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Famitracker.com is a website created by jsr to contains information and downloads for his NES music tracker, FamiTracker. Sections[]Home[]This part simply contains a link to the latest version of FamiTracker(currently version 4.6), a short description of the program and its features, and some news concerning updates.Screenshots[]There are two screenshots of version 2.6 of FamiTracker here, showing the Pattern Editor and Instrument Editor. Downloads[]This section of the site has the source code and binaries for all the versions of FamiTracker, as late as version 3.0, along with the source code for the NSF sound driver. There was source code for earlier version at one point, but jsr has since removed them. jsr also includes two links to custom sound engines that are compatible with FamiTracker, ggsound and FamiTone, and downloads for two modules.Links[]A list of links to chiptune related sites, such as forums, similar programs, and artists who use FamiTracker. Forums[]Leads to the FamiTracker Forums.Wiki[]Leads to the FamiTracker Wiki.

No Playback Sound Posted: 2010-08-21 09:29 Reply | Quote Veter Member for: 5330 days Location: Sacramento, CA (Summer): Valencia, CA (School) Status: Offline #8891 When I plug my headphones in or unplug them. I have to restart FamiTracker (3.5 or 3.6 Beta) in order for the sound to come back on.I use X11 Wine on my Mac OSX to run FamiTracker, I dunno if that affects anything.To clarify, when I start the program with my headphones plugged, it'll work just fine. But then I unplug it and it mutes.When I restart it works again. But when I plug my headphones in, it mutes. I gotta keep saving, quitting, and restarting FamiTracker whenever I do something with my headphone jack.It sucks. jsr Administrator Member for: 6933 days Location: Sweden Status: Offline #8894 I don't know what's going on since you are using wine, but you can try pressing F12 when the sound disappears to restart the sound interface, that should be identical to restarting the program. _______________________Programmer and developer TechEmporium Member for: 5493 days Status: Offline #8905 Yeah; X11 WINE isn't exactly the best way to run FamiTracker on a Mac (as a matter of fact, many of Mac OS X's X11 programs aren't well-suited for running on Macs because they're mostly ports of Linux X-Windows programs from the Open Darwin project; many of the ports had flaws that were never rectified before the project went under).If you're using an Intel Mac, you could try using WineBottler (it's open-source & it's been programmed specifically for Mac OS X instead of X11). the third link (the original project's page) doesn't work for you, you can always find a DMG image on other sites.I hope this helps. _______________________Technology: the one thing that's hated & cursed at by all engineers, technologists, scientists & technicians!(Lousy modern technology! ) Veter Member for: 5330 days Location: Sacramento, CA (Summer): Valencia, CA (School) Status: Offline #8906 TechEmporium Member for: 5493 days Status: Offline #8908 And if that fails, you can always run VirtualBox. _______________________Technology: the one thing that's hated & cursed at by all engineers, technologists, scientists & technicians!(Lousy modern technology! ) Veter Member for: 5330 days Location: Sacramento, CA (Summer): Valencia, CA (School) Status: Offline #8910 With Ubuntu? ;D Posted: 2010-08-22 05:49 (Last Edited: 2010-08-22 05:49) Reply | Quote TechEmporium Member for: 5493 days Status: Offline #8912 I actually use VirtualBox in Ubuntu, running Windows XP Pro SP3. But VirtualBox is aslo available for Mac OS X & can run other OSes (including Windows, for the sake of solving your problem).The point is that, if you want to run FamiTracker, you need to emulate a Windows system. The best way to get native or near-native emulation of

Windows systems on Macs would be:1. Use Boot Camp & switch between Windows & Mac OS X.2. Use VirtualBox, Parallels or VMware to emulate a PC inside of your computer (that way, you can run Windows at the same time as you run Mac OS X).3. Struggle with WINE on your system (I use the term struggle because lots of Mac users have trouble using WINE & its equivalents; I assume it's Apples way of trying to force people into using Boot Camp). _______________________Technology: the one thing that's hated & cursed at by all engineers, technologists, scientists & technicians!(Lousy modern technology! ) Posted: 2010-08-23 01:49 (Last Edited: 2010-08-23 02:00) Reply | Quote Veter Member for: 5330 days Location: Sacramento, CA (Summer): Valencia, CA (School) Status: Offline #8925 I've used Boot Camp, Virtual Box with Ubuntu Jaunty, and Wine.Not to run Famitracker, but for other things in the past. Virtual Box makes my laptop go apeshit with the fan buzzing non-stop. It eats up too much CPU and RAM power. Parallels and Virtual Machine do the same thing, and also require a partition. Boot camp also requires a partition.I don't want to partition my laptop. I only have 120 Gigs total with my laptop. When I have to install Windows XP or 7 it'll suck up around 15 gigs in Virtual Machine, Parallels, or Boot Camp. 15 gigs to run FamiTracker isn't reasonable for me, unless if I want to run other programs.But I don't.Maybe I can learn how to install Windows 7 on an External Hard-drive. XP doesn't support that feature. I can look it up for Windows 7.I'm not struggling with Wine. The headphone thing isn't that big of a deal, because restarting FamiTracker takes less than half a minute for me. I hardly ever need to switch throughout the day, so it's more of an inconvenience than a hindrance.I like to learn how to program within the X11 Terminal and Mac Terminal. I learned how to disable the Widgets in order to free up the F12 button, so that was cool. I even learned how to remap the "Delete" and "Insert" keys which were totally omitted from my keyboard to use it in Wine for FamiTracker.But, F12 didn't work with the sound issue, haha. It's weird, I don't even know if it's a hardware problem or a software problem. Posted: 2010-08-23 04:48 (Last Edited: 2010-08-23 04:50) Reply | Quote TechEmporium Member for: 5493 days Status: Offline #8933 Actually, instead of using VirtualBox with a Windows XP image on your system's current hard drive, you can load the XP image on an external drive (like a USB key or a USB hard drive).Apparently, when you use an external drive

Cookies help us deliver our services. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn more 2This is cool!2,313Download(1.49 MB)this one was also made by Y0SHI on polyphone and using famitracker and basically everything is pretty much accurate sounding except for the MMW4 and 5's saw and square waves like they're the normal thing that you'd hear on a nes or something but it doesn't have that echo and quality from the good ol GB games but everything is sounding good plus the 127 presets if using it with vgmtrans midisMore info...Licensing Gray AreaThese files have an unknown license, were obtained from unkown sources or were compiled from third party material.Help us by donating!Musical Artifacts is an open source web app helping musicians to find, share and preserve the artifacts they use for music production. It's worked on by volunteers in their free time.PaypalAs it grows, so do hosting and bandwidth costs. We don't track you or show ads, so we need donations to keep the website up and maintain download speeds.To contribute without donating money, see this page