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I love that SNESMod sound driver by mukunda! However, I prefer not to make money off of making music (I do indeed do them for free)... I prefer making them for free games.

nocash, I've got at least one example where debuggers might have trouble... and believe me, this one I didn't need a debugger. ^_^ You're not going to find Mega Man's Soccer's hidden ending using any old debugger... :D That's actually something that I found via good 'ole hex editing. I used my hex m...

Hey nocash... I can fill in the blank for some of these multi-tap games for number of players through your documentation. Bakukyuu Renpatsu!! Super B-Daman: 4 players (via "Battle Mode") Bakutou Dochers: 4 players (via the bottom option, "Battle Mode") Battle Jockey: 4 players Dr...

Try using a different button to activate channel 3... sometimes it ends up being on the SNES end that causes a hiccup (or it could be your keyboard). Either that, or make sure your auto-fire is completely off (you may have accidentally activated it for the up key).

A little hint for you: for every 0001 (in hex) that you add to the pitch, I determined it increases the pitch by 3.90625 hz.

This might be as close as you can get to real technical documentation... it happens to cover the whole kit and kaboodle, including SNES sound.

Oh my! A NTT Data Pad? Now that has me curious... does NTT JRA PAT even remotely have sound... or maybe some music?

Other than that, I have to run your emulator under DOS (which is missing) in order to try it out...

Packy and Marlon is the perfect SPC set to listen to that pitch modulation: it's strange, but it does use it. That is the best possible place I could think of, personally...

The tracks that I'm sure use pitch modulation are...
- Playground 2
- House 4
- Unknown Song 9

It seems like you can combined the streamed audio with the music... at least that's what I think. N-Warp Daisakusen doesn't quite combine them, but there is a piece of SFX still playing at the end of a round when the streaming sample starts up.

Hmm... the MSU-1 would allow me to produce music with no conversion to SPC needed (AKA, no channel limitations). However, I would lose the ability to test the game, as my computer is incompatible with the latest version of bsnes (I only run an iMac G5 running Mac OS X 10.4.11... :( ). With four giga...

I presume you did the music as well? I personally enjoyed the game. New SNES games are rare these days... ^_^

I have a theory why: In The Groove was a commercial product (to some extent). Stepmania was not commercial to my knowledge.

I've found out that for those undumpable SPCs (specifically Mr. Bloopy and all of those Mindscape games with those shared sound drivers), they use pointers that update in real-time. And for my two cents... Cool World - Jonathan Dunn (ROM text. Currently I don't have a staff roll to work with for thi...

The game functions on SNES9X 1.5 through 1.53. On SNES9X 1.43, it starts up, but you can't control the main character (we're looking for ability to run on hardware anyways, if I remember correctly). I got the game to run successfully on the versions of bsnes that I had from 0.5 through 0.3.8. The re...

Ported over SNESMod to Mac after recently getting XCode (no, I didn't have to update: I still have the installation disc for Tiger). I was very surprised how little modification I had to do to the code... Note that this build is for PowerPC Macs, and I strongly reccomend at least Mac OS X 10.4.11. I...

You really impressed me with these videos... I didn't think someone would go for it. ^_^