Jam with TED by Loonies [web]
Jam with TED A minimalistic loop sequencer for Commodore 16 by Blueberry / Loonies Presented in the 256-byte game compo at Lovebyte 2021 The program runs in the background and reads hex values from screen memory to control individual bits of the TED sound registers in a 128-frame (2.56s) loop. Each character column encodes 4 frames, corresponding to the 4 bits in the hex digit. The bits are sequenced from most significant to least significant, so for instance C means on for 2 frames then off for 2 frames, A means alternately on, off, on, off etc. Each row corresponds to a single bit in a register. When multiple rows are grouped to define one value, the order is from the most significant to the least significant bit. The rows are assigned this way: - Row 1 (light blue): Voice 2 noise enabled. - Row 2 (blue): Voice 2 square wave enabled. - Row 3: (green): Voice 1 square wave enabled. - Rows 4-7 (grey): Volume. Range is from 0 to 8 (8 or above is max volume). - Rows 8-15 (blue): Voice 2 pitch most significant 8 bits (of 10). - Rows 16-23 (green): Voice 1 pitch most significant 8 bits (of 10). Have fun!
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