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Not strictly a bug but here we go - SNES Tracker was misbehaving and it wasn't obvious why. Specifically, as soon as I opened a song, it would immediately start playing notes and channels of the song in a random, glitchy sounding way.
It took a while but eventually I realised it was because I had overwritten tracker.spc when I had last exported an SPC, assuming it was an unused, inconsequential, demo or leftover file from a previous export. Mystery solved! Restoring tracker.spc from the installation rar file fixed things immediately.
So, a suggestion: give tracker.spc a different filename, something that looks less inconsequential (DoNotDelete.spc? tracker.cfg?) or re-home it (and other dependent files) into a subfolder, as we already have for /cursors.
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Not strictly a bug but here we go - SNES Tracker was misbehaving and it wasn't obvious why. Specifically, as soon as I opened a song, it would immediately start playing notes and channels of the song in a random, glitchy sounding way.
It took a while but eventually I realised it was because I had overwritten
tracker.spc
when I had last exported an SPC, assuming it was an unused, inconsequential, demo or leftover file from a previous export. Mystery solved! Restoringtracker.spc
from the installation rar file fixed things immediately.So, a suggestion: give
tracker.spc
a different filename, something that looks less inconsequential (DoNotDelete.spc
?tracker.cfg
?) or re-home it (and other dependent files) into a subfolder, as we already have for /cursors.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: