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Bamu®
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Registered: May 2005
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goattracker + digi-organizer
Im pretty new here, as you can see
Here my Question: How do I combine goattracker and digi-organizer modules? (easy way!!)
the main problem is, that I dont unsterstand assembler - could someone help me?
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 965 |
I tried that, its quite easy to load a goattracker sid (after its saved to a d64) on $1000 in the digi organiser, and place your samples.. if you can find the correct speed (a subtle groove rythm with switching speeds for instance $0c and $0b cannot be done in digi organiser) there shouldn't be too much trouble to add your sample rythm..
But, I've asked around on this forum how to fix the blurry volume problem with goattracker in combination with digi organiser, and havent managed to get rid of that. I probably didnt search good enough to remove the volumesetting from the goattracker sid.. or was it the digiorganiser volumesettings, I'm a nitwit myself. But hopefully you can get a little bit further with the info..
Also dont forget to remove your filters from the goattracker sid..
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Inge
Registered: Nov 2003
Posts: 145 |
In the saved prg/sid file from GT 1.52, you can mask out the volume either by changing the value at $106E to $2C, or you can put three NOPs at $106E. This is easy to do in VICE or in CCS64.
If you have a hex editor, change any occurences of 8D 18 D4 to either 2C 18 D4 or EA EA EA.
This will mask out any volume settings in the SID. |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 965 |
Quote: In the saved prg/sid file from GT 1.52, you can mask out the volume either by changing the value at $106E to $2C, or you can put three NOPs at $106E. This is easy to do in VICE or in CCS64.
If you have a hex editor, change any occurences of 8D 18 D4 to either 2C 18 D4 or EA EA EA.
This will mask out any volume settings in the SID.
Goody, I will try that when I'm home.. thanks for the tip. |
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Richard
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 621 |
If you knew assembly language it would have been (with IRQ) something like this (only sampling for old SID, as I don't know how to cater for new SID):)
SEI
LDA #<IRQ
LDX #>IRQ
LDY #$7F
STA $0314
STX $0315
STY $DC0D
LDA #$01
STA $D01A
LDA #$00
JSR $1000 ;Init goat tracker tune
LDA #$00
JSR $9000 ;Init Digi-Organizer module
CLI
HOLD JMP HOLD
IRQ INC $D019
JSR $1003 ; Play music
JSR $9003 ; Play sample
JMP $EA7E
If you need me to code this little player for you then I be happy to help, all you'd need to do is just mail me and I will quickly come up with the player for you. |
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ice00
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 54 |
you can use even filter (low pass) into Goatracker: check SIDin #6 the article about Digiorganizer (used with Goattracker) |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 965 |
All great tips n trics.. |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 965 |
Quote: In the saved prg/sid file from GT 1.52, you can mask out the volume either by changing the value at $106E to $2C, or you can put three NOPs at $106E. This is easy to do in VICE or in CCS64.
If you have a hex editor, change any occurences of 8D 18 D4 to either 2C 18 D4 or EA EA EA.
This will mask out any volume settings in the SID.
This does not seem to help much. Only tiny improvement. With long notes, the volume keeps fluctuating on the rythm of the sampletrack.. |
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Bamu®
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Registered: May 2005
Posts: 1332 |
Could someone write a tool (PC or c64), that combines digiorganizer modules with normal SID - without writing any line of code? |
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Steppe
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 1510 |
Stephan, it's always the same piece of code. I can precompile it, so you can easily slap it in front of your tune with a hex editor. |
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Bamu®
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Registered: May 2005
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Quote: Stephan, it's always the same piece of code. I can precompile it, so you can easily slap it in front of your tune with a hex editor.
Hi, Stephan
good idea!!!
or maybe someone could progamm a digi-routine for GT?
Since GT is one of the easiest Tracker, also less experienced people could compose cool 4th-channel sound....
Out there are so many skilled coders, right?
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