btw, any clue about how to work with TriloTracker combined with other trackers like MilkyTracker somehow (like importing/exporting among both, or even using .vgm files somehow between the process)? - would be great if text-based file formats could be used too, that would be far easier to convert among them
Hi, There is some very buggy .xm import which no one ever uses. I think writing stand-alone converters might work better. I did make a text based pt3 converter for John when I was starting the work on TT. All info on the file formats for TT can be found on the TT Wiki.
@Huey thanks, and excellent! (anyway, if you have links of them, please share!) - btw, if it might be useful somehow, i tried to develop a .vgm to text-based tracker file on sdlBasic months ago, but they for now only works on ay-3-8910 and sn-76489 - https://vgmrips.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2361 (i think that the last versions are in the last posts! :D ) - i might have a k-051649 version somewhere that i can’t remember, i guess that the results are still far inaccurate when compared to ay-3-8910 and sn-76489
Thank you so much for sharing your compositions. Nothing better than listen your music in real hardware. Step by step you will make a music pack even a music disk. ;)
Is there some bug(s) with playing PSG notes simultaneously?
I'm just starting to learn TriloTracker, and as I was inputting "Moonlight Sonata" into TriloTracker (just the first 5 measures or so) I noticed if I play from the beginning, it repeatedly leaves some notes unplayed, but if I play from middle of the pattern, it does not...
This is on 0.9.2 and I can reproduce this on my NMS8255 consistently...
So I finally got around to checking out TriloTracker a bit with the help of Gryzor's excellent starter pack from http://www.gr87.com/?page_id=905. I would like to check out the instruments provided on disk 2 of the pack, but I can't get it to work.
Does anyone have the instrument files for me? Can be either a working .dsk or just the separate files :)
LOL, to answer my own question... Disk 2 does work, but it's a DOS2 formatted disk with subdirs that didn't play nicely with my openMSX config. Fiddling with my openMSX config made me able to read it (probably forgot to add DOS2 to it or so...)
