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* impulse tracker
Impulse Tracker is a revolutionary new music
tracker under development in South Australia by Jeffrey
Lim (Pulse/PoP). It is quite similar to the popular Scream
Tracker by Future Crew, and is therefore quite easy to learn.
In fact, if you're already experienced in Scream Tracker,
then the switch to Impulse Tracker can happen in a matter
of minutes!
Source: Impulse
Tracker Home
Download Impulse Tracker
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Impulse Tracker v2.14 Patch 3 FINAL
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21-12-1997
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Impulse Tracker v2.14 Patch 4
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12-10-1998
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Impulse Tracker v2.14 Patch 5
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08-04-1999
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Main Impulse Tracker Features
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MOD, MTM, S3M and IT compatibility.
Supports the following sound devices:
Sound Blaster
Sound Blaster Pro
Sound Blaster 16
Sound Blaster AWE 32
Gravis UltraSound
Pro Audio Spectrum
Pro Audio Spectrum 16
Interwave
PC Speaker
DAC on LPT
Easy to-use, familiar Scream Tracker 3 style interface.
Direct control over 64 channels.
Maximum of 256 internal channels for greater sound
quality, using NNAs (New Note
Actions); Full panning (on SBPro, SB16 and GUS).
Stereo Surround (on SBPro and SB16).
Variable pattern lengths.
Full block functions available (across-channel also!)
Volume envelopes.
Ping Pong loops and sustain loops for samples.
Global volumes for channels and samples.
Templates.
Now with S3M saver, instrument I/O, and extra panning
controls in the volume
column!
As of version 1.04, support for 16 bit samples, and
samples greater than 64k!
As of version 2.0, added panning and pitch envelopes.
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Known Bugs
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Impulse Tracker works with a huge variety
of hardware configurations, although there are some
unresolved problems with certain hardware. The following
list contains information on hardware that is known
to cause problems.
Ensoniq AudioPCI
This card is not natively supported
and has inadequate emulation to playback at high quality
without causing the sound to chop up. It will work
at 22kHz, 8 bit mono, although that is hardly a satisfying
level to work with.
Sound Blaster PCI, Sound Blaster
64 PCI
Same as for Ensoniq AudioPCI, as
they have essentially the same core chip.
Diamondstealth 3D II (i740 chipset)
This video card has been known
to cause the sound output to stagger badly.
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