Notes on Using

Using

Place both the EXE and the DLL files in the same folder on the phone.
While files can be saved and opened, you should backup your patterns using export pattern.
You must add instruments in order to make sounds, the included instruments are tktki_cyanphasetbass.dll (or "CyanPhase TBass") and tktki_cyanphasettracker (or "CyanPhase TTracker"). TBase is a bass synth and you can change it's cutoff, resonance, decay, etc by setting up Cmd0 or Cmd1 (command shown below). TTracker uses the wavetable to playback samples.
Tokotracker's key mapping was designed for dial pads, qwerty mappings will come later.
- The notes (---) are mapped to the usual dial code numbers on the dial pad: 2 cycles through A B C, 3 cycles through D E F, and 4 sets to G, press the hash/pound/number key (#) to toggle the sharp of the note. 1 clears the note back to --- and 0 makes a note off.
- The parameter fields (..) are mapped to the usual dial code numbers on the dial pad: 1 sets to 1, 2 cycles through 2 A B C, 3 cycles through 3 D E F, 4 and above sets to their respective numbers, press the hash/pound/number key (#) to clear the parameter field back to ...
- star (*) tabs between screen views (pattern, sequencer, instruments, effects, wavetable)
For a note to sound, there must be an instrument in the 3rd column (00 for first instrument, 01 for second, etc.) Adding a note automatically adds the last used instrument number in the instrument field.

Compatibility Note

0.4 beta will have a different file format for importing and exporting patterns, which will be XML based (an attempt at a standard interchange format for trackers in general), and therefore incompatible with the one currently used in 0.3.

0.3b update to 3.0

There was a bug with the save dialog, I've just noticed that many phones may not have "\My Documents\", now replaced with "\".