Hi,
Can somebody tell me how to do this, maybe there's some tutorial that I've missed?
I was hoping to use the sweet synth sounds from the first Batman game by Sunsoft.
Exporting instruments with GensKMod?
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You must pause game (by emulator's CPU>Pause, not native in-game pause!) right when needed instrument sounds. Then go to CPU>Debug>Genesis->Sound - YM2612. Select needed channel (where needed instrument plays) by upper buttons, and click Dump Channel to save this instrument in file. Because you not always know, which channel used for needed instrument, you must save instruments for all six channels, or only for channels 1-5 if game uses digital drums.
You can ensure which channel play needed instrument with VGM or GYM players, which allows to switch on/off selected channels.
Pause before Dump Channel needed because some games can change instruments dynamically.
Note that Batman music uses not only FM, but also PSG.
You can ensure which channel play needed instrument with VGM or GYM players, which allows to switch on/off selected channels.
Pause before Dump Channel needed because some games can change instruments dynamically.
Note that Batman music uses not only FM, but also PSG.
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For a simple reason, since you're new to all this stuff, maybe you want to dump the sound of a channel that is actually playing in PSG, which cannot be dumped.
If you're wondering why PSG cannot be dumped, PSG are simple square wave tones, so there are no complexity in the sound wave like the FM channels which are modulated over 4 operators in a given algorithm.
Seeya,
Tulio
If you're wondering why PSG cannot be dumped, PSG are simple square wave tones, so there are no complexity in the sound wave like the FM channels which are modulated over 4 operators in a given algorithm.
Seeya,
Tulio