Audio overload gsf timing mod#

Audio overload gsf timing mod#

MOD and sound effects done entirely by the Slave SH2 and streamed to the sound ram where the sound processor merely handles playback. MOD played entirely by the Slave SH2 and streamed to the sound ram while the sound processor handles sound effects stored completely in sound ram. Sound effects mixed by the Slave SH2 and streamed to the sound ram while the sound processor handle the MOD stored completely in sound ram. to use the hardware mixing for the mod, I'd need to keep all the instruments in sound ram, but that means little space for sound effects. My concern over the sound ram is splitting between the mod and sound effects. My goal is a sfx/mod system for Lapetus since the sound support in Lapetus is pretty slim. You can read all of my verbose ramblings about this topic, and others’ more technical additions including some notes of limitations (particularly that it doesn't rip ADSR envelopes) and possible updates to TONCNV (if CWX were to release the source code), here.Ĭlick to expand.I have done a MOD player on the 32X and have been looking at the Saturn.

I stumbled upon it during a binge of audio software downloading, in a topic where some chump had said it wouldn't work on Saga, but only because they hadn't found any *.TON files and hadn't thought to just try some of the other extensions present on the CD I did the latter, and it worked fine. It works quite nicely, as I was happy to discover. Only basic interface was finished, no sense releasing it(yet).Whether he ever did any more or is even still active, I wouldn't know.ītw, his TONCNV is the program for ripping Saturn samples to WAV.

It encodes Midi Format 0 files into Saturn Seq format. QUOTE mid2seq – Basically does the opposite of what Seq2mid does. CWX did start on a MID2SEQ, but this was as far as it got (publicly):