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Posted By
SVS
on 2020-09-15
14:09:05
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Nice! And the mini raster FX too 
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Posted By
Mad
on 2020-09-15
14:12:03
| Re: Something to listen to
Nice sound the ?vibrato? sounds cool!
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Posted By
Spektro
on 2020-09-15
14:42:07
 | Re: Something to listen to
Thanks The music routine has only vibrato and volume slide effects at the moment. I wrote the tune for testing those. I still need to optimise the code and add new effects, like arpeggio.
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Posted By
KiCHY
on 2020-09-15
14:55:12
| Re: Something to listen to
Please build it in par with its dedicated editor. Or add an editor later. Or not if you'd like to keep it for personal purposes. Meh, do what you want! 
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Posted By
Luca
on 2020-09-15
15:33:22
 | Re: Something to listen to
KiCHY regarding music editors: is there hope to reprise *that* editor you'd built around *that* player?  I would love it...
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2020-09-15
18:08:30
| Re: Something to listen to
Nice!
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Posted By
Spektro
on 2020-09-16
07:52:48
| Re: Something to listen to
@KiCHY
A user friendly music editor would be nice The music routine is currently not based on tracks and patterns. I wanted to see if a single stream of music data would work. However, that may change in the future.
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Posted By
aNdy/Cosine
on 2020-09-16
15:39:11
 | Re: Something to listen to
Nice!
Assuming the bottom bar is showing raster time taken, it seems quite efficient at present. Do you anticipate extra effects like arpeggio taking a bigger chunk of raster time?
And I like learning new things, so I'd vote for an editor to go with the player. Nothing too fancy, just the full works!
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Posted By
Spektro
on 2020-12-02
09:20:58
| Re: Something to listen to
The white raster lines show how much time is spent for reading the notes and effect commands from the data stream. The grey lines show the time spent for performing the effects.
I've now added an arpeggio effect and it appears to be surprisingly fast in my initial tests. At the moment I have vibrato, volume slide, tremolo, and arpeggio effects ready, and I plan to add two more effects: glissando and portamento. I'm not yet sure if I should simulate two ADSR envelopes, or keep the current system which just turns the sound on and off.
Reading the data stream is inefficient. It needs to be improved. As well as the vibrato effect, which is too slow.
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Here is a new test tune using the new features: http://www.janne.peraaho.kapsuuli.net/releases/applications/plus4/courage.prg
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Posted By
Luca
on 2020-12-02
13:39:07
| Re: Something to listen to
A step further into a new player, great suff! Keep going, Courage!
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Posted By
aNdy/Cosine
on 2020-12-02
15:50:04
| Re: Something to listen to
Keep up the great work!
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2020-12-02
16:08:26
| Re: Something to listen to
Neat! Thanks for sharing!
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Posted By
Mad
on 2020-12-02
16:48:12
| Re: Something to listen to
Wow! Nice! Already could fit into a bigger production! Keep up with the great work!!
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Posted By
Spektro
on 2020-12-04
09:44:35
| Re: Something to listen to
Thanks I still have to figure out how to make the player and the songs smaller. They consume a lot of memory in their present state.
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