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X-Troll Products - MV2000
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MV2000 is an Atari ST chipmusic editor that features digidrums and buzzer bass, the replay routines are very CPU-friendly but the handling is a bit unusual.
This is the latest and sophisticated version of Nexus 6 YM editor.
It features all known sound effects from the early 90s like: MV2000 is capable of saving the whole music including a player in a single file, which can be called directly from any program. It can load all songs in *.MV2 format and write them back including the player. Initialization should be called directly at the ORG of the music, while D0 contains the number of the desired song. The IRQ-call should branch to ORG + 8. In the original version A6 was used to save some time while playing the tune, so your own program couldn't use it but Nexus 6 did a modified version for Grazey which doesn't need A6 anymore at the cost of taking more CPU time for replaying. The downloadable archive contains some notes how to use MV2000. In addition it includes the full sourcecode (Turbo-Assembler) with all needed fonts and some example songs which come along with a few instruments and digidrums. Last not least it was possible to activate MIDI-out while playing the chiptunes - so a connected synthesizer will do his best to let it rock :-)) Using MV2000MV2000 uses context sensitive key-commands for all possible actions. You can enter HEX-values into all numeric fields. Global keys
Cursor within main menu
Cursor within the file-selector
Cursor above track-, pattern- or instrument-number
Cursor within the song list
Cursor above instrument names
© 1991 Mirko Mönninghoff (Nexus 6/X-Troll)
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