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#21787 06/19/05 07:16 PM
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Here are some articles about Atari ST YM effects:

ym303
ymsamp
ymvolum
minymise

They are from an Atari ST disk magazine, and can also be read on the web: Alive online issues

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Thanks, I just compiled SC68 and tried the Chu Chu tunes. *That's* a 2149? Holy @#$%!

#21789 06/19/05 10:50 PM
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to hear some other cool YM2149 music go to this page: the Phattdemo mp3 downloads

those tunes use several effects and i doubt they will play properly in AO wink

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We just got permission to use SC68's next version (yes, it's still in development despite the last version coming out in 2003) in AO to replace our old STSound engine, so don't assume AO's future quality ;-)

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Yes, SC68 has a good sound compared to example WinJam ... i mean the lowpass filter or whatever it's called is much better, sounding more like from a real Atari, but since there was so long ago the latest SC68 was released i am forced to use WinJam because it's more compatible... maybe AO will be the best program soon for Atari ST tunes(sndh) smile

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I'm having some trouble with S98 files in the new Audio Overload; some of the the ones I've downloaded from Rophon's site, PSP , play just the first note and then hang on it. I'm using the Mac version of Audio Overload, if that makes any difference.

I've tried several sets, among them Yu-No and Popful Mail, and many, though not all, exhibit this behaviour. (Misty Blue and Ys do work, oddly.)

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Could you give some specific files that do that?

#21794 06/21/05 05:08 AM
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This is the zip file containing the soundtrack to Yu-No. All of the songs I've tried to play in it exhibit the same bug. The Popful Mail set has the same bugs, once more in all songs I've tried.

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Originally posted by R. Belmont:
Thanks, I just compiled SC68 and tried the Chu Chu tunes. *That's* a 2149? Holy @#$%!
Yeah... that was my thought when I first heard those tracks too! I discovered them via the online radio station Kohina ... those guys have managed to dig up some utterly awesome chip tunes for their playlist.

Also worth checking out: YM Rockerz . A lot of the stuff in those collections is awesome, but particularly worth checking out is 'dYManite' from the 'Warryorz' album. I didn't know the Atari ST's sound chip could do percussion samples like that... not to mention the line sampled from a rap song about a third of the way through. eek

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YM2149 might be a 4-bit soundchip but Atari ST is an 16-bit computer so playing samples is no big deal wink

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