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Post by Sky Yoshi » Wed Dec 02, 2015 2:07 pm

What are these Expansion chip does?
And why these chips are not included in FamiTracker?
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Post by JohnLeagsdurg » Wed Dec 02, 2015 2:33 pm

I watched these videos from the games who use these chips and they don't sound that different
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Post by Shywolf » Wed Dec 02, 2015 8:23 pm

Xyz already answered this in your other thread:

> Xyz wrote:As for the other two chips you mentioned, they are ADPCM chips containing fixed samples from their games. They may be included in the .nsf specification in the future but for the meantime it is unsupported.

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Post by MiniMacro » Wed Dec 02, 2015 10:02 pm

Doesn't one of them play .WAV samples?
wow this is total BS
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Post by Xyz » Thu Dec 03, 2015 10:08 pm

.wav = a microsoft specification for playing PCM type audio on personal computers. It is incorrect to even say something like "the mmc5 can play .wav on its 3rd channel" because that is different from saying "the mmc5 can play PCM samples on its 3rd channel". The 1st quote is false, the 2nd quote is true.
The Mitsubishi and Bandai chips only play ADPCM type audio.
So no.
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Post by Sky Yoshi » Thu Dec 03, 2015 10:11 pm

> Xyz wrote:.wav = a microsoft specification for playing PCM type audio on personal computers. It is incorrect to even say something like "the mmc5 can play .wav on its 3rd channel" because that is different from saying "the mmc5 can play PCM samples on its 3rd channel". The 1st quote is false, the 2nd quote is true.
> The Mitsubishi and Bandai chips only play ADPCM type audio.
> So no.

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> JohnLeagsdurg wrote:I watched these videos from the games who use these chips and they don't sound that different

YOU LIED TO ME!!! lol
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Post by drdevil » Thu Dec 03, 2015 10:43 pm

It'd be pretty cool if they were supported, as it'd be cool to use real instrument samples (alongside DPCM) without having to try and replicate them on the VRC6 or N163.
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Post by iYamWhatIYam » Thu Dec 03, 2015 11:37 pm

The way I see it, I feel one should make SPC700 music for situations involving using lots of samples.
Although I would like to see more sound chips added for support solely for the purpose of completion and 100% full emulation of the Famicom hardware.
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Post by ImATrackMan » Fri Dec 04, 2015 3:45 am

They don't work like that. The samples are like the VRC7's unique patches in that they're built onto the chip die. then being supported in FT would be useless because you wouldn't be able to hear those samples on hardware (which is what FT emulates)
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Post by JohnLeagsdurg » Fri Dec 04, 2015 4:07 pm

> Sky Yoshi wrote:

> > JohnLeagsdurg wrote:I watched these videos from the games who use these chips and they don't sound that different

> YOU LIED TO ME!!! lol

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