If you are experienced in other native trackers, <insert name here> should hopefully be familiar to you. The control scheme is optimized to the SNES's 12-button D-pad. If you are using an emulator, it is recommended to use an actual video game controller over for more intuitive controls.

D-pad: Move the cursor around

Select: Hold to access the alternate features of other buttons Start: Play the section you are currently editing. Starts song from current location, or loops the currently edited phrase indefinitely. Hold Select to play the current song from the start no matter where you are

Y: Inserts value in an empty space, automatically copying the last edited one. Hold to access "edit mode". X: Deletes any inserted value, or inserts

• ✅ Revised CPU controlled playback ^Done
  • Start playback from any location in song ^Done
  • Pointer showing where in the song you are ^Done
  • Edit song, chains, etc. while playing, with immediate feedback ^Done
  • Sound driver sending data back telling where in the current phrase it is ^Done
  • Only transfer one phrase per channel at a time to the APU, buffer one beat before it changes in SPC code ^Done
• Improved navigation
  • Show adjacent views (chain preview from song view - chain and phrase are always visible at the same time) ^Done
  • "Channel bar" in the top, facilitates navigating between channels using L/R buttons (probably)
  • Navigate up down between sequential chains and phrases based on where in the song you are ^Done
  • Fresh insert on song or chain view will insert the next unused index
  • Clone/deepclone inserted chains or phrases
  • Hold Delete while moving cursor to delete multiple
  • Make it visible ("greyed out"?) that a chain/phrase/instrument is "empty"/uncreated where selecting it
• Echo filter
  • Set echo variables and enable per-channel using commands
  • Control maximum echo delay using a global variable - restricts usage of that specific command
  • Test echo directly in instrument editor
  • Custom FIR filters (sound modulation)
• Rudimentary GUI
  • More pleasant temporary graphics ^{In progress}
  • Visible UI hints for easier navigation
  • Row and column labels ^{In progress}
  • Highlight columns instead of rows on song view
  • Convert tracker font to 2bpp and move to BG3 layer, use BG2 for UI graphics
  • Dynamic variable width font for UI elements
• Basic tracker commands
  • Implement the ones already supported in the sound driver first - Pitch up/down, volume slide, arpeggio - loop and tempo change should be in song data instead? ^{Partly implemented}
    • Pitch up/down
    • Pan left/right
    • Volume (gain) up/down/set
    • Channel volume set
    • Tempo change
    • Loop data
    • Arpeggio
  • "Key off" entries ^Done
• ✅ Edit instruments in tracker ^Done
• Improve instrument editing
  • Select sample from visible list of every sample
  • Alter custom pitch (transpose+finetune) ^Done
  • Alter instrument while song is playing for immediate feedback
  • Define volume envelope
• Improved sound driver
  • Better use of keyoff/keyon control instead of manual volume
  • ADSR support on instruments
  • Transpose chains
• ✅ Companion software for adding custom samples ^Done
  • Ability to add as many samples as ExHiRom can fit ^Done
  • Manually pick which samples to include in a song in the song settings inside the tracker ^Done
  • Rewrite to use HiRom or ExHiRom ^Done
  • Improve SPC file ripping to avoid adding the same samples multiple times ^Done
• Define loop points in samples
• Make various SNES specific features available, make controlling DSP registers more direct using commands
• Meta data
  • Edit song and author name
  • Assign name, and icon or color to instruments. Assign custom color to phrases and chains for easy recognition
• Save multiple songs to SRAM. Export/Import songs using Patcher application
• Simple view that vizualises APU memory used in both compressed and uncompressed form
  • Chain support in sound driver, handle looping from song data
  • Generate compressed song data from tracker. Use note progression macros and silent blocks
• Advanced tracker commands
  • Sample offset
  • Pitch modulation

• Pretty graphics
• Tomas makes a mascot sprite
• Hardware echo filter
• Pitch modulation
• Built-in sample synthesis
• Preloaded royalty-free default samples
• Hardware noise channel
• Live mode
• Pre-emphasize samples to counterbalance the SNES DSP's gaussian filter
• VJ mode?
• 2-Player controls