Here are a few a couple of NSFs exported from this version to prove functionality.
Space Harrier.nsf - My unfinished 5B cover.
Combat.nsf - 3 channels of the song "Combat" from MSX Salamander
Scarlet_Mist_Incident_Fixed.nsf - HertzDevil's FCM10-EX submission. Fixed because he used Envelope speed values to shut off the envelope gen causing loud, high pings or silence whenever the ENV was used.
WARNING: Since this is based on a version of FT with inaccurate 5B mixing, it's much quieter than it should be. If you make 5B instruments that sound alright in the tracker, subtract 3 from all volume values prior to NSF export.
I believe in the current version you just open up Tracker>Detune settings and then change the slider for every deviation from default FT periods. You can then choose to save these deviations into a .csv file and also load 'em.
OK, thanks for telling me. However, I still don't get how the pitch tables in the 'periods.txt' file relates to the Detune Settings at all. For instance, how would I implement the pitch table settings for Mega Man 3-6 into this version of FamiTracker? Is this feature not finished yet?
Sorry for the newbie questions, lol.
*EDIT*
Didn't see your edited post, due to my typing my own post.
I have some feature requests for the next version of 0CC Famitracker.
Wave macros for the FDS.
Faze reset macros for the 2A03 and MMC5.
VRC7 software envelopes for volume, arps, pitch, hi pitch and its frequency operators.
Allow the DPCM importer to play longer than 1 second of sample playback at its highest quality.
The PCM clicking herd in FF3.
the ability to preview what note you are fine tuning.
End of list.
I've been using this to death recently.
However, I found a bug. in the exported nsf, volume 0 on the 5b gets treated as volume 1, causing foobar's silence detection to not work.
