Chiptune Tracker Copyright (C) 2013 Petri Hakkinen
Max song length 64 Max patterns 64* Max instruments 16
- Number of different patterns affects memory usage.
Ctrl-O Load song Ctrl-S Save song Ctrl-E Export song Tab Switch between song editor, track editor and instrument editor Arrow keys Move cursor <> Change instrument ,. Change octave Numpad / * Change tempo Alt-F4 Quit
0-9 a-f Enter track numbers in hexadecimal format Insert Insert a new song row after current row Delete Delete current song row
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Insert note-off
Insert Insert empty row Delete Delete current row and move rows to fill space Backspace Erase current row Home/end Move cursor to start/end of pattern Page up/down Move to previous/next pattern in song Ctrl-A Select entire track Shift-Up/down Select block Ctrl-C Copy block Ctrl-X Cut block Ctrl-V Paste block Space Play current pattern only Shift-Space Play song from beginning Enter Toggle detail editing mode of row (also see effects below)
-- No effect sx Slide pitch up by x per tick Sx Slide pitch down by x per tick ax Arpeggio x: 0=none, 1=major, 2=minor, 3=dominanth seventh, 4=octave dx Drum effect; Play noice x ticks, then switch to instrument waveform. px Portamento; Slide to new note with speed x vx Slide volume down by x per tick Vx Slide volume up by x per tick
Enter + 0-9 a-f Enter instrument parameters in hexadecimal format Numpad +/- Adjust instrument parameter by 1 up/down
Waveform Triangle, Pulse, Sawtooth or Noise Attack ADSR envelope attack length; 1 = slowest possible attack, 7f = fastest Decay ADSR envelope decay length; 1 = slowest possible decay, 7f = fastest Sustain ADSR envelope sustain volume in range 0-7f Release ADSR envelope release length; 1 = slowest possible release, 7f = fastest Pulse width Pulse width for pulse waveform; 40 = 25% pulse, 7f = 50% pulse Pulse speed Pulse width modulation speed; 0 = no modulation, 7f = very rapid Vibrato depth Amplitude of the vibrato effect Vibrato speed Speed of the vibrato effect