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damn it alex - you better represent killadelphia and stop adding this (INTERNET) thing.   you are a muther fucking philadelphia chipmusic representative.  act like it.  - signed your father (oh - and your mother approves of this too... beotch)

so - i'm going to bring multiple bottles to piss in this time.  sharin' and carin'.

mike lerman from 8bitKOK says yes!  ; ]

does look like him yes?

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this is a good fucking idea all around and would pave the way for some interesting mods i bet - i would definitely buy a pcb if you made a run.  make sure to put a variable clock in there!  would there be a way to get more S-RAM in there?  then we could extend the size of songs we could have on one LSDJ rom?  like instead of 8K S-RAM put like 16K in there or something.  256k and bring every song you ever wrote?

or is the S-RAM just inside the ASIC CPU chip?  it would be badass if someone reverse engineered the CPU chip and bumped the processor power up so you get crazy FM sounds like TG16 on a DMG.  Sorta like what i think Mr. Baldwin is doing with Pulsar.

ok - i think this post belongs in that "ultimate fantasy gear" thread.

YO check this:  i dunno if this will help...   maybe you need to pad your ROM.  this is post i wrote on $%*&bc  - might help>>>>>

Ok...  So,  i tried forEVER to playback my TFM VGMs through a Sega Nomad and a tototek flash cart (SMDpro).  It drove me FUCKING NUTS because at first...  it would play like half of my song and then freeze.  So, i am here to point people in the right direction if they are trying to do the same thing.  Save them some heartache.  This is what you need...

Genesis _ MD2 is the best (Nomad is an MD2)  <fuck that model one {high definition graphics} on the front is the best - dont know what i was thinking>

VGMplay 2.00 or VGMplay 2.00+ by Michael Stampler

Hex Editor of your choice - i use XVI32 because No Carrier likes it

TFM music maker

Ok - so just take your VGM drop it into VGMplay and you will get your .bin ROM file.  You will notice that it will play in an emulator...  but if you try to flash it to the cart the playback will be F'd up.  so...  what you do is > dump the .bin into your hex editor and round the file size off and make it the correct size.  You'll notice that most Genesis roms are like 128k 256k 512k 1Mb etc.

THANKS TO SHIRU for the tip!!!!!!!!!!  he is awesomenessssss.

say you have a dot bin that is 92k...  what you would have to do is make it 128k.

so....  in XVI32 add zeros until you get to position 1FFFF - this will make the file 128k.

say you had a file that was like 168k...  then you would add zeros till you got to 3FFFF

i believe 1FFFF is 128 and 3FFFF is 256.

somebody wanna throw those other values up here like 512 and 1Mb and 2Mb etc?

absolute pitches would be nice - that shouldn't be too hard to implement.  someone want to write johan?