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hello everybody,
I am working on a FamiTracker song that is set at speed 4 and engine speed custom at 71Hz.
The problem is that I created an .nsf file to see how it sounded and while it plays fine in winamp with NEZplug, if I play it in NFSlive! or in Meridian, the song is much slower.
If anyone has a minute to waste and would like to check it out, here are the files:
The problem is in the players, as custom playback rate of NSFs is supported by the format. It's rarely used though, so there may be players that doesn't support it.
NSF live is made by me so I can update it, but I'm not sure about other players. NSFplay/plug is another player that seems to work well in most cases.
Another way to get around it would be to restore the engine speed to default (60 Hz) and use a FB1 command in combination with speed of 4 to achieve 265 BPM. Instruments will be played a little slower though, but I think that's the best way to do it.
Great, thank you jsr, that's what I thought.
I will set the engine speed back to 60Hz, and I will work around the slight slowdown, but (and sorry if this sounds dumb) I am not sure what a FB1 command is, anyone?
Thank you, I'm happy with the start as well, we'll see how the rest goes-
FB1 is an effect that is entered in an effect column (the most right column in any channel). F stands for speed and B1 is the parameter.
Tempo: B1 = 177, Speed: 4.
Tempo * 6 / Speed = BPM, (177 * 6 / 4) = 265 BPM