VinsCool rearranged the code behind RMT, to hijack the main player and to add features, like automatic AUDCTL control and notation table to fit to any special feature.
There are still limits, but here are some demonstrations of using gen. 2 as some kind of gen A modulations....
@gorgh what so say? Thanks, that you like the result. But there is so much more to it. I really have no idea where to start, but particular the synth is something far from outside the Atari world, but just a direct feature of POKEY. It took more than 40 years to have a software available that hits POKEY'S feature more than 60% , thanks to VinsCool's RMT patching following my request. The barriers have been a lot higher than you might think of, but at the end it is all so tiny. Actually, I want to read some special words from special people, to reveal the achieved things.
Are you sure, you do get the difference here, comparing to a standard POKEY tune?
What makes me wondering on and on is that people start to dislike POKEY tunes when they get more musically.
But we still develop things...
All the problems that appear in today's development exist, because POKEY never has been used as a chip for creating music, just for POKEY tunes. So all features of correctness were missing. But in the last 12 months a lot good things happened.
@emkay - after listening to tens or hundreds of your tunes I think I more or less understand the attitude to your original prods - they are very different than what we hear normally - very simple tunes, simple progression, soothing scales, very regular tempo. Think The Beatles versus Cardiacs. You can argue as much as you want that Cardiacs are better musically, but try to play it at a party. You are Cardiacs of pokey :))) I also listen to Japanese noise techno, so...
It's using the main lead to have "single" and "chorus" instruments by intention. 3 channels because the filter voice is using the same instrument on both channels. It's all about timing programming.
emkay - this is really good, some things to fix... but it is fine, i like this, especially for tribute to dizzy. ultimately it is greate, good sound, marry Christmas :)
