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"Time" – BeRoTracker test draft track (with Pattern Matrix, Channel Patterns, OPL3 FM Synthesis)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udeYsME6cYI
"Time" is a work-in-progress test track, written to put the newest BeRoTracker features through their paces. It is a draft: the song is not finished, the features are fresh, and details may still change.
What you are seeing:
▸ Pattern Matrix
An overview of the whole song: every pattern against every channel, one cell each. At a glance it shows which channel of which pattern holds its own notes and which one reads from a shared channel pattern, and whether that channel pattern comes round again inside the pattern.▸ Channel Patterns
A channel's column can live on its own and be reused. Any number of patterns can point at the same channel pattern, so a bassline or a drum part is written once and plays wherever it is referenced. Edit it in one place and every pattern using it follows. Each use can start at its own row (phase), and a channel pattern can repeat after a set number of rows, independent of how long the pattern is.▸ OPL3
FM synthesis of the Yamaha YMF262 (OPL3), emulated inside the tracker. In this song the FM voices and the samples play side by side in the same patterns, written in the same editor, with no separate FM module or second tracker involved. -
"Time" – BeRoTracker test draft track (with Pattern Matrix, Channel Patterns, OPL3 FM Synthesis)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udeYsME6cYI
"Time" is a work-in-progress test track, written to put the newest BeRoTracker features through their paces. It is a draft: the song is not finished, the features are fresh, and details may still change.
What you are seeing:
▸ Pattern Matrix
An overview of the whole song: every pattern against every channel, one cell each. At a glance it shows which channel of which pattern holds its own notes and which one reads from a shared channel pattern, and whether that channel pattern comes round again inside the pattern.▸ Channel Patterns
A channel's column can live on its own and be reused. Any number of patterns can point at the same channel pattern, so a bassline or a drum part is written once and plays wherever it is referenced. Edit it in one place and every pattern using it follows. Each use can start at its own row (phase), and a channel pattern can repeat after a set number of rows, independent of how long the pattern is.▸ OPL3
FM synthesis of the Yamaha YMF262 (OPL3), emulated inside the tracker. In this song the FM voices and the samples play side by side in the same patterns, written in the same editor, with no separate FM module or second tracker involved. -
"Time" – BeRoTracker test draft track (with Pattern Matrix, Channel Patterns, OPL3 FM Synthesis)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udeYsME6cYI
"Time" is a work-in-progress test track, written to put the newest BeRoTracker features through their paces. It is a draft: the song is not finished, the features are fresh, and details may still change.
What you are seeing:
▸ Pattern Matrix
An overview of the whole song: every pattern against every channel, one cell each. At a glance it shows which channel of which pattern holds its own notes and which one reads from a shared channel pattern, and whether that channel pattern comes round again inside the pattern.▸ Channel Patterns
A channel's column can live on its own and be reused. Any number of patterns can point at the same channel pattern, so a bassline or a drum part is written once and plays wherever it is referenced. Edit it in one place and every pattern using it follows. Each use can start at its own row (phase), and a channel pattern can repeat after a set number of rows, independent of how long the pattern is.▸ OPL3
FM synthesis of the Yamaha YMF262 (OPL3), emulated inside the tracker. In this song the FM voices and the samples play side by side in the same patterns, written in the same editor, with no separate FM module or second tracker involved. -
"Time" – BeRoTracker test draft track (with Pattern Matrix, Channel Patterns, OPL3 FM Synthesis)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udeYsME6cYI
"Time" is a work-in-progress test track, written to put the newest BeRoTracker features through their paces. It is a draft: the song is not finished, the features are fresh, and details may still change.
What you are seeing:
▸ Pattern Matrix
An overview of the whole song: every pattern against every channel, one cell each. At a glance it shows which channel of which pattern holds its own notes and which one reads from a shared channel pattern, and whether that channel pattern comes round again inside the pattern.▸ Channel Patterns
A channel's column can live on its own and be reused. Any number of patterns can point at the same channel pattern, so a bassline or a drum part is written once and plays wherever it is referenced. Edit it in one place and every pattern using it follows. Each use can start at its own row (phase), and a channel pattern can repeat after a set number of rows, independent of how long the pattern is.▸ OPL3
FM synthesis of the Yamaha YMF262 (OPL3), emulated inside the tracker. In this song the FM voices and the samples play side by side in the same patterns, written in the same editor, with no separate FM module or second tracker involved. -
"Time" – BeRoTracker test draft track (with Pattern Matrix, Channel Patterns, OPL3 FM Synthesis)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udeYsME6cYI
"Time" is a work-in-progress test track, written to put the newest BeRoTracker features through their paces. It is a draft: the song is not finished, the features are fresh, and details may still change.
What you are seeing:
▸ Pattern Matrix
An overview of the whole song: every pattern against every channel, one cell each. At a glance it shows which channel of which pattern holds its own notes and which one reads from a shared channel pattern, and whether that channel pattern comes round again inside the pattern.▸ Channel Patterns
A channel's column can live on its own and be reused. Any number of patterns can point at the same channel pattern, so a bassline or a drum part is written once and plays wherever it is referenced. Edit it in one place and every pattern using it follows. Each use can start at its own row (phase), and a channel pattern can repeat after a set number of rows, independent of how long the pattern is.▸ OPL3
FM synthesis of the Yamaha YMF262 (OPL3), emulated inside the tracker. In this song the FM voices and the samples play side by side in the same patterns, written in the same editor, with no separate FM module or second tracker involved.