Hello, first post. Relatively new to Famitracker, but I've used it and some other trackers a good bit in the past several months.
When I export a song to nsf and play it back in nestopia or vlc the portamento effect is sometimes much slower in getting to the destination note than it was when I listen to the ftm in famitracker. Sometimes it seems like it's sweeping up from a lower note than the one before it.
I also had this problem with 0.4.1. I've heard of other people having this problem and they suggested I go back to an older version to export the nsf file. I hope this can be fixed so that the song sounds the same in ftm and nsf.
PS: Also seems like samples are louder in nsf than in ftm but that isn't so important to me.
Thanks for the replies, and sorry for taking so long to get back here. I attached the ftm to the first post. The problem is most audible in the Pulse 2 channel.
And just to save you the trouble of creating an nsf for comparison here:
posting to say i've had this problem as well; specifically the issue is using 3xx after a note-off, the note-off makes it pitchbend from a very low note instead of the last note played
Your "problem" is entirely unrelated to the bug discussed in this thread. You're supposed to add 3xx next to the second note, not the first one. Right now, the 3xx effect is causing the note to slide from A#5 (the last played note on the FDS channel) to D-4, then to D-6. Adding 300 next to the first note, then the desired 3xx effect next to the second one will fix your problem.
