Another solution, albeit a pretty convoluted one, would be to import the NSF you want an instrument from, save the FTM, open the FTM in a newer version of Famitracker, export a .txt and read that with your screen reader instead. I'm not sure how much easier this would make your life, but I thought I'd throw the idea out there.
thanks a lot. I'm going to check this out. Notable songs Are track 6 in dance and karayoke (there are 7 days), and track 4 from karayoke studio (policeman's dog, better known to us as the frogger theme!)
I'm looking for N163 instruments for realistic-sounding muted trumpets, muted french horns, and muted trombones. Also non-muted trombones and euphonium. Something like Zamual would make. Would anyone know how to make these or could make them for me?
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Alas, poor Yorick, I knew him, Horatio...
A piss poor/passable/average/good/excellent/amazing (underline your choice) attempt at recreating the "vinyl scratch" effect used in certain C64 tunes...
hummer team? I don't see that in the NSFs I have, all i'm seeing in the copyright header is something like, copyright, see these NSF files for reference.
If you're a huge fan of Lyndon Sharp, (like me) then these instruments are for you.
PS, If your name is Kingcandy, you don't need to import these instruments. this FTM is blank and just contains the instruments, thats all. Anyways, have fun!
Both bass sounds from the Atari POKEY. I posted these a while back, but not in the right place, so I figured I'd repost them here so people can get to it easily.
(Note: The reason bass #2 starts on a G# rather than a C is because that's how it really is on a POKEY. Not sure why.)
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