Recent content by VinylCheese

Ah, Tim Follin. Great stuff indeed. I suppose I should note that the NES is technically capable of expansion audio, too, if you do a simple modification.

I've been playing Mother 3, finally!

Started working on this this morning. I'm rather pleased with the results. Surface of SR388 - Metroid 2

Uh, around the northeastern area, but yeah, Texas.

Behold, it is I. Yeah, so that pic of me back from last March just looks quite awful, so here's a better one. I've never really liked my hair that short...

So, I really want to share with everyone a (fairly) new year-long music project by Adam Young, called Adam Young Scores. Each month of 2016 (excluding January), he has been, and will be, releasing a music score based on his interpretation of historical events. As of writing, there are: Apollo...

I think It's rather boring around here and not much happens. The summers here are a bit too hot and winter can be kinda disappointing. (We got no snow this year... Bleh.) So yeah. I'd like to move somewhere near my current residence, maybe a couple of states over, where its cooler. (For a while...

Some things I composed about 2 years ago. I did some touch-up work on them today, and I thought I ought to put them up here. Ambiance "SeeItsCoolCuzIUsedSamples" (This one's a very small loop)

I made this a bit earlier tonight. Hopefully someone will recognize it...

I'd already flipped the image after saying that; I just thought it should be noted.

I do believe that image is backward. As such, it doesn't seem to work. I'll try to put up some of mine in a while.

The NES and Famicom share the same sound chip, so it's correct in saying NES/Famicom. However, expansion audio is not natively supported on the NES, so additional sound chips (e.g. VRC6) is technically Famicom only.

I believe it was used in Hero's End, wasn't it? Anyway, I'm gonna drop off a load of orgs that are old/unfinished/I'm too lazy to finish.

Yup, that's what I thought. Though, just copy-pasting where it's needed is rather easy, if that's what you're not already doing.

It sounds like there's 2 noise channels in there... Is that the case, or did you use some trick to make it sound that way? [EDIT: Never mind about that... I've found its much simpler than I thought to do that with one noise.]