#Goattracker instruments manual#

#Goattracker instruments manual#

This manual page was written by GГјrkan SengГјn, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). SEE ALSO ocp(1), milkytracker(1), schism(1).ДЄUTHOR goattracker was written by Lasse Г–Г¶rni. People new to composing in general should look up other information on composing on the C64. If you are familiar with tracker-like programs, then GoatTracker will feel like a simple version of those, though with differences attributable to the hardware. Like most tracker programs, the program is able to import instrument files, create and modify track patterns, set the order of playback of patterns and change details of the song such as the title and author.

For additional multimedia formats that may contain audio, see Video.

The program can also export tunes in SID format, BIN format, or Commodore PRG format for inclusion on a floppy you can stick into a 1541/1571/1581 drive. Electronic Formats concerned with audio and musical data, including sound recording, instrument control, musical notation, etc. It supports emulated output via the software reSID engine, the HardSID soundcard, or the Catweasel (MK3/MK4) controller card, and produces songs in its own format (*.SNG). As was customary in the late 80s, the bass line and drums share a channel, while arpeggios chirp away on their own channel and a simple synth lead claims the third channel. NAME goattracker - C64 music editor SYNOPSIS goattracker DESCRIPTION This manual page documents briefly the goattracker command. From this tune I surmised that a late 1980s sound was required, thus the 'Gamerz Xtreme Theme' (as it became known to me) features quite simple sounding instruments with no filter use or effects.