRQ writing a SRAM, converting it to NSF and if needed NSF to WAV and/or MP3. For NTRQ I just needed the start offsets and the sizes to fill the RAM with algorithmic stuff. I start now, let's see what happens, I ask advice if/when I need, difficult to work here, too hot for us (Finland) and a lot of smoke coming from Russia just now (of course much worse for Russian people, we get only a small dose).

Thanks Neil !

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Hi,

Any possiblities to get .sav/SRAM file specs for NTRQ ?

Thanks !

-pXtR

Thanks Akira, anyway there are guys who created these trackers and formats, I think they're hardcore, I'm just doing tiny converters from ready-made specs, hopefully some of the converters would become more general ie. that they would be useful to some others too !

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All compositions here as well most of my recent work elsewhere are composed algorithmically by various ways. Not only writing programs for different 8-bit computers and game consoles, I'm interested of using file formats (trackers, "register dumps" etc.), so far I've written stuff directly to GYM (why not all file formats are that simple , VGM, MOD, CMC (Atari Chaos Music Composer-tracker), for Vortex II (imports text files) and Raster Music tracker (imports texts files too). Now I'm studying three systems: NSF (from a bit different perspective, not MML), AHX (because I love the sound) and AY, practically it means a kind of "text to tracker", like txt2ahx-stuff, a single program converting my algorithmic works directly to different formats, just a simple command-line converter without options etc., just do the job, once, with a minimal amount of errors .

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