curious what you mean about the render thing - it should be a render of the nsf playback not the tracker playback

that said this is a really lovely tune!

When playing the nsf on NSFPlay, the pulse 1 channel plays at a very low pitch -- when it shouldnt. The Dn-Famitracker nsf export log says:

* Multiple expansion chips enabled
Building music data...
* Sequences used: 12 (232 bytes)
* Instruments used: 14 (125 bytes)
* N163 waves size: 256 bytes
* DPCM samples used: 1 (4096 bytes)
* Grooves used: 0 (1 bytes)
* Song 0: 29 frames (638 bytes), 92 patterns (6563 bytes)

* 168 duplicated pattern(s) removed
* Samples located at: $C980
* NSF load address: $8000
Writing output file...
* Driver size: 10870 bytes
* Song data size: 7913 bytes (44%)
* NSF type: Linear (driver @ $8000)
Done, total file size: 23040 bytes

im sorry but the render is illegal.
the nsf plays on a slower speed and the pulse1 sounds different than what is in your render. the render has to get replaced because of this.

Render replaced using NSFplay 2.6 - this version seems to play at the correct speed as the tracker render, but it still unfortunately causes issues with the pulse. If you find a better way to render off the NSF that sounds more accurate, please let us know and we'll get it replaced. If not possible, sorry about that! It would be cool if you wanted to share a link to the tracker render so people can at least hear your intended version even if we need to vote on the NSF rendered one.

ill upload the tracker render on youtube and link it on the comments soon. ive been very busy yesterday and today. sorry for the illegal render 🙇‍♂️

I have published the tracker render on yortob

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qbwxh4OvjbM

despite the render problems, this is such a bop <3. it reminds me a little bit about puyo puyo c:

edit: im listening the tracker render, and now i like it more than before :D

Lovely!

that phasing sound is really neat