A tool for making N163 and FDS waveforms Posted: 2013-01-03 07:16 (Last Edited: 2013-01-04 01:28 )
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furrykef #43275
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rainwarrior #43276
Interesting. I didn't know Audacity had an embedded lisp interpreter! I should be using this for stuff! Thanks for this.
jsr Administrator #43279
Nice. This would be useful for FDS too if there was a way to select 64 steps instead of 16.
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za909 #43280
Interesting, it usually gives me values between 7 and 13 and nothing else...should I make it even louder? Or not remove the DC offset?
Posted: 2013-01-03 16:37 (Last Edited: 2013-01-03 16:43 )
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cak #43281
Maybe normalize after removing the offset?a similar app not too long ago. Still, it's pretty cool to have this in the form of an Audacity plugin.
furrykef #43284
jsr wrote:
Nice. This would be useful for FDS too if there was a way to select 64 steps instead of 16.
jsr Administrator #43285
There is no text box for it, but the copy/paste wave buttons are actually using MML strings. Try pasting a FDS wave in notepad.
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furrykef #43288
I stand corrected! The original post now has an FDS-capable version.
furrykef #43290
I just added a "normalize result" feature, since I realized that normalizing the input doesn't mean the output will be normalized. That should fix the problems you're having, za909.
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Im_a_Track_Man #43877
YAY! Now I can passively steal Gameboy waveforms (and no one will be any the wiser)!
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arookas #44092
Awesome! I use Audacity already for my Yoshi's Island recreations and this will be of great assistance.
Gamma #44095
This has done wonders for me so far. Thanks for making this!
Posted: 2013-03-29 18:03 (Last Edited: 2013-03-30 00:48 )
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ZexionTehWolf #46071
I'm sure I'll be penalized for bumping an old thread, but I'm at the end of my tether with Audacity.
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jrlepage Moderator #46091
How did you solve it? Going "nevermind problem solved" without mentioning your solution is rude to people who might encounter the same problem in the future.
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