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Your demo is unique in that not a single channel is apparantley used... on SNES9X, muting the channel does nothing to the sound.

Skipp and Friends doesn't actually use XMSNES, but uses SNESMod. SNESMod is by the same person that made XMSNES. See http://snes.mukunda.com/ .

If you can get a game up and running that uses XMSNES, I'd be really surprised... ^_^

I ended up debugging the IT file myself after converting them myself since one of the tunes had the wrong tempo (turns out I can't go that high in the tempo in one of the subtunes, so my solution was to half the speed and half the tempo)... note that this is done on a Windows computer, not a Mac, so...

That's OK. I've looked up Skipp and Friend's source code and I have a guess on how to get multi-segmented music to play. First, load the music with this code (make sure you have snesmod included in your .asm file via .include ...): ldx #(insert tune ID) jsr spcLoad After that, here's what starts a t...

I've done multiple different types of genres... futuristic, orchestral (not really on realism, though thankfully I don't use what you'd hear in Quicktime when playing MIDI files... for the most part.), medieval, maybe Western, etc. To prove some of this, I'll show you some example tunes. Here's one ...

Want me to make the music for your demo? ^_^ I can do so via SNESMod.

SNESMod supports streaming sound effects (one channel at a time if I presume correctly)... and I presume sampled sound effects.

In my case, I can't even run it. Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Bad version number in .class file at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method) at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:620) at java.security.SecureClassLoader.defineCla...

I'm active on SNESMusic.org, which contains real SPC files of SNES music, if you want to compare them to MD music. It also comes with a list of SPC players for Mac, Windows and Linux.

I also know of a collection of MD music in VGM Format... Project 2612.

I find SNES music much easier to rip than MD music... not to mention that I can't even start with MD music ripping without accuracy issues anyways since I'm on the wrong platform!

If anyone wants to, with a touch of mukunda's SNESMod, I could make the music for these games. Just let me know what to make. ^_^

Actually, 64k of memory, not 32k, unless you want to allowcate some memory for sound effects.

Does a Snes tracker need to be just sampled instruments, or can somebody invent a synthesizer that can easily be emulated on the spc700 and use THAT to make music with? If you've heard of SIDMania, then they've done it, although by streaming the musical data. However, I personally prefer to use sam...

I know of SNESMod by mukunda , which converts IT files into SPC files and usable music for your game. It was used in Skipp and Friends. By the way, have you heard of SNESMusic.org ? They do mainly game SPC sets. And here's a little SNES music gift from me: Download This is actually an IT file. This ...

Made a SPC set of all of the included tunes. Trackcount is 32 tunes... that should be the correct number of tracks. Nice work! ^_^

Download collection

Edit: Oops! I missed one track. The file has been updated to reflect this.