furSPC

an SNES sound driver for Furnace

THIS SOUND DRIVER IS CURRENTLY A WIP

IF THERE ARE ANY BUGS IN THE DRIVER PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!!

FINALLY, an SNES driver that is not total dogwater to use!

• You have to have Python and the CC65 toolchain installed

• You have to set the pitch linearity option to "None". You can do this by going to window -> song -> compatability flags -> Pitch/Playback -> Pitch linearity and then setting the option to "None".

• The driver only supports volume, arpeggio, waveform, noise freq and special macros in each instrument and it DOESN'T support LFO and ADSR macros nor delay and step length

• MAKE SURE TO CONVERT ALL SAMPLES IN THE MODULE TO BRR SAMPLES BEFORE USING THE CONVERTER TOOL

• The furSPC driver only supports these effects:

  • 00xx: arpeggio
  • 01xx: pitch slide up
  • 02xx: pitch slide down
  • 03xx: portamento
  • 04xx: vibrato
  • 09xx: set speed 1
  • 0Axx: volume slide
  • 0Bxx: jump to pattern
  • 0Dxx: jump to next pattern
  • 0Fxx: set speed 2
  • 10xx: set waveform
  • 11xx: toggle noise mode
  • 13xx: toggle pitch modulation
  • 1Dxx: set noise freq
  • E1xx: note slide up
  • E2xx: note slide down
  • E5xx: note fine-pitch
  • EAxx: legato
  • ECxx: note cut

when you've finished / want to test out this driver:

• open the terminal/command prompt to the furSPC directory
• run convert.sh your_fur_file.fur or convert.bat file.fur (depending on your OS)
• in the furSPC directory you'll hopefully see a file called furSPC-test.spc
  • that's your .spc file that you can run on any .spc compatible player!

Hopefully you'll have fun with this driver alongside furNES and furC64 :D

This project is based off Pinobatch's lorom-template Libraries used: chipchune