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NES and SNES audio channels - isolating and transcribing ...
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http://snesmusic.org/files/spc700.html
The SNES' sound module consist of: (1) the sound engine: SPC700 8-bit CPU above and DSP unit below, both designed and manufactured by Sony. (2): 9112 32k SRAM manufactured by Sharp. (3): D6376 2 channel 16-bit DAC manufactured by NEC. (4): 9124 32k SRAM manufactured by Hitachi. (5): 2904 Dual Op-Amp manufactured by JRC.
The Mysterious Legacy of the SNES Soundchip - Fatnick ...
https://mechafatnick.co.uk/2016/08/19/the-mysterious-legacy-of-the-snes-soundchip/
Generally, these PSGs featured 3-4 sound channels (Think of these as the number of instruments in the band) and these channels could produce any one of a small number of simple sound wave forms (think of these as types of instrument that are being played.)
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