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You could do this with a distortet Namco N163 wave. It sounds kinda like an Atari ^^
But remember: If you want to access deep tones, you've gotta have multiple chnnels enabled (it's got soemthing to do with the frequency divider)
Example attached
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I was able to get something pretty similar by just making an instrument with a "| 0 1" duty cycle envelope, playing an E-1 on a pulse channel, and changing the engine speed (tracker > engine speed > custom) to something higher. Different speeds will cause different aliasing; somewhere around 240-250Hz seems to get close, but even a 1 Hz difference will change the aliasing pattern so it sounds different.
I really wish the engine speed dialog would let you type in the speed since the slider isn't accurate!
Some other places I've tried to conquer:
[url=http://chipmusic.org/ch3dd4r]Le Chipmusic
[url=http://battleofthebits.org/barracks/Profile/CH3DD4R/]Le BattleOfTheBits
If you want an easier solution you could just use Raster Music Tracker if you want. Somtimes its better to switch systems depending on what you want to do.
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[quote=jfbillingsley]I was able to get something pretty similar by just making an instrument with a "| 0 1" duty cycle envelope, playing an E-1 on a pulse channel, and changing the engine speed (tracker > engine speed > custom) to something higher. Different speeds will cause different aliasing; somewhere around 240-250Hz seems to get close, but even a 1 Hz difference will change the aliasing pattern so it sounds different.
I really wish the engine speed dialog would let you type in the speed since the slider isn't accurate![/quote]You can use the left/right arrow keys to move 1 point up/down.
