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FamiTracker is a free windows tracker for producing music for the NES/Famicom-systems. The interface is based on MadTracker and should be easy to use if you've been using trackers before.

One of the features is NSF-file exporting. That allows music created in this tracker to be played on the real hardware, or even for for use in your own NES-applications.

Some other features:
 * Full real-time emulation of all channels
 * Internal PCM to DPCM-sample converter
 * MIDI input devices are supported
 * NTSC & PAL modes are both supported

Bug-reports, comments and suggestions are welcome.
Source is available under the GNU General Public License.
 

- News -
2011-08-20 Version 0.3.7 is ready. News this time:
 - Added MML string copy/paste to VRC7 instrument editor
 - Added VRC7 built-in patch display
 - Added MML string copy/paste to FDS waveform editor
 - Added pattern font size selector
 - Added single instance option
 - Added play option to FTM file type in file explorer
 - Added context sensitive help (F1)
 - Added Ctrl+select to do whole channel selections
 - New effects:
   * H = FDS modulation depth
   * I = FDS modulation speed, high part
   * J = FDS modulation speed, low part
 - Shortcuts with removed keys are saved
 - Fixed a crash bug when frame preview is disabled
 - Fixed a sequence editor crash bug
 - Fixed another VRC6 release sequence bug
 - Fixed the PAL flag bug when loading PAL FTMs
 - Fixed a pitch effect (Pxx) bug in exported NSFs
 - Fixed a portamento effect (3xx) bug on noise channel in exported NSFs
 - Fixed MIDI sync clock receiver
 - Fixed a square channels emulation bug
 - Fixed a song editor bug
 - Fixed a problem when saving VRC6 instrument files
 - Fixed a small vibrato export bug

2011-01-23 Version 0.3.6 is ready. This update contains mostly bug fixes, and a few new additions:
 - Added support for importing modules as songs
 - Added a shortcut option to show/hide control panel (in settings/shortcuts)
 - Added alt+left/right to move to left/right channel
 - Added select block begin/end commands (Alt+B/E, available in IT-mode)
(A complete list of fixed bugs can be found in the readme.)

The plugin export interface is also updated by Gradualore. A new example exporter is available: exporterplugin.zip
2010-07-24 FamiTracker now has support for export plugins, thanks to Gradualore (from nesdev boards).
He has provided an example exporter and sound driver to demonstrate the functionality, it can be found here: exporterplugin.zip
It also contains all info needed to create own plugins.

2010-07-23 Version 0.3.5 is now out with support for FDS and VRC7 expansion sound
News:
 - Delete key deleted two rows on the bottom row, fixed
 - Entering an instrument column number moves to that instrument
 - Fixed a bug that caused files with 64 instruments to not load
 - Fixed export bug where instruments with empty sequences caused the file to not work
 - New effect Sxx, cut note after xx frames
 - New effect Xxx, DPCM retrigger, xx = delay in frames
 - Added a feature to remove unused instruments and patterns
 - Load/save instrument & DPCM paths bug on Windows Vista & 7 fixed
 - Beeps on Alt+[key] removed
 - Redraws screen on row highlight change
 - Fixed pattern display when frame preview is disabled
 - Fixed the inconcistency when using note delay and speed change on the same row
 - DPCM file preview added
 - CTRL+click in frame editor to queue next frame when playing
 - Added VRC7 & FDS sound
 - Added the note release command.
   (Release-part of sequences is defined by a '/' in the sequence string.)
 - Shortcut editor supports combinations of ctrl+alt+shift
 - Added a new vibrato mode that bends both up and down
 - Fixed a bug that caused corruption when using undo after pattern size change
 - Custom exporter plugin support is added
 

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