Is it just me or has GreaseMonkey's hostings been pulled more than once?

Ever so often I liked being able to peek into his development directory and check things out.

This time I was looking for his python file that created NSFs.

Yeah, I'm missing a lot of his stuff. I really wanted to see it2mid.py as well. ;(

it2mid would be the perfect cure for Schism Tracker's bad MIDI exporting abilities... if done correctly.

http://www.un4seen.com/2midi.html

That one's not for me, especially if it's a commercial product (not to mention I don't even have the right computer for the job). :(

I'll need to boot my desktop into FreeBSD and pull all that shit off it to get pychip, sorry.

Thanks for reminding me to upload it2mid, though, I thought I had that on there already... linky: https://github.com/iamgreaser/it2everything

good to know i'm not the only one waiting for btp2 sources. been trying to hack that driver several times, but it seems 650x asm just isn't made for me. also, the data format seems to be rather cryptic. well, maybe i'll take another shot at it for the coming winter chip.

btw i found some obscure 3-channel driver on my hd, if somebody is interested mail me - utz at mynamewithouttthegap dot de

yupp

dropbox it or DCC it to BotB on #botb. :)

the problem is, i have no idea who's the author of this routine, so i don't want to distribute it publically. If i remember correctly it came from some atari devers mailing list. you probably know it. if there's a chance to identify it then i could send it through #botb.

EDIT: managed to identify the author (Andy Mucho). So here's the link: http://irrlichtproject.de/downloads/pitsound.zip
tried to dcc the file, didn't work. somebody please upload the file here so i can delete it from my server.

Here's another mirror. I went looking for it again tonight.
http://www.qotile.net/minidig/tricks.html