FamiTracker

First off, this is the incorrect place to post this topic. This kind of shit belongs in the Off-topic board of this forum. (The fact that you cannot even get this basic thing right is already concerning.) Second, you are literally just jumping in to claim some fucking music. Are you serious? Do you ...

If you want inaccurate music, then use a VST. JSR, the developer of FamiTracker, has no obligation to add features that break hardware limitations, as that goes against the philosophy of FamiTracker itself.

fuck

i'm doing wily 2 mmu and was going to do wily 3 when i was done

why must you ninja me like this whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Hey, this is pretty damn accurate! I don't hear any wrong notes (but I don't have absolute pitch abilities so I'm not exactly the best judge). The only issue is that the lead is too loud. Try using normalized volumes ranging from 9 to C.

Using Fxx only creates grooves, and does not affect the time signature. To truly change time signature in a song, you must change the number of rows.
I have arranged these for you.

2/4 Timing: 32 rows
3/4 Timing: 48 rows.
5/4 Timing: 80 rows.
12/8 Timing: 96 rows.

Hopefully this helps.

jsr where the fuck are you jesus christ
we've had a ton of stable releases of 0cc-ft and not one of official ft
is this what you want from life

Oftentimes Kevvviiinnn did not follow NES limitations. I do not think the periodic noise he used is possible to recreate on NES hardware, as a result. (If I'm mistaken, feel free to call me out on it.)

Sorry.

The Sxx command is not used on toms, I believe. With those, I set a dedicated volume string or use a note cut.

This is not too bad of an edit - if you are not familiar with the song. The original song used little vibrato (except in the whistle), did not use toms, and did not switch duty cycles in the second pulse channel. (The originals were made in PxTone; I had to manually listen to each separate channel t...

I made a song for MalwareMan. I hope you like it! I spent a lot of time on it, but I think that is time well spent.