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AMBER OPL Tracker

edited June 14 in App Development

Hello, I created a new tracker for making OPL3 music on iPad (retro FM synthesis, which was commonly used on MS-DOS/Windows 95/98 systems), similar to the iconic music of DOOM on MS-DOS. This chip sound is also very close to the Sega Genesis sound. 



The shortcuts are the same as in AdlibTracker 2, the most famous OPL3 tracker for MS-DOS (see the help page). You can already add most AT2 instruments, as well as load and save AT2 projects (.a2m). This means you can use the same project on both your iPad and an old MS-DOS computer running AT2.

It also uses the ergonomic, easy workflow of LSDJ/M8/LittlePiggyTracker to insert notes, instruments, and FX, and to navigate with a virtual D-pad. 

Full gamepad support is coming soon, along with other cool features in future updates, such as MIDI (and probably a few other surprises! ).


AMBER OPL Tracker
https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/amber-opl-tracker/id6778586911

Comments

  • I'm not into trackers, but damn, you nailed that interface design! What a great pleasure to look at. 👍🏼

  • Oh man, with this and Naive tracker, it's like Tracker Christmas!

  • i want that!

  • edited June 16

    Holy moly mother of eff that’s beautiful. I’m assuming some generative AI went into that? (I don’t mind either way)

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