This time for the soon to released game Mr Hair and the Kitty Katacombs - Easy Tiger version
The game has an Eastern flavour and cats so I wrote a fitting intro tune
Still having fun with buzkik, love those drums 
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Kewl! Sounds very slick even on 48K. Hoping for a source code release.
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- Direct volume control
- Vibrato/modulation
- Portamento to note
- Doubled sample rate for drums
- Lots of detuning
- 1tracker support
- Pitch represented linearly in cents
- Synthesis code interleaved with logic
What this basically gives is a possibility to seamless linear slides and vibrato that runs inside the rows rather than per frame or per row. Also easy arpeggios that can slide between notes.
It is not a complete engine, just demo code. It basically capable to what the Plip Plop synth is capable of, plus clean vibrato that can be applied to one or both oscillators.
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https://battleofthebits.com/arena/Entry … afe/75663/
Recorded from my trusty 48K Rubber keyed speccy as usual
]]>Attached zip file contains the source module as well as the converted .asm and compiled .tap files. To get the same result when compiling for yourself you need the linear pitch xm2tritone converter, and you need to specify the clock rate as 3475804 (i.e. "xm2tritone.exe rubicon.xm 3475804" in the commandline).
]]>I put the new XM-to-Tritone converter with better detune support through its paces with this. Picked this track specifically because of its usage of finer vibratos and some pitch sliding to really give it a proper spin. Many thanks to utz for writing up the new detune conversion code!
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Still most comfy with the Tritone engine after all these years.
]]>A Pinpulse in Space, recorded from real hardware as always
This time for the soon to released game Mr Hair and the Kitty Katacombs - Easy Tiger version
The game has an Eastern flavour and cats so I wrote a fitting intro tune
Still having fun with buzkik, love those drums