Fib Gibbley has recently posted on the NESdev BBS an XML script for Notepad++ that highlights pertinent PPMCK (a 2a0x MML parser) commands and context.
Pretty text for MML, wootz! :D
Category: resources
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8Bitone Tutorials
[kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/SFMUHyzu-Q8" width="425" height="344" allowfullscreen="true" fvars="fs=1" /]For those on the fence about the new 8bit iphone app, there are a number of tutorials online.
8Bitone(ja): http://www.yudo.jp/music/ei…
8Bitone(en): http://www.yudo.jp/en/music…
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On the Japan Tip..
kami68k writes in with the following updates:
The NSF Player for the Gameboy Color has been updated (the last version was from like years ago)
http://www.geocities.jp/submarine600/html/nsfv2.htmlYMCK updated their Magical 8-Bit Plugin for the Mac:
http://www.ymck.net/english/index.htmlNRTDRV, the MML Compiler / Driver for the Sharp X1 has been released to the public (+ they posted a new demosong today):
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C64 Jukebox online!
I thought this was a very cool idea which I hope gets bigger! It’s like a last.fm scrobbler for SID music:
There is a new community driven C64 Jukebox on Twitter
Are you curious what other SID fans are listening to right now?
Do you want to play those tunes with one single click?Follow the C64 Jukebox on Twitter:
Tweets by c64_jukeboxPlay button clicks on http://web.archive.org/web/20140208082456/http://www.hardsid.com/ , ACID64 and the HardSID 4U Winamp plugin are all feeding this jukebox. It sends a .sid file link with each update, so you can play right from Twitter.
Not for HardSID users only – anyone can use it even with emulation
Initial idea: Wilfred Bos, https://www.acid64.com/
Final concept/development: http://web.archive.org/web/20140208082456/http://www.hardsid.com/via C64 .sk.
Check Peter’s post about ACID64, with more info regarding the player, clicking here!
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Lil’ Bits!
[kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/BGr55cAnmmw" width="425" height="344" allowfullscreen="true" fvars="fs=1" /]Tiny Cartridge has news of the US release of PictoBit: The second-best DSiWare game, Art Style: PiCOPiCT (right under Art Style: Hacolife), is finally available in North America as PiCTOBiTS. It is imperative that you purchase this addictive puzzler, if nothing more than for its YMCK remixes of classic NES/Famicom songs:
“Super Mario Bros. Part 5” by YMCK
“Super Mario Bros. Part 4” by YMCK
PiCOPiCT’s “Ending” (Credits) song by YMCKMake sure to read my PiCOPiCT review, too.
And a positive review of Reformat the Planet. In other bits:
- Neil Baldwin has updated his Duty Cycle Generator blog, this time with background and audio of the game Ferrari Grand Prix.
- Little-Scale has provided a new “Chip Tune Music Uploader” the idea is to avoid ugly media fire or similar download sites. But seriously kids, get a website!
- Finally, VORC has upped a new demo video of 8-Bit Prophet