Sharp X68000 music format ?
Like for the spectrum machine i was looking for the music format of this machine :rolleyes
Where is here https://www.exotica.org.uk/wiki/Special:Modland the Sharp X68000 music format ? :blased |
X68000 is a computer with a Yamaha YM2151 8 channel FM chip and an OKI audio chip for ADPCM sounds.
Too much for an Amiga., no players availables I think. |
Someone that use Hoot? Do you remember if using hoot was possible to isolate tracks also for x68000 beside arcade?
There seems to be files readable here: https://archive.org/details/HootArchive20180626 |
Thanks for the replies guys ....... a difficult one it seems :(
Till now i didn't locate the music format or possible music players, so yet no idea of what it can be actually :blased Anyway it seems strange to me that it is missing from modland :rolleyes |
Commodore should have just licenced the Sharp68000 and called it the Amiga1200...
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@Estrayk
It's not at all too much for Amiga, but question is how powerful. There are 8ch synth formats (e.g. Face The Music) and with powerful CPU You can handle 32ch S3M/XM modules, and even there is DigiBooster 3 with 24b/192kHz support and 128 (or it was 256?) channels with plugins (e.g. TB303 emulation). But it's true that player is not available (or is it?). |
I still didn't find anything ..... music player or technical information about the format it could be :(
Strange ..... of all other 16 systems i emulate i perfectly know where to get the music modules :o |
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May be :)
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@Chip
I did check with some of my soruces (Luca della Regina on Facebook) and he advise to use Hoot on Windows; it supports x68000, has a player and a way to capture output on wav - i did used to capture clean music instrument samples for a test Rygar piece https://battleofthebits.org/lyceum/View/hoot/ Going to put a copy in the zone will pvt you |
Thanks .... i will check it :)
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Ripping off other hardware?. If you say it because similarities with capcom´s cps system it is because they based the cps on that computer, and used it as development machines. |
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https://retrocomputing.stackexchange...ames-developed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X68000 http://arcadehacker.blogspot.com/201...s1-part-2.html |
Hey Chip,one more thing for the hoop player: create in the player folder a new folder called 'x68k' and store all x68000 songs (even compressed) there.
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It's really a pain to read those sort of comparisons which consist to compare apple vs orange,and thinking that just looking at the machine specs is enough to compare both systems . The amiga was the best system for his price, and not for all systems in the world,the x68k destroys about all systems of that era and after, if you're stopping to read only the specs . If commodore wanted a powerfull amiga (and of course a really expansive one) it would have been better to sold amigas with the ranger chipset . And i'am curious to see what's the base X68k can do,because what i saw is really not glorious for the 2000$ of the base system . |
Some X68 game music has been ripped to .VGM format and is playable with VGM input plugin and others. There are also many tracks in .MDX format which can be played with MDXWin or KbMedia player.
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