Toons from various consoles.
The website for the Famicompo Mini has been updated, releaving that the next edition will start in a few weeks on the 15th August.
Famicompo Mini is an NSF Competition, which is happening since 2004. Everything from the 2a03 to the VRC7 (supported in the new famitracker!) is usually allowed. So check the site often for updates and rules!
Version 0.3.5 is now out with support for FDS and VRC7 expansion sound
News:
– Delete key deleted two rows on the bottom row, fixed
– Entering an instrument column number moves to that instrument
– Fixed a bug that caused files with 64 instruments to not load
– Fixed export bug where instruments with empty sequences caused the file to not work
– New effect Sxx, cut note after xx frames
– New effect Xxx, DPCM retrigger, xx = delay in frames
– Added a feature to remove unused instruments and patterns
– Load/save instrument & DPCM paths bug on Windows Vista & 7 fixed
– Beeps on Alt+[key] removed
– Redraws screen on row highlight change
– Fixed pattern display when frame preview is disabled
– Fixed the inconcistency when using note delay and speed change on the same row
– DPCM file preview added
– CTRL+click in frame editor to queue next frame when playing
– Added VRC7 & FDS sound
– Added the note release command.
(Release-part of sequences is defined by a ‘/’ in the sequence string.)
– Shortcut editor supports combinations of ctrl+alt+shift
– Added a new vibrato mode that bends both up and down
– Fixed a bug that caused corruption when using undo after pattern size change
– Custom exporter plugin support is added
FamiTracker.
Adam Schackart may be Plain Flavored by name, but his music certainly isn’t! Hexadecimator includes six tracks of DMG music influenced by a dream that took place in the summer of 2009, as well as eight years of previously abandoned works. This creates a work that is both somehow fractured and complete at the same time, turning from underclocked churning to high powered energetic music instantaneously.
With cover art by Hannes Pasqualini and vocal and acoustic guitar intro by Andrew Winzenburg.