Intersting. What are you using to make your beeper music? I used to use a ZX Spectrum tracker called Bleepola when I was tinkering with this kind of thing in the late 2000s.

Intersting. What are you using to make your beeper music? I used to use a ZX Spectrum tracker called Bleepola when I was tinkering with this kind of thing in the late 2000s.

It's actually just m8 but I limited myself to 1, unchanging note per channel for ch 1-3 and whatever for ch 4. In no way beeper limitations but guess it started as limited and then felt beepery. How is Bleepola? I was always curious and loved the crunchy pwm shit.

[quote=ENC_]Intersting. What are you using to make your beeper music? I used to use a ZX Spectrum tracker called Bleepola when I was tinkering with this kind of thing in the late 2000s.[/quote] It's actually just m8 but I limited myself to 1, unchanging note per channel for ch 1-3 and whatever for ch 4. In no way beeper limitations but guess it started as limited and then felt beepery. How is Bleepola? I was always curious and loved the crunchy pwm shit.

Limitations like that are always fun to work with. Bleepola was good for the time. It's been years since I last used it but, I remember enjoying the challenge of writing on it. I sampled it a lot around that time to make things in Nitrotracker on a old DS lite and LGPT on a PSP as well.

Most of that stuff is lost now. I think that linked track is the only example of bleepola related stuff I still have.

Limitations like that are always fun to work with. Bleepola was good for the time. It's been years since I last used it but, I remember enjoying the challenge of writing on it. I sampled it a lot around that time to make things in Nitrotracker on a old DS lite and LGPT on a [url=https://encowell.bandcamp.com/track/sirclivezx]PSP[/url] as well. Most of that stuff is lost now. I think that linked track is the only example of bleepola related stuff I still have.