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OverCoat
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You need to set the note volume to 0, and you enter in a number to the right of the note value, that number being "0" in this case.
It's not exactly the best tracker interface I've come across
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There's a tracker specifically for NSF files called FamiTracker:
http://famitracker.shoodot.net/
but Modplug works too, if you have the right samples and know the limits of the chip sound you're trying to emulate.
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How big of a soundfont?
Judging from all these Sonar questions I'm guessing you haven't configured the program properly yet.
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Hey finalhazard, the problem isn't related to piracy at all.
Though I don't know about Sonar 4 configuration so I'll leave that to someone more experienced.
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GM means it's mapped to the GM standard layout. GS means... the same thing, only mapped to the GS layout.
Also, a tip for the forum: Your topic title should mention the question, instead of it just being "I have a question" etc.
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9/12/03 - Relics of the Chozo is officially out. Thanks to dave for the awesome spotlight! Thanks to everyone involved who made it possible. Thanks to SuperMetroid for being so frigin kick ass. Enjoy.
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Your sigs look like mine, sorta.
Though yours are original ;0
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Sometimes I record stuff I hear in ads on the internet, like that sample I use in the second track on my last album [37 MB lol get the whole thing plx], or long speeches, etc.
The great thing about ambient sounds is that you can record whatever the fuck you want to record, then process it to death to make it fit your song as it changes. It all depends on what you want to hear right at that moment.
I'll tell you what's good for soundscapes? Check this out:
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the FL101 topic is sooo overcrowded and should probably be made into a subforum.
I agree with the overcrowding completely. But I don't know about making another subforum, we already have a lot of those ;0
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What, you want me to code them in notepad or something?
I'm just looking for a tracker I can use, maybe I will learn more than this when I use it.
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I've been saying this: The storybook is what makes this project unique. Releasing the music now just turns it into "any old remix collection" like Metroid/DKC/Doom etc, not that those are bad, but this could be special
Please don't get impatient.
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So it runs VST, but not VST coded on Windows?
I'm either confused or that's very retarded. How is there a difference? There is a conversion AU or something, yes?
How about on the new intel macs? Is there even a difference?
But it seems weird that a Steinberg technology would not run on certain versions of Cubase.
@_@
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Cubase runs VSTi, so look for sfz
at least, I'm hoping it runs VSTi on a mac, but come on, it's Cubase. I thought it supported soundfonts out of the box, but whatever.
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try moving the plugins to the steinberg/vst plugins directory
I highly recommend storing your samples and VST/DX outside the FL Studio install directory. I don't even have to tell you why, it's just better if you use more than one program, or even just FL, so they're a lot easier to find.
For example, all my VSTs and DXs are in C:\VST-DX\
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Oh, and europeans own the chip scene.
The way I see it, it's Japan with the NSF, and Europe with the SID. Notice a lot of artists on KWED are european, like Machinae Supremacy and stuff :3
I'm looking to make .sid files also, I have a C64 emulator but I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT TO DO
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I guess.
FL Studio 6 is out, though.
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the chiptune community is... well I dunno about large, but there are a few standout artists, a lot from Japan, they probably hang out on 2chan.
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Unless you want to write .nsf files, and better control over the sounds.
Though I am unsure how far he wants to go with this. I've had people ask me this before, though it turned out they just wanted the mario coin sound or whatever for their average 3-chord rock band. I guess peach and toad are fine for that sort of thing.
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I made a thread about Craptracker II a few days ago
It's completely online though, however there is an URL provided for sharing.
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That synth you hear is created via the SID Chip, the Commodore 64's sound chip. It has a very unique and cool sound.
So you can make stuff like this, though this song has live guitar and drums on top of the synths
I assume they have so many Last Ninja/Comic bakery/whatever songs is because those are the big C64 titles.
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I have found few actual children's choir samples.
I have a bunch of sampled choir vowels from children that I found in 2001 on findsounds.com, however they are incredibly terrible.
resonation in wall (acoustic treatment)
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