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#1 2017-02-05 21:26:39
- FroggestSpirit
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GameBoyNano
This is a project I recently started working on. My ultimate goal is to make a fully functioning pokeCrystal Music player with an arduino nano, and a micro-SD.
https://github.com/froggestspirit/GameBoyNano
If anyone knows how I can optimize this better (especially the timing), please let me know.
At this point in time, the source will compile, and play a note on the pulse channels, and the wave channel.
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#2 2017-02-06 03:21:56
Re: GameBoyNano
A bit off-topic, but could you please reupload this tool you made?
Last edited by YORAMRW (2017-02-06 03:22:53)
Hacks Gameboy 8-bit music in Pokémon Gen I & II, composes 8-bit music in LSDJ and FamiTracker.
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#3 2017-04-01 13:25:18
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nve9fBtEMEs&t=61s
Finished, but not perfect. The SD card reader appears to be the problem of not playing next songs (yes, blowing in the sd slot helps)
Also it only renders to about 8khz, since the arduino isn't extremely powerful. I'd try a hardware approach, but that would require basically emulating a gameboy cartridge in a gameboy, and portability wouldnt be as good.
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