wait, if SRB2 is in the doom engine, wouldn't a hypothetical SRB2 32x port use the same patch set. not enough farts 0/10 (Im' joking, I love this cover, cant wait to hear Egg Rock Zone :3)
Without getting too technical, MIDI is just a standardized format/method of recording and sequencing the input of notes. It doesn't generate sounds. "Digital" (which should really be called PCM, because anything on a computer is "digital") is real audio. And perhaps you even knew this, but I just want to be clear about what we're talking about for everyone's benefit. This is a sequence of notes, like MIDI. And like MIDI, the notes are played through hardware that translates those note values into tones. In this case, you have three chips: the Yamaha OPN2 (aka YM2612 -- produces FM sounds), the PSG (Programmable Sound Generator -- produces square waves and noise), and a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation -- produces PCM for those drum samples). The last one is intended Sega 32X, and the first two are from the Sega Genesis. So it's note sequencing with Genesis/32X hardware.
Game consoles back in the day did sequenced music like this because cartridges did not have the memory necessary to handle real audio. Sequenced music takes up very little room at all on a cartridge.
I gave a detailed response because you seemed to be misunderstanding MIDI, as well as not being aware of how difficult it would be to put real audio on a cartridge. I was responding to the question you wrote, worded in such a way as to suggest maybe you didn't fully understand. And since others might possibly have the same question, I gave the response I did. "Wow, thank you for such a detailed and thoughtful reply." You're welcome! ^_^
@@ymtx81z the PSG actually doesn't originate from the Genesis. It was there since the SG-1000, Sega's first console ever. Though it was also utilized in the Master System and Game Gear.
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I love that RUclips somehow thinks this is Knuckles' Chaotix.
I guess there was only one notable 32X game..?
It's probably because "Chaotix" is in the video description.
Using that blast processing to send the player directly to hell
We're not there yet. We haven't beaten the game 3 times, jumped on a house 3 times, and confronted the owner yet.
I mean it is called sonic robo BLAST 2 for a reason.
I love when the Blast Processing kicks in with the Black Emerald.
Brings me back to when i was 12 and felt like a technical genius for putting a Genesis SF2 over Greenflower and then posting it somewhere
Except that this sounds a lot better, of course. But it reminds me of how i tought i sounded
I used to do the same thing lol
@@wessquiid I think a lot of people did, i recall learning that in a tutorial made by another kid so yeah
oh my god its bb from aotk
@saladplainzone yep, it is I. the one and only. fanzines!!!!!
It is impressive how implementing such a song can blast process on the 32X quite nicely.
Don’t underestimate the power of seven dedicated FM channels, four PSG channels, and the PWM pcm channel
actually its 6 fm and 3 psg (3rd one switches from noise)
@@Jiskster Thank you for the correction I can never remember exactly.
@@Jiskster I might be misremembering but don't you have an additional PWM channel because of the 32x?
SRB32X makes you really FEEL like Sonic.
This is such a 32x bop.
I cant wait for a build of this to release in the future!
wait, if SRB2 is in the doom engine, wouldn't a hypothetical SRB2 32x port use the same patch set.
not enough farts 0/10
(Im' joking, I love this cover, cant wait to hear Egg Rock Zone :3)
😂
Egg rock 3 from 2.1?
This is cool but im wondering
Is there *actually* going to be a 32X port for SRB2??
SONIC ROBO BLAST CHAOTIX!?
It’d prob jack up the filesize something fierce but it’d be so fucking cool if a genesis ost was added to srb2
There's already a mod that does that
finally i can hear it on good quality
edit: this reminds me a little bit to opnmidi
Well its not
Good tunes, dude!
Can't wait to see the gameplay teaser
This is Really cool!
YEESSSSSSS !! I love this remix so much :D
i think i discovered the surprise (STAY TUNED)
👀
There's a surprise?
I would love to see srb2 running on the 32x with a whopping 3fps
THAT'S MOOT
🔥 🔥 🔥
*SLADE HAS SUPPORT FOR 32X DOOM*
where was this ever stated?
Of course he does, 32X Doom sucks and so does Slade (but not as a villain)
@@somisimons Slade is a modding tool for Doom and games with the Doom engine, not the DC villain.
@@Karnage233 ik
@@somisimons lol, okay. Just making sure.
Nice
Baller remix
So, will in game be Digital, Midi and 32X soundtracks?
Without getting too technical, MIDI is just a standardized format/method of recording and sequencing the input of notes. It doesn't generate sounds. "Digital" (which should really be called PCM, because anything on a computer is "digital") is real audio. And perhaps you even knew this, but I just want to be clear about what we're talking about for everyone's benefit.
This is a sequence of notes, like MIDI. And like MIDI, the notes are played through hardware that translates those note values into tones. In this case, you have three chips: the Yamaha OPN2 (aka YM2612 -- produces FM sounds), the PSG (Programmable Sound Generator -- produces square waves and noise), and a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation -- produces PCM for those drum samples). The last one is intended Sega 32X, and the first two are from the Sega Genesis.
So it's note sequencing with Genesis/32X hardware.
Game consoles back in the day did sequenced music like this because cartridges did not have the memory necessary to handle real audio. Sequenced music takes up very little room at all on a cartridge.
@@ymtx81z Damn, you didn't had to wrote all of this
I gave a detailed response because you seemed to be misunderstanding MIDI, as well as not being aware of how difficult it would be to put real audio on a cartridge. I was responding to the question you wrote, worded in such a way as to suggest maybe you didn't fully understand. And since others might possibly have the same question, I gave the response I did.
"Wow, thank you for such a detailed and thoughtful reply." You're welcome! ^_^
@@ymtx81z the PSG actually doesn't originate from the Genesis. It was there since the SG-1000, Sega's first console ever. Though it was also utilized in the Master System and Game Gear.
will this game get released?
When is the game or port coming out @SSNTails?
I am very excited to try it out for the very first time!
isnt the demo available now?
@Marvin.626 it was days ago, now I've tested it
It didn't run well on emulators