Tommy T's Play Me Sound Editor For the NES Nintendo

Tommy Tallarico's Early Development Sound Editor Prototype. Tommy Used this cartridge to write an NES Sound engine that he put on Color A Dinosaur. This cart was discovered at a Swap Meet in Orange County California along with A Prototype of Overlord and a very early version of Color A Dinosaur.

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• Dinosaur
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• Overlord
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• Prototype

[TommyTallarico]

Holy crap! I haven't seen that in almost 20 years! Where the heck did you dig that up?!? Pretty cool. I can tell you who the Tommy T. is! :)

[jlouvier]

@TommyTallarico Hery Tommy, I sent you an email with my story on how I found these carts. I sent the email through your website. Shoot me over a reply, I would love to chat.

[TommyTallarico]

I saw the pics of the carts in a forum. Yeah... those were my carts from almost 20 years ago. And the "Tommy T." label is my handwriting. The "Golf Power" was an old cartridge casing that I erased over... I was a game tester for Golf Power so when the game was completed I used the cart to put an NES sound engine on it for when I was working on Color A Dinosaur!

[charliechin]

what a piece of game history (and personal, for Tommy) I hope some day, somebody send this to Tommy Tallarico.

Tommy Tallarico if you read this, Regards from a Spanish fan of you career!

[officialshintek]

Decay: how long it takes to decrease the notes volume

Release: how long a note played will last (kinda echo ish thing)

Sweep: To transform souns basicly.

Vibrato: Changes the sound's speed, getting a wobbly kind of sound :D

Why dont you make music with this, I'd love to hear what you would come up with :D!

Peace!

.// Shintek

[Doommaster1994]

Where did you get this cart? I must know...

[PatTheNESpunk]

Flight of the Bumblebees, NES style!