2.6 KiB
2.6 KiB
5E01
a fantasy sound chip created by Euly, based on the Ricoh 2A03, with some improvements:
- a 37.5% duty cycle,
- 32 noise pitches instead of 16, and
- triangle channel becomes a wave channel, with four available waveforms: triangle, saw, sine and square.
effects
11xx: write to delta modulation counter. range is00to7F.- this may be used to attenuate the triangle and noise channels; at
7F, they will be at about 57% volume. - will not work if a sample is playing.
- this may be used to attenuate the triangle and noise channels; at
12xx: set duty cycle/noise mode/waveform of channel.- may be
0to3for the pulse channels:0: 12.5%1: 25%2: 37.5%3: 50%
- may be
0or1for the noise channel:0: long (15-bit LFSR, 32767-step)1: short (9-bit LFSR, 93-step)
- may be
0to3for the wave channel:0: triangle1: saw2: square3: sine
- may be
13xy: setup sweep up.xis the time.yis the shift.- set to
0to disable it.
14xy: setup sweep down.xis the time.yis the shift.- set to
0to disable it.
15xx: set envelope mode.0: envelope + length counter. volume represents envelope duration.1: length counter. volume represents output volume.2: looping envelope. volume represents envelope duration.3: constant volume. default value. volume represents output volume.- pulse and noise channels only.
- you may need to apply a phase reset (using the macro) to make the envelope effective.
16xx: set length counter.- see NES for more information.
- this will trigger phase reset.
17xx: set frame counter mode.0: 4-step.1: 5-step.
18xx: set PCM channel mode.00: PCM (software).01: DPCM (hardware).- when in DPCM mode, samples will sound muffled (due to its nature), availables pitches are limited, and loop point is ignored.
19xx: set triangle linear counter.00to7Fset the counter.80and higher halt it.
20xx: set DPCM frequency.- only works in DPCM mode.
info
this chip uses the NES instrument editor.
chip config
the following options are available in the Chip Manager window:
- Clock rate: sets the rate at which the chip will run.
- DPCM channel mode: allows you to set which mode to use for the DPCM channel.
- DPCM: the default mode, playing 1-bit DPCM samples as supported by the hardware.
- PCM: this mode provides crispier samples by writing the delta counter directly. uses a lot of CPU time in console.