![]() Pulse2 and Hybrid were afterthoughts so their output should be verified. When I wrote some of them I wasn't really focussed on making them work perfectly, I was mostly focussing on perfecting Pulse1. Download PLEBTracker.zipġ Verify that hybrid pulse and pulse2 waveforms do what they should Chromatic scales that aren't 12 or 16 are assigned letters starting from A and on, but placing C as the lowest in the octave regardless of scale. The interface will automatically bind your new scale to the keys on your keyboard. if CHROMATIC_NOTES is 12, NOTEMULT = the twelvth root of two. Change CHROMATIC_NOTES to 0 to 16, change NOTEMULT to the CHROMATIC_NOTES root of 2, e.g. It is now possible to compile PLEBTracker to use arbitrary chromatic scales with the change of just two preprocessor directives! (so long as the notes you want in the scale are exponentially interpolated between octaves, not arbitrary.) The notes in the chromatic scale is 12 by default (C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B) this can be changed in Common/include/pattern.h Only values between 0 and 16 will work due to space restrictions of the module file. patternedtr.pdf has information on the effects that are available in the pattern editor as well as going over some of its' quirks. If you're interested, look through the docs folder, the manual provides a good introduction to the tracker (I hope) and wavetable.pdf details what synths/wave generators have been implemented so far. Those commands and other binds can be reviewed on the plebtrk man page. The most efficient and effective way to perform actions in the tracker's interface is by using the vim-like command bar, which is shown by pressing ':'. Most importantly, see the plebtrk manual page. examples/render.Īll of the programs that are installed have manual pages with important information on using the tracker. examples and their respective flac renderings in. ![]() Plebitp b 2>/dev/nullĮxample songs can be found in. Sorry about this badness, hopefully in a future (or current?) version of Ubuntu get_wch will be included within regular ( ncurses.h) Installation Unfortunately, when libncursesw5 is installed on ubuntu, the headers are placed within /usr/include/ncursesw/, therefore each of the header files within Tracker/include/ and Tracker/src/main.cpp need to be modified so thatĪnd in the Tracker/src/Makefile change the LIBS line so that (sudo and aplay are already installed, or were when I tested them) ncurses ( libncursesw5 and libncursesw5-dev).Right now, to get this working on ubuntu 16.04 (and probably variants?) you need Some distributions may not have these exact package names but these names should work for at least Archlinux and Debian. On Arch and Debian (at least) these packages are sufficient to get it working In order to run and build PLEBTracker the following programs and libraries are required. If anyone is having trouble installing or compiling I'd be happy to hear about it! Make an issue or email me. All of the sounds produced in this tracker are synthesized, meaning there are no samples. With this program, like other trackers, you can compose music (.plb modules) and listen to them. PLEBTracker is something I wrote because I wanted to have some experience with audio, and wanted to implement what I've been learning by using other trackers and studying music theory with the help of my piano teacher. The Volume table on the left determines the shape of the envelope Instrument Editor, with volume envelope visualization. The FILTER table allows tracks to filter out certain frequencies (described in docs/manual.txt). ![]()
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