Converted NES Music (cv3a.s3m)
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This is the music from Nintendo's Castlevania. This is one of those catchy tunes that you can't get out of your head. But it still sounds like very "beepy". I bet it would sound alot better with different samples...which brings us to..... Although judging by the title this piece seems that a program was just used to extract it from a ROM or something...it is a technical masterpiece...it replicates the sound almost if not, perfectly. I checked it with my emulator and there was a very MINOR difference in the sound...I attribute that to my emulator being off, or my speakers had a different adjustment/volume level. So if you want to remember the old days then download this...it is extremely small (EXTREMELY) it about 8 or 9 k but you can just check.
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GM81:Square (41h*1, 0EFh*3) GM82:Triangle 50 + INT(RND * 166) Laterby edited by Bisqwit.. 18.1.1999 8:44 But that actually wasn't the birth of cv3a.s3m from cv3.s3m. I don't remember which was. :)
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This is good, but it seems that this NSF-to-S3M converter program forgot the DPCM. Ahh, I'll give it that the conversion and the program were made back in the 1990s when emulation was new.