NSF Player for SNES
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More accurate than the SNES audio output on Zsnes.
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@memblers It's from an amiga program called "Imploder 4", I believe.
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also, why doesn't metal man's noise channel appear? what does decay mean?
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what do the different colors for the triangle wave mean?
I've noticed that with the square waves, it represents duty cycles. 12.5% being red, 25 and 75% being green while 50% is blue.
But Triangle waves apparently don't have other duty cycles.
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Wow! That's really impressive :O! Kudos !
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Hi Memblers,
Impressive work that you have there! May I ask what song plays during the intro of this video?
jbasniakgm112 1 year ago
@jbasniakgm112
Thanks! The song is Exploder by Chibi-Tech, it's a remix of something. The best place to hear it is in the Retrocoders - Years Behind music ROM (where it also is the intro music, sorta weird that I stole it to re-use but oh well, hehe).
memblers 1 year ago
Wasn't that Jekyll & Hyde music used in Rygar as well?
RichieEastside 1 year ago
@RichieEastside
Yeah, it was. But with a loop instead of an ending (I didn't let it play in the video tho). I'm not certain, but I think that same composer also did Conflict and Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode.
memblers 1 year ago
Hey Memblers, long time no see! I had long forgotten about this, but now I remember that I actually made that nsf-logo for you. Good memories, although I doesn't actually look that good in retrospect.
Anyway, I've been getting into Snesdev myself lately. I've uploaded a few videos here on youtube if you want to take a look.
Dforce3000 3 years ago
Actually I thought that logo looks awesome. Though in those cases where I showed on a black background (where I didn't have a screenshot to use), that didn't help it any. I remember you sent me a design for the file-selector and interface that looked really cool, but I think by that time I was tired of working on it and didn't want to rewrite all that much (not to mention wrestling more with that damn complex SNES PPU, heheh).
memblers 2 years ago