Since nicetas_c is no longer with us, I'll take it upon myself to maintain a requests list for FT 0.3.7b. Plus, that way I can sticky it and prevent it from being buried.
There's a Pxx bug on the VRC6 (square) channels wherein P81 is like P80 on export, P82 is like P81, etc. I posted about it somewhere else on the forums in a less concise fashion. Err that's if bug reports belong in this thread anyway.
A panning effect. T00 is fully panned to the left, TFF is fully panned to the right and T80 is in the middle. And yes the effect will be called Txx.
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iGotno_scope wrote:
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Neither is Clock speed other than 60hz [edit:] (50hz PAL iirc). But famitracker has that. But it isn't totally necessary. The current workaround is to export each channel individually and edit the panning yourself via your favorite sound editor (audacity in my case). And if there is panning, then surely there needs to be a way to do stereo sweeps. Which I can't see being easy to implement in famitracker, but wholly doable to your heart's content in audacity.
An effect to change what FM patch you are using with the VRC7 would be neat (Kinda like Vxx on the square channels, but switches between the patches of sounds in the VRC7 instrument).
Multiple Custom Instruments with VRC7 being used without the thing going completely wonky. Also, the tempo being inconsistent at anything other than 150 (I think) is kind of annoying.
Also, this may be far and beyond the next release, but I wonder if this will ever be possible in Famitracker...
Multiple Custom Instruments with VRC7 being used without the thing going completely wonky. Also, the tempo being inconsistent at anything other than 150 (I think) is kind of annoying.
I believe both of these issues are due to limitations of the original hardware.
I believe both of these issues are due to limitations of the original hardware.
I'd say it doesn't matter imo. Like explained above, rediculous clock speed changes aren't supported and like in that video I showed, that isn't possible either. The way I see it, if you want to stick to the limitations, you should be able to, but, if you want to be creative and use every expansion chip and do some really amazing things, you should be allowed that as well.
The way I see it, if you want to stick to the limitations, you should be able to, but, if you want to be creative and use every expansion chip and do some really amazing things, you should be allowed that as well.
Well, I disagree. I feel the whole point of Famitracker is to be able to export to NSF, which will play back on real hardware. FTM playback has to sound as close to real hardware as possible.
