I don't know if I'm the first one who has done this. I'd like to think so.
The Save Song
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The Save Song
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Converters I've written: Floppy DIM/FDI/FDD/HDM to D88, D88 to XDF, Tape SVI 318/328 CAS to WAV
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Re: The Save Song
I've received some PMs about how it was made. I wrote a love2d program to investigate how different bit patterns sounded. As I was finding suitable ones, I hardcoded them into the program. Then I wrote a Lua program to generate the song out of a score using these bit patterns.
Run with:
love savepatterns.zip
unzip gen.zip and run: lua gen.lua output.bin
Run with:
love savepatterns.zip
unzip gen.zip and run: lua gen.lua output.bin
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- gen.zip
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- savepatterns.zip
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Converters I've written: Floppy DIM/FDI/FDD/HDM to D88, D88 to XDF, Tape SVI 318/328 CAS to WAV