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Yeah, it's a property of music done in tracker format. I think MIDI-like music will fare better, as at least in theory you would just adjust the note lengths. Yeah, Im heading towards offering a "tempo mode" that will have "Tracker-like" or "DAW-like". Tracker-like: Would mainly be for compatibilit...

Thanks. Good idea for the note cuts. Also now you are making me realize that I need to think about every effect one by one. I can definately think of examples that wont work, like slide notes (portamento). Ugh. Also, I'm in a tough situation since I am not pushing FamiStudio as a sound engine (there...

Thanks man.

This is exactly the kind of insight i need. I haven't reversed engineered enough songs to know all these tricks.

-Mat

Hi! I need advice from some of the NSF/audio engine gurus. One feature i've been delaying for too long in FamiStudio is proper PAL support. But by "PAL support" I mean more than just running at 50Hz with different note lookup tables. I mean having proper tempo/speed management while maintaining the ...

FamiStudio 1.4.0 was just released! VRC6 audio expansion support Slide notes Vibrato effect Workaround "pops" on square channels (Blargg's smooth vibrato technique) NSF improvements Ability to remove attack on notes Relative pitch envelopes https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BleuBleu/BleuBleu.github....

Haha thanks for the support. At the risk of sounding arrogant, have you tried to simply open a Famitracker TXT file? ;) It's been supported since the very first version! To be fair, the Mac version makes it a little less clear since you don't see the list of supported extensions. That being said, ke...

FamiStudio 1.2.0 was just released with macOS support and tons of other good stuff.

koitsu wrote:do not do a good job explaining what file formats this thing *exports* to, nor does it mention what it natively saves as

Version 1.1.0 was just released with WAV, FamiTracker and (basic) NSF export support. I hope it addresses your concerns.

-Mat

Or how hard would it be to distribute a "portable application" version, which is just the executable in a zipfile? That way I could unzip it and run it using Mono.

I added a Zip file with everything in it in the release section on GitHub (FamiStudio1.0.0-PortableExe.zip). Best of luck.

-Mat

Or how hard would it be to distribute a "portable application" version, which is just the executable in a zipfile? That way I could unzip it and run it using Mono. Hi! I'll be honest I don't know any of the implications of trying to run this on anything other than Windows. Since it uses Direct2D an...

do not do a good job explaining what file formats this thing *exports* to, nor does it mention what it natively saves as Thanks for the feedback. Its very hard to decide which features to include in an initial release. You want to get a lot of features in, but you also want to get something out asa...

Hi! I took some time in the last few weeks to make a simple NES music editor. It is intended to be more user-friendly than FamiTracker. Its feature set is designed to match FamiTone2, and even has native export to it. Modern DAW-style UI with sequencer and piano roll, no hexadecimal anywhere Full Un...

Haha. Thanks is brilliant! Thanks!

I'll give it a try soon. I think I can make myself a really kickass visual debugger for gameplay with that.

-Mat

Hi!

I want to create myself some simple debugging Lua scripts to display the state of my hero, NPCs, etc. Is it possible to access debug info from Lua? This would avoid me having to hard-code addresses of stuff (which changes all the time during development).

Thanks!

-Mat

One thing that tripped me up while reading your "assembly language" in the comments to the right was that most architectures' equality comparison behaves as != instead of == : a subtraction that is true if they are different or false if not. That way, the interpreter can use the same logic for comp...