A fork of klystrack chiptune tracker. A bit outdated but very good and comprehensive tutorial is here. To compile from github:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/LTVA1/klystrack
cd klystrack
make -j10
additive mode for current 2-op fm synthdone in v0.44-op fm synth with all 12 algorithms I've found. If algorithm is from OPL3 or Sega chip special tip emerges. Each op has its own macro, filter, envelope, etc. Filter of the main instrument filters overall output of the 4-op stack AFTER individual ops' filters.sort of done in v0.10.0-alpha1 (with 13 algorithms!)commands for setting start and end points of the sample from instrument macro (the result is you can use less samples, e.g. use sine and make lower half sine and upper half sine from the same sample for different instruments)done in v0.9Song info or song comment (separate window with arbitrary amount of text as in e.g. Impulse tracker)done in 0.10.0-alpha3Oscilloscope in instrument editing window which shows current waveform produced by instrumentdone in v0.8Exponential wave in wavegen (mainly for OPL3)done in v0.3- DPCMator in wavegen (convert any sample into DPCM NES format (only 1 step up or down for each step, 6-bit resolution) and save as 8-bit PCM sample)
Killing duplicate samples and relinking instruments to remaining 1 sample (useful for imported xms and its, combined with klystrack's sample compression it would give huge (or not) size reduction)done in v0.5saving wavegen settings as sort of "synth patches"done in v0.3moving klystrack config file fromdone in v0.4C:/Users/%USERNAME%
to app folder which would make app portable16-bit rate setting instead of current 8-bit for crazy rate songs (400 Hz, 800 Hz and so on). If rate is lower or equal to 255, save as 8-bit value (song would be 1 byte smaller!!!)done in v0.8Full range speed setting (not 0-F as now, but 0-FF, it’s anyway saved as 8-bit value). Commands for setting each speed in 00-FF range. Helps in case of crazy rates.done in v0.8More command columns (up to 8, absolutely not related to Furnace)done in v0.8.vgm
file export (oh god it will be crazy). Before export unnecessary complex algorithm checks where user fucked up (used FM instrument or sawtooth wave in case of exporting for 2A03, used anything except noise of 10th channel for Genesis etc.) and tells where exactly..sid
export, possibly steal algorithm from goattracker or smth. 1-8 SIDs, user would specify each SID address (e.g.$6A0F
). Sample support (4-bit and 8-bit).FamiTracker files import (kinda done in 0.10.0-alpha3.ftm
,.0cc
,.dnm
,.eft
and others, one song at a time).dmf
import (probably steal algorithm from… you know).a2m
(Adlib Tracker II) file import.rmt
(Raster Music Tracker) file import.s3m
(Scream Tracker III) file import.it
(Impulse Tracker) file import.MED
(OctaMED tracker) file import.mid
/.midi
file import along with some kind of klystrack own file for creating instrument banksMIDI input supportlol it sort of was there from the very first fork release, but it was proven to work in 0.10.0-alpha2.mptm
import (OpenMPT file, basically IT extenstion with lots of hacks and very poor documentation (cringe)).fur
import. I love how this tracker also uses 16-bit commands (and will probably steal some algorithms from it). Deflemask killer.- maybe some other formats import because it is fun to code the import thing
Custom envelope for instruments and thus more precisedone in 0.10.0-alpha3.xm
(and maybe other formats) import. Maybe make Yamaha FM chips (YM2612 envelope,TL-AR-D1R-TL1-D2R-RR
style) envelope as separate option.
Below are links related to original klystrack. You will not find my releases there. Instead check releases of my fork.
Klystrack is a chiptune tracker for making chiptune-like music on a modern computer.
- Download the latest release or:
- Google for a klystrack tutorial or start exploring, it's mostly just like any tracker.
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