FamiTracker

Step 1:
Use 0CC-FamiTracker. No question.
Step 2:
Profit!

Ho boy, there's a lot of issues here. I'll address them in the order which I saw them. 1) There's no percussion, and therefore, no real beat. This would work fine, but the song sounds much emptier without them. 2) The issues with clashing are pretty bad. Use the Pxx effect to detune some of the note...

Bump. I see no reason this cannot get at least one reply, even if it is to say it is alright.

Holy shit it's been a long-ass time since I've posted here, huh? Well, I decided to cover a Mega Man Revolution song because I a) was bored as fuck b) was inspired by the song c) hadn't opened FamiTracker in a while Therefore, I present this. It's probably not my best work so far, but I was satisfie...

I wouldn't call Dust Man lazy, so much as it was just missing any kind of interesting atmosphere to it. 0:14 to 0:33 sounds fine, but the intro and the outro both sound very lacking in inspiration - most notably the intro, which feels like a carbon copy of the notes being played, ignoring the tremo...

After listening to this thoroughly, I can indeed say that this is very well made. As usual, your twist on the Mega Man style using VRC6 once again comes out beautifully. These are wonderful to listen to casually; especially Bright Man's rendition, which is oddly inspiring. However, I agree with MrKy...

AWWWW GODDD YESSSSSS YOU FINISHED IT GUDDDD
Honestly though, I'm looking forward to listening to these.

Another song for CosmicGem's fangame, Mega Man: Shattered Diamond. While it was made in 0CC-FamiTracker, it is compatible with the official build of FamiTracker. Made with a blank instrument.

Criticism is appreciated.

So, on the way home from school today, I was thinking: does changing the tempo from 150 to a multiple of 150 still cause some glitches, i.e. skipping rows and effects?

I'm sorry if this seems to be a silly question, but I'm not too sure.

Overlord99 wrote:Aren't you supposed to lower the sample rate rather than heighten it?

For a long term solution, I found it works rather well.