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Replace Blip_Buffer with fork #27

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This commit has been stable and unchanged for months, does not break existing functionality, and is used as a base for the experimental nsfplay-apu branch.

@Gumball2415 Gumball2415 merged commit e78c18a into Dn-Programming-Core-Management:master Jan 27, 2021
@nyanpasu64 nyanpasu64 deleted the blip-buffer-fork branch January 27, 2021 05:05
nyanpasu64 added a commit to nyanpasu64/Dn-FamiTracker that referenced this pull request May 12, 2021
The N163/5B's volume levels changed in
0df4d72 (Dn-Programming-Core-Management#27).
When moving chip volume levels from CMixer's declaration to
CMixer::UpdateSettings(), I swapped their levels by mistake.
(This happened because SynthS5B and SynthN163 were listed
in opposite orders in the declaration and method.)
This resulted in the 5B being too quiet and N163 being too loud,
compared to past versions of 0CC/Dn.

This commit fixes their volume levels to match prior program versions.
Both the N163 and 5B volume level formulas are probably inaccurate,
but at least matching prior versions of FT is better than being
inconsistent.
Gumball2415 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 12, 2021
The N163/5B's volume levels changed in
0df4d72 (#27).
When moving chip volume levels from CMixer's declaration to
CMixer::UpdateSettings(), I swapped their levels by mistake.
(This happened because SynthS5B and SynthN163 were listed
in opposite orders in the declaration and method.)
This resulted in the 5B being too quiet and N163 being too loud,
compared to past versions of 0CC/Dn.

This commit fixes their volume levels to match prior program versions.
Both the N163 and 5B volume level formulas are probably inaccurate,
but at least matching prior versions of FT is better than being
inconsistent.
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