mirrorbird (11:03:07)
and expensive

mirrorbird (11:02:49)
but it seems dirty somehow??

mirrorbird (11:02:47)
i suppose the naive solution (hahah i typed "native" by accident - GOD HELP US) is to encode the whole thing to a stream on the fly and then play that

mirrorbird (11:02:22)
we have all had this problem

mirrorbird (11:02:09)
is an underinvestigated problem.

mirrorbird (11:01:56)
i think the problem of "making a MOD [or any tracker song] sound right if you seek to the middle when you SHOULD be hearing the end or echo of earlier sample"

platon42 (10:59:03)
there are a few codecs that do split the stream into high and low frequency bands and compress them differently with different time windows.

platon42 (10:57:57)
I really don't know why this hasn't been added to any version of protracker, it shouldn't be hard to implement.

platon42 (10:57:31)
Hehe... Was thinking of adding "phase shifting" to the protracker replayer (P61), but I wouldn't be able to hear it while composing... like here done manually. YouTube Link

mirrorbird (10:56:07)
HOLD MY BEER

Tight to Me

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