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源平討魔伝 GENPEITD PSG(WSG) waveform data
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| 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF | |
| N0 9ABCDDEEEDDCBA975432110001123457 | |
| N1 00FFFFFFFFF000000FF00FF00FF00770 | |
| N2 789876579BDA74058BFC963579BA9878 | |
| N3 878768A748C728E707E827C847A86787 | |
| N4 1356BDFDCEDB76554442567874534210 | |
| N5 0234578ABCE689A746789B3578AACDFC | |
| N6 03478B368ACE78B85892468AD579BCFC | |
| N7 7ACCEEBEC97755799797752002200223 | |
| N8 02468ACEEDCBA9877654321002468ACE | |
| N9 EEE770777077EEE700077E777E770007 | |
| NA FEEDDCCBBAA998877665544332211007 | |
| NB 00FFFFFFFFF000000FF00FF00FF00770 | |
| NC EEE770777077EEE700077E777E770007 | |
| ND EEEDDCDDDCDDEEED0001121112110001 | |
| NE 78594C0F0E10496778594C0F0E104967 | |
| NF FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF0000000000000000 |
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Reference: https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/devices/sound/namco.cpp
genpeitd (Namco C30) has RAM waveform held @ 0x400 (':cpu1'). It looks different from previous namco game boards. (formerly wavedata was expressed as a chunk of /0[0-9A-F]{32}/ or "use full byte, first 4 high bits, then low 4 bits")
genpeitd(源平) Namco CUS30/:namco/0/m_wavdata
0x100 ~ 0x13C, Changes as sound is played
0x2X9 ~ 0x307, Changes as sound is played
address: 0x308~ -> Speed of PSG playback of a certain sound code(Starting from PSG #01. for example, #05 is at 0x30D). -> Normal speed. Increase the value to slow the playback speed.
genpeitd has RAM waveform held @ 0x4000 (':cpu1'). but it looks different from previous namco game boards. Probably waveform #0 is:
0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF
9ABCDDEEEDDCBA975432110001123457
You can see values below the waveform constantly changing as sound is being played.
:namco/0/m_voices
The number of voices to be used (default : 8). Set 1 to play just one voice, for example.