subz3ro, coder from Slovakia. Monday, 8th February 2010, 12:46
GreaseMonkey: don't know if I'm copying all what you want to say, though.... =)
P.S. Program FAQ is not blank, so is not any of the other content... but there is some bug on the page which requires occasional page refresh (hit F5) to show the full page content... I already told about it to encore longer time ago, but he don't know what's the problem...
Guy.: you mean to use the UI from AdT2? I hardly believe it's usable for your purpose, as it is quite complex and poorly documented... I think better for you would be to start with something easier and maybe improve it further and further (as it was done for AdT2) - unfortunately I don't keep the old sourcecodes, these would be maybe useable
GreaseMonkey, coder from New Zealand. Monday, 1st February 2010, 23:08
Ugh. I'm trying to make an A2M player for FreeBSD (I have a hacked sound driver which creates a /dev/ node for FM purposes) and this thing is a horribly complex beast and half the time I don't actually know what the hell I'm doing.
Just something I need to point out, and subz3ro, you might want to point this out too: A2M requires aPLib 0.26. Y'know when you're on the ibsen software website? Copy the "download aPLib 1.01" link, then scrub away everything after the last slash, and you should get a folder view.
P.S. The "Program FAQ" is blank.
Guy., another visitor from USA. Monday, 25th January 2010, 8:30
Subzero-> In the future, I may try my hand at a little bit of DOS programming and would like to do an OPL3 music program that isn't tracker-like, but more experimental in interface.
If I ever (probably won't, but you never know) get around to it, would it be okay to use your audio source to build an interface on?
Thanks.
Moogle!, listener from Eagleland. Monday, 25th January 2010, 5:10
Well, as you seem to have DOS, you should be able to type EDIT, which would bring up a crude text edtior. Find the .ini file for the tracker, and edit that.
kid versus chemical, musician from USA. Friday, 22nd January 2010, 23:58
Hello all,
I've been using AT2 on and off for a few years now. My Win 95 AT2 machine died, so I switched to a DOS Toshiba laptop, with a slower CPU (133mhz) Does anyone know how to edit the adtrack2.ini file inside DOS, so I can config it for slow cpu? I can't bounce the file to a windows machine because the floppy is messed up, so for now I can only work with files that are already on the machine. Thanks, AT2 is a great program.
OxygenStar, opl3-geek from USA. Thursday, 14th January 2010, 2:19
Whats up adlib tracker peeps ! Just posting a link to my newest album... All songs were made with Adlib Tracker II, and recorded from a Pro Audio Spectrum16 sound card... enjoy!!!
http://www.oxygenstarpower.com/music/OxygenStar-SassyWisdom.zip
Rugxulo, coder from Usono. Wednesday, 6th January 2010, 23:26
The .PAS examples no longer build with FPC (2.4.0), and FPC 1.0.10 is officially dead / deleted / verboten. Any chance on updating them?
[XC3N], musician from Canada. Monday, 28th December 2009, 4:24
ok to answer my own question, it seems the YMF715E-S SA3 chip my laptop has prefers the OPL_Latency=1 setting.... working fine now
XC3N
[XC3N], musician from Canada. Monday, 28th December 2009, 3:53
Hi there,
I got a laptop with a YMF715E OPL3 chip, yet the newer version of AT2 only outputs garbage when I play a module...
if I try with the old version, it detects the chip as OPL2 and then it works...
yet this chip is supposed to be an actual yamaha OPL3 chip... is this chip supposed to be compatible? do I need to tweak the config file somehow?
Thanks!
subz3ro, coder from Slovakia. Monday, 21st December 2009, 11:23
Analog: dunno :-( however, try with the older version (2.3.35) of the tracker, which is here:
http://strony.aster.pl/adlib/trackers.html
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