This project really looks interesting. Is this compatible with Visual Studio 2019? (The reason I ask is because a lot of libraries I tried contain code Microsoft simply blocks as being "deprecated". If basic C functions like strcpy can cause a compile error because of that). Since RAD files are quite small (and since I also have a love for the old Adlib tunes) I am considering to add RAD support into my Apollo Game Engine, but what kind of license does the RAD code have?
this is made to be used with the opl3/opl2 sound chips which are way more capable than the famicom chips, on the opl3 for example you have up to 22 simultaneous voices and stereo output and all of this can be played back also on real hardware like the sound blaster 16 sound cards which featured this chi
Man that could have been answered by actually reading the page and seeing that it's for a completely different sound chip... A better question would have been how does it compare to Deflemask...
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Both my browser and my antivirus warn that RADW.exe is a trojan virus. False positive perhaps?
Holy shit, the first version came out when I was seven. BRB learning how to use a tracker. Might take a few months.
This project really looks interesting. Is this compatible with Visual Studio 2019? (The reason I ask is because a lot of libraries I tried contain code Microsoft simply blocks as being "deprecated". If basic C functions like strcpy can cause a compile error because of that). Since RAD files are quite small (and since I also have a love for the old Adlib tunes) I am considering to add RAD support into my Apollo Game Engine, but what kind of license does the RAD code have?
I love what you're doing here :) I wish I had more time to make music with this, I love Adlib FM music!
Thx!
What makes your tracker superior to more widely used freeware like Famitracker?
this is made to be used with the opl3/opl2 sound chips which are way more capable than the famicom chips, on the opl3 for example you have up to 22 simultaneous voices and stereo output and all of this can be played back also on real hardware like the sound blaster 16 sound cards which featured this chi
Man that could have been answered by actually reading the page and seeing that it's for a completely different sound chip... A better question would have been how does it compare to Deflemask...
Really good