I'd use it because it's more advanced & it lets you see what's going on for each sound channel.
You can also mute individual sound channels in whatever NSF player you use, so it's a good idea to do it for each channel & listen to how each note plays.
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I'd use it because it's more advanced & it lets you see what's going on for each sound channel.
You can also mute individual sound channels in whatever NSF player you use, so it's a good idea to do it for each channel & listen to how each note plays.
NSFplay is basically the stand-alone NSFplug.
Also, instrumentation through real instruments is most likely impossible, since each song has its own variation on instrumentations.
Instrumentation works best with Nintendo covers - most instruments will fade out at the same rate, or there are simply a long one and a short variation.
The instruments have big issues either: How come there is distorted sawtooth?
Also, instruments 08 and 09 are taken from a CV3J Aquarius cover I did before, except the closed hat's volume is increased. Why not take some more of them so that you have a better mind of CV3J instruments?
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