The channelf format is music generated by the microprocessor chip for the '[[Channel F (console)]

'[#[Tools]
- '[[Sleizsa]
- '[[Sleizsa Duo]
- '[l[http://battleofthebits.com/academy/GroupThread/15211/Sleizsa+Trio+%28by+utz_irrlicht+project%29+%28CHANNEL+F%21%21%29/[Sleizsa Trio] 

'[#[Restrictions on submit]
The restriction for this format is that the sound is generated by the Channel F chip, either on hardware or by emulator. In case '[[Sleizsa] is used, provide 'ntsc'(default) or 'pal' in the name. This is necessary to know for playback during voting.

'[#[Accepted file format]
.bin

'[#[Playback (for voting)]
You have to process each entry one by one by the emulator. It is the easiest to just use either tool:
'[[Sleizsa]: renaming and replacing 'song.bin' and use '!run.bat' or '!run-pal.bat'
'[[Sleizsa Duo]: rename and replace 'test.bin' and type/run 'mess channelf -rompath roms/ -cart test.bin' form the command prompt, from the SleiszaDuo folder.

Using only the emulator and Channel F boot rom files is possible too, but you have to know where to place the files in order for the emulator to find them.

'[#[Render to MP3]
By default both tools have a .wav file rendered in the 'mess' directory .
'[[Sleizsa]: 'filename.wav' in the 'mess' folder 
'[[Sleizsa Duo]: 'song.wav' in the 'SleizsaDuo' folder

Convert this file to MP3 with your favourite tool (suggestion: Audacity)

'[#[See also]
- '[[Channel F (console)]