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Well, according to one source:

Of course it's not going to work with everything.

Just check the thread.  Please try to leave posts with content on NESdev.  Many people have lurked on NESdev for years before posting anything.  I did not make ENIO.  It is a project of chykn's.

Your perception of how you take my words is your reality.  You said your piece and now you've moved onto bigger and better things.  Glad to hear it. Hedonism is the way to go.

Dammit; you both made me a little mad. 

Shiru:  First off, just as herr_prof says, you need not be upset by people who clearly have no idea what they are talking about.  It shows that you have some emotional security issues; being regardless of language barrier.  I'm not one for parenting or coaching.  Compare the discourse among your peers at NESdev forum and here.  You obviously do not fit in among laymen and angsty, "gotta prove myself" musicians in this forum.  Try to take what people say not for what you read but for their intent.  If you cannot discern their intent, then take it at face value "with a grain of salt."  For one, you understand multiple architectures, assembly languages, and you've told me personally that you have been making music since the early 90's.  Get a hold of yourself and realize that you should be secure in your endeavors for your own sake.  People will make tools and people will use tools.  Everyone is entitled to preference and opinion; albeit subjective and inherently meaningless unless meaning is incepted.

Esopus-dragon:  You.  You, you you...  I won't waste much time talking to you.  I have stuck my foot in my mouth countless times and have not properly researched before posting on forums before.  My only advise to you is live and learn and even though we are separated between electronic means, there are people connected to you.  And even if you highly respect or feel intimidated or cannot relate to someone intellectually, it doesn't mean that they possess limitless mental vigor.

OK.  I feel a bit better now.  I've said what has been said out of respect and I send pleasant thoughts and intentions toward your upcoming days to the both of you.

Hrm...  BGB doesn't do SGB music yet.  For an example load the Game Boy game Animaniacs.  It should also be using the SPC700 for music.

Right for two reasons actually.  Setting Z7F in FamiTracker makes a direct write to $4011 (the 7-bit DAC register; basically the raw audio sample register).  $7F is 127 decimal; which is the highest sample position and number for the 7-bit register.  This corresponds to volume as well.  $7F in a DPCM decoded sample (or a directly written 7-bit PCM sample) to the DAC is the highest "volume" marker in the sample waveform that can be made in 7-bits.  So basically even though you aren't hearing anything, it's basically a loud low frequency drone.  The triangle and noise channel pins are all shared with the DPCM channel going to the audio out on the NES/Famicom.  So if the DPCM channel is droning a loud low frequency, then the triangle and noise channels are in competition with it.  So basically it would be like two people trying to speak on stage without amplification while an amplifier connected to nothing is turned on next to them with the gain all the way up; drowning out a lot of their speech with the low frequency.