I use GoatTracker 2. You can easily get it on any OS but it looks, let's say... "special". If you want something more user friendly try Furnace Tracker. If you were asking about something else all the software I used is in the description.

There's some documentation in the code but basically you create "oscillators" that create produce waveforms, Use one or more as an instrument. The "mods" table allow you to code effects (like vibrato) and apply them to an instrument. I wrote instructions on how to sequence the instruments and add effects in the code.

The driver has many limitations; as far as I know volume, waveform and pitch control is very limited on channel 1, 2 and channel 3 only plays drums or arps. Things like filter and pwm only get updates when the driver isn't doing something more important, though I didn't test the editor so I don't know what's possible or not. I also believe everything is as optimized as possible because pulling all this off on one rasterline, even with all the limitations is incredible.

@Sychamis damn it really is! i wonder if more tunes do that

@@ruby_R53 The driver/editor is the first one listed in the players tab on deepsid. 26 tunes were made on it.

@@Sychamis oh right, i forgot DeepSID exists lol

Someone already made a pc speaker cover of this tune (but there's no electric devices one yet, sadly). Also you forgot about famicommodore :P

@@Sychamis is there like a big playlist of every cocktail hour cover out there because searching the title keeps showing me other irrelevant stuff mixed in

@@kqzo I don't remember seing any, and I can't find one either.

I've been using linux for years lol (but not all the time though). I just didn't bother searching how to get everything I wanted to work until now.

@@Sychamis fair that's even better lol

Even if this technically is one channel, it isn't. My engine can handle and mixes any amount of channels (three in this case). I used the built-in recorder on the website and converted the audio file to wav in order to visualize it. If I get the extra stuff to work I'll make an updated video where each channel is recorded separately.

Instruments in this tune were designed around this limitation so it sounds very nice as it is, but I think it would have sounded less harsh in the usual routine calling rate.

@@Sychamis yeah for sure it would

Yeah, I'd like to get it to help on future covers! Try adding me on discord as I'm mostly active there.

@@Sychamis Sorry about the late reply - KZbin isn't letting me through the comment filtering even though I'm not replying to your message with anything malicious.

​@@doopdee No problem!

Something like 3 hours to get the engine to work and around 10 hours to make the cover.

@@Sychamis interesting, i thought each took about the same time lol

​@@Sychamis and i thought 3 hours was long on a bytebeat...

@@ameen272-amin Well I made that using the power of autism ;)

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Thanks, but I didn't make this tune. I just made the oscilloscope view.

@@Sychamis I sort of guessed, but still, I felt the need to express this. I'll look for more of his stuff now thanks to you. :)

They did it

Thanks for pointing that out, I wasn't sure which note was right and I thought B made more sense (I'm not a musician lol). I'll fix that if I re-release this tune in the future.

Well, my goal is to make music for demos once I get good at composing. I wanted to see how well I could do that with this tune.

@@Sychamis ohh interesting, i guess it won't take very long :)

Thanks! I already release everything I make on csdb, my tunes should be added in the next HVSC update in December.

@@Sychamis i saw that, nice!

I'm honored to see you here, glad you like my stuff! :D I also hope this song gets found in the near future, it's just too good to be forgotten.