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System Requirements (macOS™) Operating System macOS™ 10.9 or later Host Application VST instruments (VSTi) version: VST 3.6 compatibleĪudio Units (AU) version: V2 Audio Units compatibleĪAX format is supported in Pro Tools® or Pro Tools | Ultimate® CPU Intel® Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, or Xeon processor. Concerto’s multithreaded loading and streaming optimizes performance, allowing you to create massive sounds with minimal CPU usage. Via Concerto’s intuitive interface, you can browse and load installed Roland Cloud libraries, combine sounds, add effects processing, and much more.

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Build Dream Sounds with ConcertoįLAVR series titles run in Concerto, a powerful sample playback engine that operates in your DAW as a software instrument plug-in. These deep sampled instruments hit the spot, inspiring fresh ideas and helping you create faster. Portamento, mono, poly, and legato key functionsĬreated in collaboration with top producers and sound designers, the FLAVR series dishes up delicious, bite-sized collections for specific music genres.Created in collaboration with Ehud Kaldes and SyncBeats.Runs in the Concerto sample playback plug-in.Deep sampled collection of retro gaming and computer sounds.And with over forty years of sounds to call from, we've taken it to the next level with several patches that combine the musical essence of many different games throughout history. With BLIP BLOP, we're proud to present a FLAVR series instrument that draws inspiration from some of the most famous legacy audio chips. Nostalgia for the golden age of video games has resurrected one of the most interesting and exciting genres in electronic music: “chiptune,” “8-bit,” or simply “chip music.” Relying on chips and hardware from old-school gaming and computing systems, modern artists have recreated the retro feel of music from these devices and created compelling new sounds along the way.

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This is the source code of Blip'n Blop, a free video game for the PC released in 2002.Discontinued Retro Gaming Sounds for Modern Productions I guess those came from the first revamping of the code in 2014 theĭevelopper must have thought that implementing a bridge would be easier than

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Implemented in SDL mixer, and a windows API implemented with Linux syscalls. There's a Direct3D simulated API implented in SDL, a FMOD fake API For some reasons, there were (and still are) too many nonsensical bridges in.Some level descriptionsĬontained path containing backslashes that failed. Fixed a bug that prevented unix like os from playing.Pause menu and title screen menu are now the same The pause menuĪnd the title screen menu were just a big copy paste. The menus were a big pile of switch case in a single class.'Destructeur -> On est pas des Brujahs.'.'Affiche les têtes de con' (Show the fucktard' faces).After a failed new, in a log message: 'Nani? Not enough memory?'.Merde de GeForce.' (Handles scrolling with the awesome buffer that works 'Gère le scrolling avec le super buffer qui marche bizarrement sur cette.Windows' ass stinks, nota: Ben Karaban apparently works for MS now) Eh oui, Windows pue du cul' (Handles messages. SuperListe::supprime_porc: removes an element of the list without freeing.IDK why, the code is exactly the same as the unporked version. SuperListe::vide_porc: empty (like a?) pork, meaning 'in an unclean way'.

Void* based linked list with an embedded STATEFUL iterator. And it's actually really not awesome, it's a In the game engine, theĮnemies are fighting one of the two couilles at a time, who is then called Tête de turc: a person that gets all the hate.It's not french, it's a made up word, don't look at me like That's what the players are, and the code is in Would still disallow the gamer to properly play the game). Handle a crash, rather than propagating / circumventing silently an error that Has been handled, even memory allocation failures, so that the game wouldn'tĬrash (some, including me, would say that it's easier for a developper to Kudos to you guys, it's a LOT of work,Īnd even if the quality is, uh, debatable, the game actually works flawlesslyĪnd you undeniably got the work done. I would rather have a separate lexicon for the fellas that can't That I'd rather not translate as they'd break the stupidity that made Blip'nīlop famous. Translating comments as I skim through it, there are some really funny gems The quantity of global variables declaredĪnd handled all over the places is truly unmanageable.Īs a french, I can work my way through the code, and although I'll be The codeĬontains a FUCKTON of global variables, to the point where I'm in awe that Optimizations done back in the days shouldn't be relevant anymore. Both in terms of C++ features, andįeatures (mainly trying not to lock the game in 640x480, adding a few shadersĪs the code is kinda old, there's a lot of revamping to do, and a lot of I am mainly trying to modernize the code.

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