M-VAVE FM-1 firmware
FM1 Quest
SLOOP reskinned as a pixel-art role-playing game. by hericdk
About
FM1 Quest dresses SLOOP as a pixel-art RPG: tracks are heroes, lit steps are attacks and recording a loop is a boss fight. Every SLOOP function stays in place.
Install and safety
Test. The author marks this as a test or alpha build. Back up first.
Install with the author’s installer (opens in a new tab)Try in browser (author’s emulator) (opens in a new tab)
Coming after hardware verification. Maru will offer installs only after its own installer has completed a full install and restore on a physical M-VAVE FM-1, and only for open-source releases whose authors have been told.
- Put the unit on stock V15 first, and keep your own copy of the stock file from M-VAVE’s downloads (opens in a new tab) so you can go back.
- Back up your presets with the current firmware’s own export before installing.
- Rescue: none documented for this firmware.
- If something goes wrong, follow the recovery ladder.
- The directory notes it has not yet been tried on a physical FM-1.
- SLOOP's own release installs over it.