Koji Kondo - "Super Mario Bros. (Theme)" -- Chiptune Visualization / NES NSF

So, I decided to take a look at all the separate channels of some chiptune music at once. Thought it might look cool, since those waveforms are usually so pretty. I quickly put together a script to create this and other videos.

This time, I decided to try a different platform, so I picked the Nintendo Entertainment System.
At the moment, I know very little about this platform or the audio chip used, but we see here two square wave channels, one triangle wave and one noise channel.

Since I made a video using the theme of "The Legend of Zelda", per FlamingRuby's request, I thought I might as well do the other classical theme from NES, the theme from "Super Mario Bros."

Enjoy this classic.

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You can find this along with several other NES music at Zophar's Domain NSF Archive:
http://www.zophar.net/music/nsf.html

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[beefinator14]

I have a song suggestion: Magician (NES) - Abadon Battle (Final Boss)

I think it would be cool visualized, especially the part that sounds as if it's doing PWM by an LFO

[1ucasvb]

@beefinator14 Magician, huh? Man, you really got your chiptunes right. :)

I was already planning on doing some videos with it, though I hadn't picked a song yet. I'll include yours to the list.

[beefinator14]

@1ucasvb sweet!

[beefinator14]

ah, I was waiting for this... :)

[FlamingRuby]

Thanks again!

[TheAnonymousRaccoon]

Wow. Spot on!