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In the tracker, when using the automatic FM effect would produce a modulation rate over the maximum i.e. greater than $4806 = $FF and &4807 = $0F, they just get set to the maximum of $FF and $0F respectively, When exporting to NSF, however, the values overflow and wrap around to lower, incorrect values. This bug has been present since 0cc, but I figured that I'd mention it here again. I've attached 0cc and NSF files that succinctly demonstrate the bug. fds.bug.zip
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In the tracker, when using the automatic FM effect would produce a modulation rate over the maximum i.e. greater than $4806 = $FF and &4807 = $0F, they just get set to the maximum of $FF and $0F respectively, When exporting to NSF, however, the values overflow and wrap around to lower, incorrect values. This bug has been present since 0cc, but I figured that I'd mention it here again. I've attached 0cc and NSF files that succinctly demonstrate the bug.
fds.bug.zip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: