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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpHK1dgN5Po
discovered this on my own.
I even made a documentation:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lvt9zye0kq02v … n.rtf?dl=1
If anyone would like to contribute with information, if you know more about this,
and/or has experience with musyx's audio tools, you're welcome.
Last edited by lu9 (Jan 29, 2015 11:12 pm)
I can't open your doc on mobile. Just what is going on here? You located the soundtrack code or...?
the wav bass on that first one sounds super meaty, is it sampled or something? anyway this is neat find! like a more "authentic" GXSCC.
i'd love to try patch switches mid-note to do duty cycle modulation, but that might make the resulting .mid too big :v
there are 2 bass waves for all tiertex games in the gbc. But you can replace them.
@egr, the composer of the soundtrack of these games uploaded the source files of his works, even with the compiler.
using that, I found the hex offset that the music is in.
Last edited by lu9 (Jan 31, 2015 5:07 pm)
lu9: do the romhacking community a favor and upload your information to romhacking.net
lu9: do the romhacking community a favor and upload your information to romhacking.net
good idea.