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I'm not sure what actually is causing troubles here, whether it's the toneset or the emulator in question. From what I have heard from videos etc, emu2413.c is pretty accurate, but I might end up ditching it for something from the MAME source code or Adplug or something.

if you don't have EEPROMs or another way to get the chip to do stuff, don't bother, it's better that way. look what happened to my cart...

kyuusaku wrote:So you're comparing the instruments by ear.. with other channels active? I would think Kevtris would single out the instrument and compare _waveforms_.

indeed. i'd like to have a better way of listening to stuff, perhaps someone else could record some of the instruments being played?

Accuracy is compared against hardware recordings from the sound test. I don't have an EEPROM burner or something like that, so I can't listen to the instruments individually.

from what I know, the instrument settings provided in VRCVII.txt do not correctly work in the emulator I am using (emu2413.c). a lot of sources confirm that the VRC7 is essentially a modified YM2413, so these instrument settings are designed to work with that respective hardware.

this was a toss-up between music and hardware, but judging that it's more hardware related, i'm posting it here. even though it's a huge waste of time, i've been looking at the VRC7 for some while now. at this point, i've managed to come up with the following tones, which i believe are accurate enou...

Hey guys, I took a look at the code and came the the immediate conclusion that I suck at C++. Therefore, I took somebody else's code and added it to filter a lot of stuff that causes noise. It's also able to switch between tracks without having the listener noticing much of a change in volume, as op...