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Bamu®
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Release id #47893 : Phobos 8580 + GT2 Source
Hi!
What do you think about 1:1 conversions?
Constructive comments are welcome.
Thanks! |
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Bamu®
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Ok, nobody interested - next rips are coming soon.
Whishlist? Anyone? |
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Stainless Steel
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Whatever gets your noodles baked i say.
For my part, i dont really see the necessity.
If you had done a cover in 'Your own' style, i would happily cheer for you.
But in this case, my enthusiasm is little.
But thats just me.
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Bamu®
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The main scope of such 1:1 conversions is to port certain songs into a different player (DUR -> Tracker) and "emulate" them as accurate as possible.
And of course fixing filters for the 8580 and improving filesize/rasterime is nice too. |
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Dane
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Try doing 32 channel XM -> SID instead. |
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Bamu®
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Sure, why not? Using only the relevant sounds & the usage of many arpeggios should help. |
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Hein
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Dane has a point, if you convert 32 channels XM (And I dont mean 16 channels of layered chords, because that's an easy arpegio conversion), it's a lot more fun to find the right accents and put them in 3 channels. I did a few conversions of my own 32 channel XMs to SID, some (Can U See a 8580) were quite difficult (and the SID version doesn't sound very good), because I used various melodies and drum layers at the same time in the original.
btw, BAMU, you're a purist, what you think of the 2 tunes (I think I mentioned it before somewhere) by Reyn: Deadlock tune 2 and Dutch Breeze: The End. Deadlock in MoN player, DB The End converted by Falco Paul to the 20CC player. (without the use of SIDDump (but with original Turbo Assembler sources, I suppose)) |
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Bamu®
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Quote:Dane has a point, if you convert 32 channels XM (And I dont mean 16 channels of layered chords, because that's an easy arpegio conversion), it's a lot more fun to find the right accents and put them in 3 channels. I did a few conversions of my own 32 channel XMs to SID, some (Can U See a 8580) were quite difficult (and the SID version doesn't sound very good), because I used various melodies and drum layers at the same time in the original.
To me it sounds quite good. :)
I think te most difficult thing is to convert 'real' songs, where you can't look into the module.
At the moment I try to convert the italian version of T.S.of.B.W -> really hard. :(
Quote:btw, BAMU, you're a purist, what you think of the 2 tunes (I think I mentioned it before somewhere) by Reyn: Deadlock tune 2 and Dutch Breeze: The End. Deadlock in MoN player, DB The End converted by Falco Paul to the 20CC player. (without the use of SIDDump (but with original Turbo Assembler sources, I suppose))
I'll check it with SIDDUMP.
Quote:but with original Turbo Assembler sources
I suppose this is more accurate?! (& easier to convert?) |
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Bamu®
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Quote: what you think of the 2 tunes (I think I mentioned it before somewhere) by Reyn: Deadlock tune 2 and Dutch Breeze: The End. Deadlock in MoN player, DB The End converted by Falco Paul to the 20CC player.
Checked now. It's quite accurate. Btw. nice tune!
Quote:(without the use of SIDDump (but with original Turbo Assembler sources, I suppose))
Reading/converting SIDDUMP output isn't that trivial as some people maybe think. |
