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- Tools
- Restrictions on submit
- Accepted file format
- Playback (for voting)
- Render to MP3
- See also
The PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 was a home video game console released in 1987 for Japan and 1989 in North America respectively.
Sound is delivered through six 5-bit wavetable channels programed via the HuC6280A cpu. The 5th and 6th channel have noise generation capabilities. Also, the 2nd channel has an optional "LFO" function which can frequency modulate channel 1.
Software could stream sampled sound into any of the 6 channels with digital to analog conversion. Channels could also be combined for a higher 8, 9, or 10 bit PCM sample playback.
Tools
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xpmck
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DefleMask Tracker
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HuSIC
Restrictions on submit
<<mention the (common) restrictions and requirements on the format>>
Accepted file format
.hes .vgm
Playback (for voting)
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xpmck
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DefleMask Tracker
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HuSIC
Render to MP3
<<describe how an entry can be rendered t an MP3. Don;t go into a step-by-step description unless really necessary. Refer to the appropriate tools instead>>
See also
All related Lyceum articles:
referencing to:
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xpmck
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DefleMask Tracker
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HuSIC
referenced from:
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Formet
