ChipMusic.org - YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-17T00:46:08Z

I would love a snes tracker. provided there existed an easy way to load my samples on there.

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-17T00:40:59Z

@neilbaldwin: sounds like core for first snestracker ever...

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-16T23:21:04Z

The SNES is quite cool. The FIR filter has a wonderful sound. The noise generation is sweet too. Come to think of it, there are a lot of projects with the SNES APU standalone and now the new breeds of cheaper SNES flashcarts. The doors are blown wide open for a dev to code some great software!

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-16T20:15:52Z

neilbaldwin wrote:

Have to agree - I loved working on the SNES. The audio engine I wrote on it was ace - ran on compressed (optimised) MIDI files and had multi-sampled instruments, velocity switching, dynamic playback controlled be external variables, all sorts of cool stuff.
I wonder if I still have the code....hmmm...

yeah bust that code out! sntrq!

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-16T16:05:03Z

wedanced wrote:

why snes? amiga does it better and snes is you know.... shit.

Err, have you written music on the snes? It was very capable for the time, the only downside I felt was the delay in uploading samples to it but that just meant you had to plan ahead.

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-16T15:44:50Z

Have to agree - I loved working on the SNES. The audio engine I wrote on it was ace - ran on compressed (optimised) MIDI files and had multi-sampled instruments, velocity switching, dynamic playback controlled be external variables, all sorts of cool stuff.

I wonder if I still have the code....hmmm...

ne7 wrote:

the spu700 in the snes was one of the most important bits of audio h/w developed for consoles and the granddaddy of audio chips in the Sony psx/ps2 and ps3... 8 separate channels of 16bit 32kHz audio, revolutionary (for the time) sample compression, realtime echo and noise generation all wrapped up in stereo... its hardly -shit-
:-)

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-16T15:28:55Z

Wedanced: What ne7 said... .

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-16T15:09:31Z

the spu700 in the snes was one of the most important bits of audio h/w developed for consoles and the granddaddy of audio chips in the Sony psx/ps2 and ps3... 8 separate channels of 16bit 32kHz audio, revolutionary (for the time) sample compression, realtime echo and noise generation all wrapped up in stereo... its hardly -shit-

:-)

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-15T23:02:00Z

why snes? amiga does it better and snes is you know.... shit.

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-15T22:09:36Z

i'm not a fan of the yobo clones myself. for a clone, they aren't so great compared to others. not tried this particular one though.

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-15T21:55:35Z

Thnx so I rather will buy real SNES...

Re: YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-15T21:43:09Z

A few things with this: this is most certainly not real SNES HW. It's a hardware emulation. One thing to note is that Yobo's NES and SNES clones are known for having fairly poor sound reproduction.

Other than that, I have no idea what kind of memory mapping / cartridge support it has.

YOBO FC-16 Go - Portable SNES

2011-01-15T21:18:45Z

YOBO FC-16 Go

Is this real SNES HW or FPGA Emulation?
Can it runs homebrew apps, trackers with KRIKZZ SNES SUPER EVERDRIVE?

YOUTUBE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXS07rZDzVc

PIC
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Hmm so maybe it is right time for SNES chipmusic...
Someone can code SNESTracker for PC or SNES.
Or good XM/MOD player or DJ Tool for SNES...