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added on the 2016-06-20 20:12:01 by Kylearan |
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I don't know enough about composing to judge how easy to use the editor is, but considering that the option so far has been for the musician to write his songs as byte-definitions in code, I imagine this will be a huge improvement, and increase the number of possible musicians that you can start bothering about making VCS tunes considerably!
Thumbs up!
Thumbs up!
Looks cool
Supercool!
Great job! :)
I won't be able to use this considering my musical "skills" but kudos for releasing a tool that looks and feels so polished and professional, with a special mention for the very complete manual!
super awesome =D
thanks for this tracker <3<3<3
thanks for this tracker <3<3<3
Finally a proper tracker for VCS? Instant thumb!
tool + manual thumbs
What's the procedure for compiling this thing from source? There's no makefile...
@jmph: there is a .pro file, qmake (from Qt dev tools) can generate a Makefile from that.
Very professional package (great manual!) and a very useful tool for VCS musicians.
Took a look at the source release. Awesome, usable and all the other positive words are in order.
What exocet said.
Cool and versatile tool, but I was able to make some tunes with it during Revision that sounded completely unlike in tracker and in the emulator. I think it should at least try to mostly enforce certain limits for that to not be possible
Here's my test track to really try to break it but still sound interesting:
http://low.fi/~visy/testtrack.ttt
http://low.fi/~visy/testtrack.ttt
(which will just sound absolutely unlike that after exporting)
very nice!
new tool for VCS.. Awesome!
Tried it a bit, seemed quite intuitive without reading the manual. Must do a tune one day :)
@Kylerean: upgraded to the release version and seems that the chord progression is still off with the tempo, when I compare the version between the tracker and the player. The instrument sounds are pretty close to the tracker sound now though.
Obvious thumb (:
I see battleofthebits discovered this too, which should hopefully bring some much-needed musicians to the VCS scene
I see battleofthebits discovered this too, which should hopefully bring some much-needed musicians to the VCS scene
w00t! awesome :D
Thanks for all the efforts put into this, documentation, talk, opening the source, ...
Got my paws on an early beta of this, really nice tool, hopefully we'll be hearing some next level TIA tunage in future VCS demos. Sorry Kylearan for not completing my demo-track in time for the initial release, am still up for doing something in a future prod, though!
Great tool, makes me wanna try 2600 stuff! And the manual is awesome, worth reading just to learn more about this challenging platform. Thanks for publishing it!
@Kylearan - haven't gotten around to building it yet so I'm running the Windows version on WINE. It seems to be assuming a QWERTZ keyboard for note entry - i.e. the Y and Z pitches are swapped on an English keyboard. Is there a way to fix this?
really cool
Derp, should've RTFM. :P
Praise for solving my most difficult problem when coding on the VCS: Convincing a musician.
BUT: Come'on you cant put a MANUAL in a demo tool. In proper English? With DIAGRAMS and SCREENSHOTS? That's really a no-go for me and probably means the end of the scene is near. Sigh.
BUT: Come'on you cant put a MANUAL in a demo tool. In proper English? With DIAGRAMS and SCREENSHOTS? That's really a no-go for me and probably means the end of the scene is near. Sigh.
This is truly an outstanding achievement.
Just succeeded building it under Linux (with QT 5.5.1). Works fine apart from a few visual glitches - fullscreen doesn't work properly, and some text in the Options tab is cut off. Nothing that really impairs functionality, but I thought I'd let you know anyway.
Just succeeded building it under Linux (with QT 5.5.1). Works fine apart from a few visual glitches - fullscreen doesn't work properly, and some text in the Options tab is cut off. Nothing that really impairs functionality, but I thought I'd let you know anyway.
Just GREAT!
A major step, not only for VCS demo music but also for VCS game music, I hope.
A major step, not only for VCS demo music but also for VCS game music, I hope.
One small step for a man, one giant leap for TIA tracking.
Very cool stuff.
I've played with this a bit at Revision and it is super rad. Hella.
Compiled under linux, got segfault upon exit:
~/src/tiatracker (master) $ ./TIATracker
using qt5ct plugin
Unable to open keyboard shortcuts file keymap.cfg!
qt5ct: custom style sheet is disabled
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Suspect: exit signal from window manager / sdl2 not handled properly
~/src/tiatracker (master) $ ./TIATracker
using qt5ct plugin
Unable to open keyboard shortcuts file keymap.cfg!
qt5ct: custom style sheet is disabled
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Suspect: exit signal from window manager / sdl2 not handled properly
thumb³
Really useful demotool here!
Thanx a lot!
Really useful demotool here!
Thanx a lot!
lookin' good
Almost missed the updates, did you announce at AtariAge?
Seems like a great tool. Any chance of getting export to KickAssembler format?
Woohoo! Finally - a decent TIA tracker tool :-)
Awesome!
I made the ttt files playable in rePlayer
Thank you for making the source code available!
Thank you for making the source code available!
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
* Windows binaries
* For Linux and OS X, use "wine" or compile the source (uses Qt and SDL)
* Manual
* Source
* Seminar talk from Revision 2016
TIATracker comes with an example track by Dok Sae/Flush from the demo "odd", used with permission.