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FamiTracker is a free windows tracker for producing music for the NES/Famicom-systems. The interface is based on MadTracker and should be easy to use if you've been using trackers before.

One of the features is NSF-file exporting. That allows music created in this tracker to be played on the real hardware, or even for for use in your own NES-applications.

Some other features:
 * Full real-time emulation of all channels
 * Internal PCM to DPCM-sample converter
 * MIDI input devices are supported
 * NTSC & PAL modes are both supported

Bug-reports, comments and suggestions are welcome.
Source is available under the GNU General Public License.
 

- News -
2009-05-20 Version 0.3.0 is ready! News in this version
 - MMC5 expansion sound support
 - Improved pattern editor (possible to select multiple channels, drag'n'drop, control+drag = copy, shift+drag = mix)
 - Ctrl+wheel = Transpose selected notes
 - Shift+wheel = Increase/decrease instrument, volume and effect values
 - Scroll lock = Toggle follow mode
 - Control+D = Duplicate frame
 - It's possible to edit directly in the frame editor by double clicking
 - Customizable keys for note cut, repeat and clear field
 - Added second highlight
 - Added a repeat action key
 - Fixed a bug with the tremolo effect

2009-01-12 Version 0.2.9 is out. News in this version
 - New effects Q, R (pitch slide), A (volume slide)
 - Fixed a tempo bug in the tracker
 - VRC6 support added
 - Improved the song editor
 - Added options to disable follow mode when playing and customizable row highlighting
 - Added clear patterns command
 - Wave file export
 - Added .NES file exporting
 - Improved hardware sweep commands in the tracker again
 - Fixed a bug where NSFs would fail if there was deleted instruments in the file
 - Fixed a problem with NSF bankswitching
 - Fixed some problems with note delay command in tracker and NSF
2007-12-03 Version 0.2.7 is out. News
 - New NSF code, creates smaller NSF files.
 - New pattern effects: V, square duty setting/noise mode; Y, DPCM sample offset.
 - Fixed some bugs in the instrument editor to avoid crashes.
 - Added modplug keyboard style when the modplug setting is enabled.
 - Added an option to mask instruments when inserting new notes.
 - Added a tempo box to the song settings.
 - Fixed mixed pasting, instruments is now also pasted.
 - Fixed the instrument sequence too long crash bug.
 - The commands speed, jump, skip and halt are handled from muted channels.
 - Added a shortcut editor to the option dialog.
 - Fixed a bug that occured when moving the cursor when multiple effect tracks are visible.
 - DPCM delay works in the tracker.
 - Fixed a problem that caused 8-bit wave files to fail when imported to DPCM.
 - Some new shortcuts.
 - And more, see the change log in the help file for a more complete list.


2006-10-09 Version 0.2.6 is finally done. News this time:
 - Support for creating NSFs with multiple tracks
 - Added an option to create bankswitched NSFs, for files bigger than 32 kB
 - Updated the sequence editor, a few presets are available
 - It is possible to save and load instruments from files
 - Added preview of previous/next frame
 - New effect: Note delay (Gxx)
 - New effect: DPCM delta counter setting (Zxx)
 - Added preliminary MIDI output
 - DPCM clicking in the tracker can be turned off by an option
 - Added an option to mix pasted notes (pastes only in free cells)
 - Adjusted hardware sweeps in NSF
 - Added a switch, /clearsettings, to remove settings from the registry
 - Fixed a bug that crashed the tracker when songs with 64 frames was loaded
 - Fixed the DPCM sample save bug
 - Fixed the Exx (volume effect) bug in NSF
 - Fixed DPCM loop in NSF
 - Fixed triangle popping on note offs
 - Fixed a problem that occured when the instrument number was removed from DPCM notes
 - Fixed speed problems in NSF that appeared when speed/tempo was set to $20

Note: Files saved in this version will not be possible to open in older versions!

There's still no expansion chips, but it's moving forward. Cannot say exactly when it'll be available though.

Update: The images in the new help files was broken but is now corrected!
 

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