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added on the 2016-11-29 01:35:02 by jammer  |
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Groovy music track! :)
rulez added on the 2016-11-29 02:26:39 by ramon 
Groovy track indeed, and the visuals work well.
For the record - that's my first bigger piece of code I dare to publish so, please, be gentle ;)
nice track
haha, this is rad :D hard not to feel like this would've been better as part of a larger demo, and perhaps with some logo deformation, but I think it's pretty nice as-is :)
also +1 for lots of sync, that made this a lot more fun than it looked in the screenie :)
:)
Neat!
Some technicalities:
- my own rudimentary sample player using waveform method (restarting phase of triangle wave with appropriate pitch - identical with THCM routine), updated every 2nd rasterline which results in sample frequency of approximately 7812Hz
- sample data stored as 4bit and decompressed/quasi interpolated in runtime
- sample buffer split in two parts across the screen (78 bytes each)
- rasterbars updated in NMI calls together with sample output
- controller routine, which retrieves parameter/marker from Goat Tracker tune, modifies current sample pointer, all colours and opcode for operations done on rasterbars' colours (AND/EOR/ORA)
- text scroll updated in main loop (together with available rastertime in scroll area) to suck on every cycle available and keep up with frame (now, that was a bitch!)
- everything uses first memory bank strictly which was most probably unnecessary on my part and only made life harder :D
- my own rudimentary sample player using waveform method (restarting phase of triangle wave with appropriate pitch - identical with THCM routine), updated every 2nd rasterline which results in sample frequency of approximately 7812Hz
- sample data stored as 4bit and decompressed/quasi interpolated in runtime
- sample buffer split in two parts across the screen (78 bytes each)
- rasterbars updated in NMI calls together with sample output
- controller routine, which retrieves parameter/marker from Goat Tracker tune, modifies current sample pointer, all colours and opcode for operations done on rasterbars' colours (AND/EOR/ORA)
- text scroll updated in main loop (together with available rastertime in scroll area) to suck on every cycle available and keep up with frame (now, that was a bitch!)
- everything uses first memory bank strictly which was most probably unnecessary on my part and only made life harder :D
Nice vibes
Masterpiece.
Music sounds great!.. Don´t like the vocal sample, but it works ;)
Excellent music and nice visuals too.
Really nice one!
nice
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