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You've run into the same killer that SNESAmp ran into. Shin Togenkyo is especially noteworthy for me, because it also failed in some of my more current SPC players (an older version of Audio Overload was successful in playing this song), although it usually fails after a few seconds rather than righ...

Here's my selection for each one...

Clay Fighter 2 ~ Main Menu

Mickeys Playtown Adventure ~ Title Screen

Shin Togenkyo ~ Main Menu

We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story ~ Title Screen

Try these SPC sets on for size (I consider these a real challenge):
- Clay Fighter 2 - Judgement Clay
- Mickey's Playtown Adventure - A Day of Discovery!
- We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story
- Shin Togenkyo

I'm already guessing the SNES version of Sid Meier's Civilization was Japanese-developed (or at least the sound was... I'm guessing Mint). Could be wrong, but it's much easier for me to tell who may have done the sound based off of the sound samples for the SPC700 in certain cases. What little credi...

You speak of the Dream Fighter engine (or something like that) when you mention that attempt from 7 years ago? You might have some of my long lost music from those days if you still have them in either .it or .xm format. Anything made in between mid-October 2007 and mid-August 2008 may be lost on my...

Very smooth for a SNES game. Friction-wise, seems to work quite nicely, especially on the ice platforms where I had to be more careful about slowing down.

The SNES has a limited ability to reproduce the Sega Genesis sounds though its pitch modulation feature. There's a reason why I say limited, though... - Four channel limit (or even fewer in some cases if you want more operators at once) - Limited pitch control (you can't go beyond one octave without...

I scrolled through the samples in an even interval without randomizing ordering.

I've got some song usage details for pitch modulation in songs. I'm pretty sure The Oracle from Secret of Mana/Seiken Densetsu 2 uses pitch modulation in its opening. I also caught some pitch modulation on The Sacrifice, Part 2 from Seiken Densetsu 3 (I caught it a minute into the song, although it ...

Here are the 17 samples in BRR format:
https://app.box.com/s/aao9o1qzo03ccrxz50mmt0ujfdy2ah4l

I guess it's which waveform is being played after the previous one finishes.

Sound driver booting could be one of the things that happens while the game starts up, which would take some time to load if that were to happen (a few seconds to me).

There is no source code to speak of other than whatever source the SNESGSS sound driver used in the first place. Thus, the SPC code can simply be taken straight out of the SNESGSS sound driver. The music file was literally typed in by hand, byte by byte. SNESGSS's documentation has info on what each...

I read somewhere that granular synthesis is just like wavetable synthesis except with the use of samples instead of mere oscillator waveforms... If that's the case, you would simply be scrolling thru different samples right??? Maybe i will try assigning arbitrary brr end blocks along the way in thi...

http://problemkaputt.de/fullsnes.htm I use this one. Works well enough for my intentions. Any details in particular you were wondering about? I have three SPC700 assembly (well... two of them use non-native syntax) sound driver examples. SNESGSS (caution, link may not last much longer, given that Go...

Yes! a: Worked! You have no idea how happy you all have made me! :mrgreen: No problem, we need more SNES developers in the world. :D Truer words have not been spoken. Seconded. My own fandom of developing a SNES game is taking years to accomplish (My fandom is at least 10 years old and counting!), ...