DOS ain't dead

TNDY-Tracker became opensource (MIT License).
I am not affiliated with this software and authors - just post a news.

Project notes:

A music tracker for the TI SN76496A sound generator chip. Perfect for Matze79's TNDY and Serdaco's TNDLPT sound devices, but I try to make the tracker work on a real Tandy or PCjr if possible. Later versions will also support CMS/Game Blaster as an additional output option.

The tracker was written for Borland Pascal 7.0, but with a few modifications it should compile with Freepascal as well.

Some features:
Import of Amiga MOD files (pattern data)
Import of Tandy/PCjr music from Sierra AGI (AGIv2 and AGIv3) games (Kings Quest etc.).
Option to use the PC Speaker as additional channel
Supports typical "tracker effects" like portamento, volume slide etc.
Own, space-saving file format
I plan to support MIDI and VGM file formats in the future.

This project is actively developed by me and therefore I will update the source code here regularly. Current release is version 1.0. Version 1.1 is almost finished and will be released soon. The source code here is the current work status for version 1.1.

https://github.com/JKnipperts/TNDY-Tracker

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> Some features:
> Import of Tandy/PCjr music from Sierra AGI (AGIv2 and AGIv3) games (Kings
> Quest etc.).

I haven't gotten it yet, but Ken Williams (of Sierra) finally published his memoirs this month (physical or PDF): https://kensbook.com/