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Arpeggio [Range: $0-$F/$0-$F] Usage: $0 + 1st halfnote add + 2nd halfnote add Arpeggio is used to simulate chords. This is done by rapidly changing the pitch between 3(or 2) different notes. It sounds very noisy and grainy on most samples, but ok on monotone ones. Example: C-3 00 047 – C-major chord (C + E + G, or C + 4 + 7 halfnotes) C-3 00 037 – C-minor chord (C + D# + G, or C + 3 + 7 halfnotes) Portamento up [Speed: $00-$FF] Usage: $1 + portamento speed Portamento up will simply slide the sample pitch up. You can NOT slide higher than B-3! (period 113) Example: C-3 00 103 1 is the command, 3 is the portamento speed. NOTE: The portamento will be called as many times as the speed of the song. This means that you'll sometimes have trouble sliding accurately. If you change the speed without changing the sliderates, it will sound bad... Portamento down [Speed: $00-FF] Usage: $2 + portamento speed Just like command 1, except that this one slides the pitch down instead (adds to the period). You can NOT slide lower than C-1! (period 856) Example: C-3 00 203 2 is the command, 3 is the portamento speed. Cmd 3. Tone portamento [Speed: $00-$FF] Usage: Dest-note + $3 + slide speed This command will automatically slide from the old note to the new. You don't have to worry about which direction to slide you need only set the slide speed. To keep on sliding, just select the command $3 + 00. Example: A-2 00 000 – First play a note. C-3 00 305 – C-3 is the note to slide to. 3 is the command, and 5 is the slide speed. Vibrato [Rate: $0-$F, Depth: $0-$F] Usage: $4 + vibrato rate + vibrato depth Example: C-3 00 481 4 is the command, 8 is the speed of the vibrato, and 1 is the depth of the vibrato. To continue the vibrato, just use the command $4 + 00. To change the vibrato, you can alter the rate, depth or both. Use command E4 to change the vibrato waveform. Tone portamento + volume slide [Speed: $0-$F/$0-$F] Usage: $5 + upspeed + downspeed This command will continue the current tone portamento and slide the volume at the same time. Stolen from Noisetracker 2.0. Example: C-3 00 503 5 is the command, 3 is the speed to decrease the volume. C-3 00 540 5 is the command, 4 is the speed to increase the volume. Vibrato + volume slide [Speed: $0-$F/$0-$F] Usage: $6 + upspeed + downspeed This command will continue the current vibrato and slide the volume at the same time. Example: C-3 00 605 6 is the command, 5 is the speed to decrease the volume. C-3 00 640 6 is the command, 4 is the speed to increase the volume. Tremolo [Rate: $0-$F, Depth: $0-$F] Usage: $7 + tremolorate + tremolodepth Tremolo vibrates the volume. Example: C-3 00 794 7 is the command, 9 is the speed of the tremolo, and 4 is the depth of the tremolo. To continue the tremolo, just use the command $7 + 00. To change the tremolo, you can alter the rate, depth or both. Use command E7 to change the tremolo waveform. Sample offset [Offset: $00-$FF] Usage: $9 + sample offset This command will make the note play from a chosen position in the sample, and not from the beginning. The two numbers represent two most significant numbers of the length of the sample. Handy for speech-samples. Example: C-3 00 923 Play sample from offset $2300. Cmd A. Volume slide [Speed: $0-$F/$0-$F] Usage: $A + upspeed + downspeed Example: C-3 00 A05 5 is the speed to turn the volume down. C-3 00 A40 4 is the speed to slide it up. NOTE: The slide will be called as many times as the speed of the song. The slower the song, the more the volume will be changed on each note. Cmd B. Position jump [Position: $00-$7F] Usage: $B + song position to continue at Example: C-3 00 B01 B is the command, 1 is the song position to jump to. This command will also perform a pattern break (see Cmd. D). You can use this command instead of restart as on Noisetracker but you must enter the position in hexadecimal! Cmd C. Set volume [Volume: $00-$40] Usage: $C + new volume Sets the volume of the currently playing note. The maximum volume is $40. All volumes are represented in hexadecimal. Example: C-3 00 C10 C is the command, 10 is the volume (16 decimal). Cmd D. Pattern break [Pattern Position: 00-63, decimal] Usage: $D + pattern position This command just jumps to the next song-position, and continues playback from the pattern position (line number) you specify. Example: C-3 00 D00 Jump to the next song position and continue playback from pattern position 00. Or: C-3 00 D32 ----------
Glissando
control [Range: $0-$1] Set fine tune [Range: $0-$F] Usage: $E5 + fine tune value Sets fine tune value for the note; overrides sample fine tune setting. Example: C-3 00 E51 – Set fine tune to 1. Use these tables to figure out the fine tune value: Fine tune: +7 +6 +5 +4 +3 +2 +1 0 Cmd. value: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Fine tune: -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 Cmd. value: F E D C B A 9 8 ---------- Set tremolo waveform [Range: $0-$7] Usage: $E7 + tremolo waveform Example: C-3 00 E40 – Set sine (default) C-3 00 E44 – Continuous sine (no retrigger) C-3 00 E41 – Set ramp down C-3 00 E45 – Continuous ramp down (no retrigger) C-3 00 E42 – Set square wave C-3 00 E46 – Continuous square wave (no retrigger) C-3 00 E43 – Set random C-3 00 E47 – Continuous random (no retrigger) Cmd E9. Retrig note [Value: $0-$F] Usage: $E9 + tick to retrig note at. This command will retrigger the same note every number of ticks specified within the space of one note, before playing the next. Where the retrig occurs depends on the speed of the song. If you retrig with value 1 in a song whose speed is 6 that note will be trigged 6 times in one note slot. Retrig on hi-hats! Example: C-3 00 F06 – Set speed to 6 C-3 00 E93 – Retrig at tick 3 out of 6. Fine volume slide up [Range: $0-$F] Usage: $EA + value This command works just like the normal volume slide up, except that it only slides up once. It does not continue sliding during the length of the note. Example: C-3 00 EA3 Slide volume up 1 at the beginning of the note. Cmd EB. Fine volume slide down [Range: $0-$F] Usage: $EB + value This command works just like the normal volume slide down, except that it only slides down once. It does not continue sliding during the length of the note. Example: C-3 00 EB6 Slide volume down 6 at the beginning of the note. Cmd EC. Note cut [Value: $0-$F] Usage: $EC + Tick to Cut note at. This command will cut the note at the selected tick, creating extremely short notes. Example: C-3 00 F06 – Set speed to 6 C-3 00 EC3 – Cut at tick 3 out of 6. Note that the note is not really cut, the volume is just turned down. Note delay [Value: $0-$F] Usage: $ED + ticks to delay note. This command will delay the note by the specified number of ticks. Example: C-3 00 F06 – Set speed to 6. C-3 00 ED3 – Play note at tick 3 out of 6. Cmd EE. Pattern delay [Notes: $0-$F] Usage: $EE + notes to delay pattern. This command will delay the pattern by the specified numbers of notes.
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