NES Sounds

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cea-six
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NES Sounds

Post by cea-six »

Hello,
ive been reading thorugh GBAbuy tutorials on programming the nes. and i cant seem to get his sound program to work. any suggestion? i just want to know the easiest way to make a sound. but most importantly which registers to access to make sound.

thanks guys
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I've never used GBAGuy's tutorials, but the general consensus around here is that they're no good.

Check out the link on NESDEVWiki for the APU:

http://nesdevwiki.org/wiki/index.php/NES_APU

It is mainly based on the following document:

http://nesdev.com/apu_ref.txt

This document also discusses sound:

http://nesdev.com/2A03%20technical%20reference.txt

Hope that helps!

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I'm getting blank pages back from nesdevwiki.org.
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tepples: The wiki is working for me.

cea-six: Also, take a look at the NES101 tutorial on the main NESDEV page. I really like it, and it does show you how to generate a simple square wave tone.

Good luck!
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No Carrier wrote:tepples: The wiki is working for me.
It's working for me, but only as an anonymous user who is not allowed to edit. I've taken further discussion to the appropriate forum.
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