a1k0n
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8 years ago Yep, I was looking at it this morning. The rest shouldn't be too difficult to add; some are fairly tricky like note delay (I am liable to break corner cases of portamento in the process) so I'd like to throw a bunch of tests in first.
I'll enumerate the currently missing effects here (using OpenMPT's guide):
Effect column:
- [ ] 7xy - Tremolo - easy
- [ ] E3x - Glissando control - unlikely to implement
- [x] E4x - Vibrato waveform - vibrato is hardcoded to sine; not too hard to support this
- [x] E5x - Set finetune - need to add per-channel finetune control and set it to sample finetune on trigger
- [x] E6x - Pattern loop - ugh.
- [ ] E7x - Tremolo waveform - same as E4x
- [ ] E9x - retrigger - should be easy since Rxy is already done
- [ ] EDx - Note delay - tricky, special case like portamento.
- [ ] EEx - Pattern delay - Have to think about this one. Requires player state cleanup.
- [x] Gxx - Global volume - Need to add a global volume control, currently hardcoded to -10dB.
- [x] Hxy - Global volume slide - same as above
- [ ] Kxx - Delayed key-off - should be easy
- [ ] Lxx - Envelope position - also easy
- [ ] Pxy - Panning slide - easy
- [ ] Txy - Tremor - Probably easy, depending on envelope behavior
- [ ] X1x / X2x - Extra Fine Portamento - easy, since we're in javascript and can modify period by 0.25.
Volume column:
- [x] gxx - tone portamento - medium effort since portamentos are all special cased
- [x] hxx / uxx - vibrato depth / speed - easy, aliased to 4xy
- [ ] lxx / rxx - panning slide - easy
The effects are implemented in a table in xmeffects.js and anything marked "easy" above can probably be implemented completely within that file. Pull requests appreciated.
Hello. I really like this project :) and i hope in the future there will be support for all the xm effects.