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I guess it's time to learn FamiTracker... (ignore the temporary options menu)

1/10/26, 7:53 am3 reposts13 likes

FamiTracker for GBA...? You'd either use hUGETracker with a VGM player engine (for DMG style music), Apex (for .MOD chiptunes) or MaxMod (for .IT chiptunes), typically.

Iván Delgado

@toruzz.com

Nah, not literally, I just figured FamiTracker was popular enough that people would understand what I meant. I actually haven't decided yet, but I'm playing around with OpenMPT, Furnace and FastTracker 2. I only need to replace the instruments, add a bit of oomph to the songs, and export to .xm.

🎃 Obediah Ghostbreath 🎃

@marioandsonic999.bsky.social

Actually, are you going to use the "Super Mario Advance" series SFX for this one? Because the GBA Native part sounds nothing like from the "Super Mario Advance" series in terms of SFX. And the same thing goes for the music. So, I highly recommend using some of the music from this YouTube (1/2)

Iván Delgado

@toruzz.com

That we just to test the new sound driver, the final release will use an improved version of the original OST

🎃 Obediah Ghostbreath 🎃

@marioandsonic999.bsky.social

Oh nice. Okay, and the SFX? Will it sound it like from the "Super Mario Advance" series??

Iván Delgado

@toruzz.com

I have yet to decide, but for now I plan to do the same with SFX.

🎃 Obediah Ghostbreath 🎃

@marioandsonic999.bsky.social

playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?lis... (Remember that the music in the "Super Mario Advance" series matches with the source material used in the "Super Mario All-Stars" game.) (2/2)

zebulon

@misterzeb.bsky.social

I've played this game so many times since childhood that I have a deep memory of its mechanics and looks. Your DX version was already amazing, this is next level by all means (pun intended).