supporting quite a lot of features the editor will be löve-based too. Oh, and if you'd like to know/see something specific, do ask and i can make some small examples.Īlso, probably not that important, but i'm also working on making my own format with a lua replayer that people could use in löve as well. s3m due to it being the format with the least quirks/bugs. As for synths, similar techniques can apply, either longer samples with modulation "baked-in", or just a single-cycle waveform and using the arpeggio command to simulate C64 SID-esque fast broken chords.A module that uses this is Second Reality by Purple Motion on the modarchive) usually the cutoff value's simulated with that. have a longer sample that has a filter sweep "baked-in", and use the set offset command to jump around the sample data, basically modifying the amount of filtering applied.
There are a few ways to simulate filters, e.g.That said, you can also cheat via other means unfortunately, libmodplug as far as i know, never implemented the synth part of the format (libOpenMPT does, but there are difficulties in replacing libmodplug with that sadly), nor any other synth tracker formats, since they were concentrating more on sampler-based ones, i guess. Example song: Drifting Onwards by PulseĪs for synths, ScreamTracker 3 (.s3m) did support Yamaha's OPL2 on top of samples due to it supporting both the Gravis Ultrasound and the AdLib soundcards in the past. Jeffrey Lim's impulse tracker (.it) format is the only one supported, that has actual filtering support though (it supports resonance/q-factor manipulation as well). (The link does include some that aren't part of the original format specifications though, but that's mentioned quite extensively where needed) Most of them also support quite a few effects, from modifying pitch, amplitude, panning, sample offset during playback, retriggering, among other stuff.
Löve uses libmodplug, which supports a lot of formats.
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