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Very cool.
And remember, Gil, I'm still committed to donating $5-10 for your hard work. I updated my list a little bit too, with composer information, and more specific names like for Challenge of the Dragon (since there's two versions, one by Sachen and one by Color Dreams).

Okay. Here are my NSF requests/fixes: Game - Problem - Composer (In case NSF is ripped) AD&D Pool of Radiance - Missing sound effects. - Seiji Toda Al Unser Jr.'s Turbo Racing (Japan) - No NSF rip. - Shogo Sakai, Takafumi Miura, Yuji Suzuki Alfred Chicken - Speed issue. - David Whittaker (Fixed)...

Yeah, and unfortunately, none of those developers have the source code anymore to those spaghetti-coded NES games, or they don't want to give it out.

Ah. I ask because I've been recently listening to Fumito Tamayama's work on NES (and David Whittaker) and Fumito uses triangle drums. I can do covers of his work on Famitracker but I have to write at a really fast tempo (300, 256, 225, etc.)

Alberto, I got to ask,
How did you program the triangle drums? How hard was that?

You could ask kevtris, but I'm not sure if he'll do it or not. I heard he won't take requests.

Wow, I didn't get notified there were so many comments! Alberto, that's some really interesting stuff you said. And the way you compose...I know you were originally a graphics person and just had the talent of being able to compose music, like Mark Cooksey. I took band for a few years but that didn'...

I just got another game's credits: J League Winning Goal credits Shige Chan and Yoko Chan, which are the aliases of Shigenori Masuko and Yoko Suzuki. I beat J League Fighting Soccer but there is no credits. The GameBoy version credits Fumito Tamayama but I think the GB version has different music, s...

Hey there, locke_gb7. I'm afraid your luck has ran out, as Gil_Galad I believe is retiring from NSF ripping. I would learn 6502 to rip NSFs myself, but hearing how hard it is, I don't think I'm going to. Only thing I do know remotely is a little C++ which I don't think helps in NSF ripping. I asked ...

Ah, I see. If I was making such a tool which I do plan to do when I learn 6502 (I'm learning C++ in a class right now), I want to use my own instruments. That sounds like it would be a tricky task, but again, I'm not a programmer on the NES so I wouldn't know. It's just an assumption. I would also h...

I would say that depends on how bad it's programmed, but I don't know, I'm not a 6502 programmer. Doesn't matter though, because if I did make a MIDI>NES conversion tool, it would still sound bad anyway since I would suck at 6502 programming.

I recently got in touch with Michelle Simon, who composed Roundball 2-on-2 Challenge for the NES. She told me that the game's music was composed as MIDI files in Cakewalk for DOS. I'd like to say that this is probably the millionth NES game developer (Park Place Productions) to use converted MIDI fi...

Would a video be better?

lol I've done that before. *Cough*Color Dreams*Cough* So are those undumpable SPCs possible to get dumped or is there no chance? I know that there's SNSF files but there aren't any for the ones I want (James Bond Jr., Paperboy 2, Wayne's World) EDIT: Not sure if I mentioned this before but I went th...

Oh cool. I'm trying to get that MusiCart dumped. Gil said he has most of the software for it, but I turn the game on and it's giving me graphic problems. I haven't put alcohol or any liquid in it, the worst I've done is blow on the cartridge.