@ Hayleia, I think it's a cool idea. I'll give it a listen later. I also love the name. It works well in English too.

I like how it sounds so far, especially considering you have multiple channels. It would be nice to hear a longer sound sample, though, such as a SMB1 sample.

Thanks
And for the longer sample, you'll have to wait until the editor comes because I really don't feel like writing that by hand for now

I think the pitch is off too.

Ah, I only tried on Wabbitemu so I don't know -.-
I don't have the adapter in fact

I'd be interested in knowing how you are combining multiple channels on a single output pin. The method I'm using for BA, where I alternate between ANDing and ORing the two channels, sounds fine in Wabbitemu.

I only use OR so I guess this is why there are some problems. I store all 4 states (take two bits each) in one byte then OR all those and send them to the port.

         ld a,(states)
         ld c,a
         srl c
         srl c
         or c
         srl c
         srl c
         or c
         srl c
         srl c
         or c
         and %00000011      ;this is probably useless
         out (00h),a

You said it would be better with some ANDs ? Would that still be better considering that channels can change their positions (I mean, channel one can be on the right ear or the left one, or both, I just have to change two bits) or would it be better if they had given positions and never change ?

Ah so that causes the weird modulation effect. You should use PWM instead.

Sounds interesting, now let's make it possible having bg-music for games

Ok, so I can't find my adapter at the moment. I'm sure it's hidden somewhere in the bowels of my room. I'll look again after I clean up today.

Quoting myself from another thread, cause it's relevant here too.

Quote from: Art_of_camelot on January 04, 2014, 07:49:18 am

Ok, so I can't find my adapter at the moment. I'm sure it's hidden somewhere in the bowels of my room. I'll look again after I clean up today.

Quoting myself from another thread, cause it's relevant here too.

We have the opposite problem, then. I have an adapter, but I don't have a calculator.

Very nice. Always good to see someone working on TI sound
I might try to implement the sound routine in HoustonTracker, considering it seems to consume fairly little memory.

UPDATE

• Now has very ugly menus (don't worry, I'll change that later, I just coded quickly so people can test, hence why it is also unoptimized)
• Allows you to fast calibrate (and asks you to do so at first run): you calibrate the lowest A (la) and it guesses the other notes' waves
• Now reads notes in appvars (so if you want to play notes, get an appvar from the ones in the zip, anyone will do since they all have the same content)
• Appvar selection menu (hence why I made a lot of identical appvars)
• Program is huge for some reason

Please tell me if it still plays wrong notes

Not done yet:

• Drums (well the player supports them but the calibration menu doesn't set the correct byte)
• Clear sound with alternation between AND and OR

Warning:
If you had read the documentation on the first post, read it again (after I edit it) because some things changed (like the order of the notes).

who    it's a super great menu !