Add this option from xmp 3.5.0 to handle bugs in Protracker 2.x set sample offset command. From: Martin Willers <y0000121@rzbcosv1.rz.tu-bs.de> Subject: Incorrect Protrack-effect 0x09 To: xmp-bugs@helllabs.org Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1998 05:28:48 +0100 (MET) Reply-to: M.Willers@tu-bs.de I've downloaded and installed the xmp-snapshot from Sun, Dec 20 today. Don't know just how good the protrack-emulation is planned to get, but there's a bug in the interpretation of Protracker's handling of effect 0x09 (SetSampleOffset), that causes some MODs to play incorrectly. Original Protracker-source has some bug in handling effect 09, in that the sample offset given in the effect byte is added +twice+ to the current sample offset, once before playing this instrument (as is expected), and once again after this instrument has been played! So, if on the same channel the same instrument is played again without resetting the instrument's parameters (eg. when just a note period is specified, but not the instrument number again? or the other way round? :), the offset is twice as high as one would expect. This can be heard very easy eg. in the (very popular) song "No Mercy" by Alf/VTL, Position #2-#3 in the sequence. Signed-off-by: Claudio Matsuoka <cmatsuoka@gmail.com>master
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