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Bamu®
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Registered: May 2005
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Release id #39571 : NinjaTracker V2.03
IMHO it's a really nice editor...
... but a few IMHO 'essential' (or let's call them useful) features are missing.
Ok, here some constructive criticism for this nifty editor:
- Note number could be entered automatically, since it has it's own column. (would save a lot of time)
- Channel muting. Really useful for finetuning (of testing) different voices.
- Multispeed 1x-12x...
- Disable/enable HR for each instrument (similar to the technique from GT2 which skips 1st frame)
cheers,
bamu |
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Mace
Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799 |
Wasn't the idea behind NinjaTracker that is was simple?
Correct me if I'm wrong, though... |
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Bamu®
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Quote: Wasn't the idea behind NinjaTracker that is was simple?
Correct me if I'm wrong, though...
These features wouldn't change much.
At least the first 2 features. The rest isn't that important. (I guess) :) |
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cadaver
Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1154 |
There is no channelmuting, because the editor playroutine is supposed to work just like the finalized tune playroutine: you know exactly how much rastertime it's going to take. And in any case, I consider the editor complete/finished now. It probably makes sense to only use NT for meeting strict memory use & rastertime demands, like in games/demos, not for general composing. |
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Bamu®
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Ok, I understand you. |
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Bamu®
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About: "Note numbers are entered automagically"
But this would be possible without changing the Ninjatracker_2 concept?
This is actually a feature which I miss from every C64 based editor.
Anyway, I must admit that this editor is extremely powerful (it's somewhat like a magic editor).
Good stuff! |
