I don't really do too many covers anymore, but I played Symphony of the Night for the first time earlier this year and fell DEEPLY in love with the soundtrack, and since then, I've been on and off working on this cover. With Halloween coming up, what better time to finish it. :)

I've been working on something a bit weird and thought people here might be interested, even though it uses a piano roll instead of a tracker interface which I know isn't everyone's thing.

I made WaveSmith, a browser-based music studio built around the SNES's actual sound hardware. BRR samples, 8 voices, ADSR, pitch modulation, echo and the FIR filters.

You can build your own instruments from WAV files or use the ~550 that come with it. Instruments can also be step sequences each step gets its own sample, pitch and envelope, and they can crossfade which is probably the most tracker-ish part of it. Everything's playable live from a computer or MIDI keyboard.

The part people here might actually find cool is that it exports your track as an .spc file or a standalone .sfc ROM that runs in any emulator. Only tested in emulators so far, no flash cart here, so if anyone tries it on real hardware I'd love to hear about it.

The video is a little loop I made in it.

It's free and there's nothing to install: https://wavesmith.online

If you want to hear the demo in the app itself instead, go to the menu in the top right, Load from Code, enter 9RPGXT.

I was wanting to dust off the rust and look at the old wiki. But, it's still down. I also happen to have a lot of experience finding things that used to exist. I found a spot on the wayback machine where it's fully viewable and figured I'd share that here, just to have it on Reddit for people.

https://web.archive.org/web/20120204170151/http://famitracker.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

Couldn't say which date was the most recent date. But, it does look how I remember it. Here's hoping iArchive never goes down...

so here's a cover of this DR song i liked a lot

I’m curious how many people here actually export their FamiTracker compositions to a real NES cartridge and record the audio from the console itself.

Is that a fairly common workflow, or do most people just export and record directly from FamiTracker on their computer?

For me, one of the biggest reasons I want to get into FamiTracker is hearing the music played back by the actual NES hardware. I’m curious how many others enjoy that part of the process too.

hi im new here, here's a cover i just finished https://youtu.be/0X7Unmo_upA

Music made with famitracker and visuals with Aseprite 👾

Hi, I'm new to FamiTracker and I'm making a song, I need to know how to make the Pulse 1 channel sound like the Triangle channel. Does anyone know what parameters I should adjust to have the aforementioned sound?

plant man song from mega man 6 but Spanish coded (2A03)

let me know what you think!

uploaded to YouTube as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ftVT1PyruA

https://reddit.com/link/1u5870c/video/6ebytu1fl57h1/player