khephren
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A while ago several poeple were after trackers/ music programs: Here's one for the C64: http://noname.c64.org/tracker/
Trackers...here's One.
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papapopalung
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is it any good?
khephren
Active Member
Having looked into it...yes-for chip music. No samples 
But you can imput the wave forms graphicaly, as aoppode to typing. So ok if you like SID music, or want to jot down a tune on the go.
But you can imput the wave forms graphicaly, as aoppode to typing. So ok if you like SID music, or want to jot down a tune on the go.edwardar
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That looks very nice - thanks!
Unfortunately, it's not possible to save anything with the current version of gpfrodo
I'll just have to hope that there's an update sometime!
Ed
Unfortunately, it's not possible to save anything with the current version of gpfrodo
I'll just have to hope that there's an update sometime!
Ed
Ringo
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Wow... this thing is cool!!! I doubt you can use it for anything on the GP32 though... mostly because of the lacking disk-writing ability of Frodo. When I tried this program out I suddently got all sorts of crazy ideas, about digging my old c64 out of my parent garage and start hooking it up.... I then realised I had no way of exporting the results to a "real" computer, and dropped the idea.
BTW tried to get it to work in Frodo but without any luck.
How dare you ditch the awsome power of the c64's sound :lol:
BTW tried to get it to work in Frodo but without any luck.
papapopalung
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exporting to a real computer? umm tv headphone socket>pc wave in?
Ringo
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yeah... ofcause... but I was thinking more along the lines of exporting the CT.file to a PC and converting it to SID.
But ofcause you're right. By using standard headphone-out you'll preserve the REAL SID-chip sound, instead of an emulated result.
But ofcause you're right. By using standard headphone-out you'll preserve the REAL SID-chip sound, instead of an emulated result.