linkin park? where are the obligatory 'hide your kids' jokes people
you're supposed to not be funny step your game up come on
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linkin park? where are the obligatory 'hide your kids' jokes people
you're supposed to not be funny step your game up come on
*sigh* what are you, 11? do you have mental disabilities or a criminal record disallowing you from using search functions?
Aeros, if it has a backlight, I'm not sure that's true... (Compared to non-BL GBC)
well, assuming all GBs are backlighted. probably should've mentioned that.
DMG has the best battery life, by FAR. you don't even need to know the numbers.
Which Game Boy are you using and which CPU number is it?
that would be the number visible on the PCB when you remove the battery cover, correct? i'm running a DMG, rev. 6, if that's the case.
i honestly think it's not an issue with sample preparation - when you disable the sample altogether using O--, it still makes the noise. i suppose it'd have to be something hardware-related.
so i recently created a song which makes heavy use of samples and the WAV channel, and in the recording process it's hardly audible over the WAV channel's sample noise.
is there anything I can do to reduce this noise past use of an entirely different gameboy model? perhaps preparing samples differently, or using a certain filter? on a less important note, what the hell even causes it?
Oh I'm sure it's going inside. 100%.
scrolling down to the bottom of this page without reading OP is now extremely unsettling
on a related note, that is one INSANE gameboy. i have no idea how you're going to pull this off.
frostbyte confirmed for WAV channel god. that is all.
i seriously hope someone figures out how to do this
i don't think i want to waste the next 10 minutes telling you the many ways those sounds are virtually impossible or improbable to recreate.
i don't think it's your cart, it's more than likely your gameboy simply not having the raw processing power needed to play the song, so it just falls behind. best guess = get a GBC or GBA if you haven't already
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