BooTracker - Revision history

Adolfo.pa: Fixed link to Demo Disque

2018-08-29T07:43:47Z

Fixed link to Demo Disque

2018-08-29T07:37:55Z

Added link to the JMR Demo Disque

2018-08-29T07:34:51Z

The link pointed to Meteorite instead of Bootracker.

2011-11-26T20:46:18Z

‎Links

2011-01-08T00:37:33Z

2009-07-11T18:09:01Z

2006-09-03T16:56:19Z

added category

2006-08-14T00:40:59Z

2006-08-14T00:40:29Z

2006-08-08T19:37:46Z

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 * {{CPCPower|8683}}
-* {{CPCPower|8675}}
+* {{CPCPower|8675|Jean-Michelle Jarre Demo Disque}}
 [[Category:Applications]]
 [[Category:Music and sound]]

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 * {{CPCPower|8683}}
 [[Category:Applications]]
 [[Category:Music and sound]]

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 == Links ==
-* {{CPCPower|5193}}
+* {{CPCPower|8683}}
 [[Category:Applications]]
 [[Category:Music and sound]]

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 == Links ==
-* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=5193 ''BooTracker'' from CPC-Power]
+* {{CPCPower|5193}}
-[[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Music and sound]]
+[[Category:Applications]]

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-'''BooTracker''' is a simple, yet powerful music tracking program. Written by [[Simon Forrester]] (aka Boo The Ghost), it appeared on Amstrad Action covertape No.26.
+'''BooTracker''' is a simple, yet powerful music tracking program.
-The software enables you to track your own music, using either ready-made instruments, or you could make your own in the instrument editor. You have 3 channels to work with. The finished arrangements can be saved as a .mus file, which will play back using an interrupt, so you can incorporate them in your own programs.
+Written by [[Simon Forrester]] (aka Boo The Ghost), it appeared on Amstrad Action covertape No.26.
-BooTracker used firmware sound routines, rather than directly addressing the [[PSG]], so was unsuitable for demo or more advanced game use. Nonetheless, it was capable of very good results, not least because of the firmware's 100Hz sound-generating frequency. Perhaps the most impressive product of BooTracker was the 'Jean-Michel Jarre Demo Disque' by [[SWiB]] of [[The Underground]].
+The software enables you to track your own music, using either ready-made instruments, or you could make your own in the instrument editor.
 [[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Music and sound]]

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	BooTracker used firmware sound routines, rather than directly addressing the [[PSG]], so was unsuitable for demo or more advanced game use. Nonetheless, it was capable of very good results, not least because of the firmware's 100Hz sound-generating frequency. Perhaps the most impressive product of BooTracker was the 'Jean-Michel Jarre Demo Disque' by [[SWiB]] of [[The Underground]].		BooTracker used firmware sound routines, rather than directly addressing the [[PSG]], so was unsuitable for demo or more advanced game use. Nonetheless, it was capable of very good results, not least because of the firmware's 100Hz sound-generating frequency. Perhaps the most impressive product of BooTracker was the 'Jean-Michel Jarre Demo Disque' by [[SWiB]] of [[The Underground]].

−	[[Category:Applications]]	+	[[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Music and sound]]

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	BooTracker used firmware sound routines, rather than directly addressing the [[PSG]], so was unsuitable for demo or more advanced game use. Nonetheless, it was capable of very good results, not least because of the firmware's 100Hz sound-generating frequency. Perhaps the most impressive product of BooTracker was the 'Jean-Michel Jarre Demo Disque' by [[SWiB]] of [[The Underground]].		BooTracker used firmware sound routines, rather than directly addressing the [[PSG]], so was unsuitable for demo or more advanced game use. Nonetheless, it was capable of very good results, not least because of the firmware's 100Hz sound-generating frequency. Perhaps the most impressive product of BooTracker was the 'Jean-Michel Jarre Demo Disque' by [[SWiB]] of [[The Underground]].
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		+	[[Category:Applications]]

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	The software enables you to track your own music, using either ready-made instruments, or you could make your own in the instrument editor. You have 3 channels to work with. The finished arrangements can be saved as a .mus file, which will play back using an interrupt, so you can incorporate them in your own programs.		The software enables you to track your own music, using either ready-made instruments, or you could make your own in the instrument editor. You have 3 channels to work with. The finished arrangements can be saved as a .mus file, which will play back using an interrupt, so you can incorporate them in your own programs.

−	BooTracker used firmware sound routines, rather than directly addressing the [[PSG]], so was unsuitable for demo or more advanced game use. Nonetheless, it was capable of very good results, not least because of the firmware's 100Hz sound-generating frequency. Perhaps the most impressive product of BooTracker was the 'Jean-Michel Jarre Demo Disque' by [{SWiB]] of [[The Underground]].	+	BooTracker used firmware sound routines, rather than directly addressing the [[PSG]], so was unsuitable for demo or more advanced game use. Nonetheless, it was capable of very good results, not least because of the firmware's 100Hz sound-generating frequency. Perhaps the most impressive product of BooTracker was the 'Jean-Michel Jarre Demo Disque' by [[SWiB]] of [[The Underground]].