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Thanks Shiru

Really pleased you've added Octode 2k15 and especially Octode 2k16. That's the next engine I intend to have a try writing for

Phaser x

Thanks for the link and your comments, I've just listened to it. Wow, love that soundtrack

On temporal, the 'beeper' sample was recorded from a ZX spectrum currah speech unit btw.

That's a shame mate. I was looking forward to a new Beeper track in your very recognisable style.

I spoke to Lyndon Sharp yesterday on facebook (he is currently working on music for the Spectrum Next).

I told him about the bubble dizzy engine being extracted and incorporated into 1tracker 0.26.

He says the bubble dizzy music was actually music reused from a game called rally cross but with 2 re-sampled drums, although he says he likes the drums but can't actually remember doing the tweak

Anyway he said to tell Shiru to keep up the good work

And if he fancied adding these newly found drums to the main kit it would be good

Not sure if he means his original engine?

Recently came across a game with a nice engine I'd not heard before.

Bubble Dizzy (1991) with music by Lyndon Sharp.

Sounds 2 channel plus digi drums

Thanks Shiru.

Just tested on my laptop running Windows 10, runs fine.

Thanks utz, sounds great.
Much clearer than on emulators.

Excellent synth on this engine

Haha, I knew you wouldn't be retired from beeper engine creation for long mate

Sounds interesting, I'll check it out later, when home from work

Cool sound utz

Hi guys

I think this is a great idea. As you know, I've always liked to try and include voice-like sounds in my Beeper tunes,
1-Bit Mechanistic, Mechanoid etc.

An engine I'd love to hear is a rombeep one that converts voice sounds right down to basic beeps. Almost like the effect used sometimes on synthpop music where a vocoder effect is turned up to the max.

I've thought of trying to analyse the waveform of some allophones and manually work out a 'beep-set' myself which could be used in a Beeper tune.

I tried it on my cover of 'Difficult for Weirdos' right at the end.

Another Beeper engine idea is QChan+
A hybrid engine with an AY bass channel (buzztone etc.)

I thought maybe one of the channels could be played as standard QChan but also the same notes as AY bass?
That way the song data could be used and exported from Beepola and incorporated into the Qchan+ engine .asm ?

What do you think utz????