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No-XS
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 79 |
Goattracker ARP pulse table + vibrato
This concerns Gopattracker2
Question 2 first:
Does vibrato in the instrument have any effect when you use a standard 41 arp wavetabel?
Question 1:
I have little inspiration. If you think of a nice pulse table, you will be creditted for the next demotune I make.
If you have no clue then just give me 4 random numers,
1 number: #81-#FF + 1 number: #00-#ff
1 number: #00-#7F + 1 number: #00-#ff
Maybe even 2 times :) |
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cadaver
Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1160 |
Vibrato doesn't have effect during arpeggio, as arpeggio overrides the pitch, and to save rastertime, there is no calculation like "finalPitch = pitch + vibratoPitch" |
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Linus
Registered: Jun 2004
Posts: 639 |
You can kind of cheat your way through the vibrato on ARPs hell by using something like this:
41 04
01 80
41 05
01 80
41 09
01 80
FF whereever
Regarding the pulse program, what kind of instrument do you need it for? |
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No-XS
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 79 |
Quote: Vibrato doesn't have effect during arpeggio, as arpeggio overrides the pitch, and to save rastertime, there is no calculation like "finalPitch = pitch + vibratoPitch"
Thanks! Was really in doubt somehow :) |
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No-XS
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 79 |
Quote: You can kind of cheat your way through the vibrato on ARPs hell by using something like this:
41 04
01 80
41 05
01 80
41 09
01 80
FF whereever
Regarding the pulse program, what kind of instrument do you need it for?
Cool! I was indeed working with the leftside of the wavetable these days. The delay effect makes it very cool indeed!
The arps are short stacked, house-like chords; 13 of them..some get too high since they exceed 0C. I hate that on sid.
But I received some instruments from a mister GH. New arps and bassdrums.
Been composing/making 8 tunes in the last weeks for an upcoming demo with loose parts. So they have a choice. This tune is quickly becomming a personal favorite although nobody else seems to care much about it :-P |
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No-XS
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 79 |
Quote: You can kind of cheat your way through the vibrato on ARPs hell by using something like this:
41 04
01 80
41 05
01 80
41 09
01 80
FF whereever
Regarding the pulse program, what kind of instrument do you need it for?
Testing it now, and damn! this is some next level stuff :D |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 954 |
Quote:
The arps are short stacked, house-like chords; 13 of them..some get too high since they exceed 0C. I hate that on sid.
Just pitch your tune a good old half note down. :) |
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GH
Registered: Sep 2014
Posts: 77 |
rearrange :D |
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Linus
Registered: Jun 2004
Posts: 639 |
Quote: Quote:
The arps are short stacked, house-like chords; 13 of them..some get too high since they exceed 0C. I hate that on sid.
Just pitch your tune a good old half note down. :)
Eh, why is it a problem exceeding C? |
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Frantic
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 1648 |
I don't get it either |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 954 |
Quote: rearrange :D
Best advice ever. :) Rearranging helps to break that dreaded 0C lock-in. |
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No-XS
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 79 |
Quote: Eh, why is it a problem exceeding C?
Arps that start with 0 and go beyond C just start to sound weird (in my ears). Sorry, was not very clear when I typed it :)
Anyway...the 01 80 command seems to make a truckload of rastertime for the sid? |
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No-XS
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 79 |
Quote: Quote:
The arps are short stacked, house-like chords; 13 of them..some get too high since they exceed 0C. I hate that on sid.
Just pitch your tune a good old half note down. :)
Yeah, the tune is now -5 even, and now it works like a charm! |
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Linus
Registered: Jun 2004
Posts: 639 |
Quote: Arps that start with 0 and go beyond C just start to sound weird (in my ears). Sorry, was not very clear when I typed it :)
Anyway...the 01 80 command seems to make a truckload of rastertime for the sid?
It does indeed :)
But let 'em lazy ass coders work around that issue. No retreat, no surrender! |
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Hein
Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 954 |
Quote: It does indeed :)
But let 'em lazy ass coders work around that issue. No retreat, no surrender!
And make sure you use the buffered SID-writes setting for extra sound stability. |
