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Apparently, this is one of the popular games on the TIC-80 , a fantasy computer. This particular song, made by RushJet1, is my absolute favorite from the game, so I felt like covering it using 6 channels of the N163 chip. I made no attempt to make the song sound just like the original (eg. no arpegg...

I'm probably late for this, but n163.ny is supposed go into the Audacity plugins folder and then it can be selected from the plugins window in the program

An MSX2 style cover of a song from the game Bonk's Adventure using only the Sunsoft 5B chip. I made this a while back. Enjoy!

Here's something for Bruce

Sounds good so far, GJRM. Looking forward to hearing the finished song

Perhaps it's the codec you're using? Try using Lagarith Lossless Codec.

So I gave it a closer listen and found... nothing else. It sounds pretty good (although I'm not too familiar with the original, so I don't know if it "stays true" or whatever). The only suggestion I can think of is to lower the sawtooth volume slightly. Unless I set the volume down too lo...

I'm really glad to contribute to this community despite the low traffic this forum receives. In fact, I chose to post something here because the issue with a certain user seems to have been resolved.

So, I was inspired by a PC Engine cover of this song to cover it with the VRC6 expansion chip. Made with 0CC-Famitracker, but the .ftm opens up fine in Famitracker v0.4.6 stable and v0.5.0 beta. Enjoy!

So, in the Wave tab of the N163 instrument editor, if you look above where the piano is, you'll find the wave size and wave position. The latter is what you'll need to change so that a waveform doesn't overwrite another one. This was something I learned from the Famitracker help file.