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@ I keep seeing people say it on community posts

@MewTheGoob idk what you are talking about, but I haven't written anything about it in community posts ig

@ Ive even seen it on tt, idk why

too!

Yes sure

@@ltva8781 Thanks :D

I don't know, but maybe it's some data. You can spot SID pulse+tri wave there because it's saved as is. As for other PWM-like sounds, I am not sure

Well, it's more about functionality compared to modern synths. 4 channels of sine/tri/pulse wave, 1 with possible controllable lowpass filter. 1 noise channel and 2 8-bit DAC channels. Only 7 in total

github.com/LTVA1/flipper-zero-video-player there's a link to a pack of extra files

Main campus in Harbin

Thanks! It still isn't as accurate and may contain some errors. Relistened it and original a lot of times today before uploading.

But it is an actual fantasy chip. It was added to main Furnace too btw

Yes but I had 2 hours before late night and no cover so it is what it is. If smb makes PowerNoise cover I will upload 2nd version with the cover edited in

I am currently working on new song, but it ended up breaking 31 instrument limit, so when I finish the cover I will cut the song up to the point when there's 31 instrument and export it to fzt format and record a video of Flipper playing it

PA6 pin is audio signal, GND is ground. I connect L (or R) contact of audio jack to PA6 pin and GND contact to GND pin. Audio jack goes into line in of my motherboard. I recorded master audio, then muted all the channels except one to caoture individual channels audio for oscilloscope

I hope soon I will add the synth engine to my version of Furnace tracker and add fzt export so you will be able to write music in Furnace and then play it back on Flipper

Hope it goes well. In the meantime i can listen to this

is it working??

​@@MrDamian1530 yes. Search for Furnace-B fork of Furnace on my github, download it, select FZT sound source. Obey the limitations: only one effect column, no more than 31 instruments, only use the effects that are supported by fzt format. Then you can export fzt file. It will tell you if smth goes wrong

Don't expect more Flipper tracker music though, my main project is Furnace-B now

ok i will still check it tho (makes sense) :D

Yes, in releases there's an archive

Thanks, I just completely missed it the first time I was looking for it. You did fantastic work!

Yes, because for extra noise modes, if only noise wave is playing, frequency is adjusted automatically so that the noise stays in tune

There is no completion state now because Furnace needs a lot lf stuff like hardware export whixh haven't even been implemented properly yet

Спасибо, перевод уже готов, можно скачать билд и попробовать

Not now I guess... The Flipper tracker project is almost abandoned, I occasionally make updates to keep it and video player working on new firmware releases. I also do a little bit of coding for Furnace tracker. And of course I have university things to do...

4 resistors was a hack to bring circuit current down when I was recording into mic input instead of line in (line in seems to have high internal input resistance so I got rid of the resistors but kinda left them hanging around)

Check my Dead Lock cover then. I used 4 SIDs and tried to make it as accurate as I could with 200 Hz update rate (4xPAL VBI)

That's the power of 200 Hz update rate! (not really playable on real hardware because of CPU limitations)

There is a not-so-good path of conversion from MOD or AHX to fzt through klystrack-plus. You will need to make it sound good in klystrack-plus after import, then, in case with MOD, replace samples entirely with your chiptune instruments, then export as fzt (and get rid of warnings, they can show up because flizzer doesn't support what klystrack-plus does). Then you see that on flizzer vibrato, PWM and filter may sound differently, and patch them there (this requires connecting headphones or wiring Flipper to your sound card line in, as I did). Then you are ready to save final fzt...