wraggster
June 27th, 2011, 23:10
A few days ago, I got back to ‘brewing :D
I’ve always liked sound programming, and DS sound programming is no exception. I decided to make a homebrew player for Ninty’s official music format (SSEQ), since the specs were online and there is not a decent homebrew sequenced music solution for the DS (the only decent thing is Maxmod, which unfortunately uses tracked music, which is a pain in the backside to make compared to the comfort of making MIDI files that get converted to the appropiate format).
You can find the sources to my proof-of-concept player on GitHub.
Enjoy!
PD: I would upload here a demo .nds files, but obviously I cannot redistribute game assets
http://fincs.drunkencoders.com/2011/06/26/homebrew-sseq-player/
I’ve always liked sound programming, and DS sound programming is no exception. I decided to make a homebrew player for Ninty’s official music format (SSEQ), since the specs were online and there is not a decent homebrew sequenced music solution for the DS (the only decent thing is Maxmod, which unfortunately uses tracked music, which is a pain in the backside to make compared to the comfort of making MIDI files that get converted to the appropiate format).
You can find the sources to my proof-of-concept player on GitHub.
Enjoy!
PD: I would upload here a demo .nds files, but obviously I cannot redistribute game assets
http://fincs.drunkencoders.com/2011/06/26/homebrew-sseq-player/