@@gradualgrub8891 That was actually because my configuration of OBS had System Sounds not muted at the time so notifications that came from my PC would've bled in to the audio (which has since been fixed). I was recording off a real board. If I tried ripping it from MAME the sound would've been unholy as the sound emulation on that isn't complete at all. I was able to get it running on MAME and at an okay (but not great) framerate but it isn't a great experience, definitely needs further work. From what I know, the ROM runs very slowly on a lot of less-powerful PCs and if anything saved to nvram it just straight up refuses to boot. Seems okay for ripping sprites but not much else at the current moment.
Ah yes that annoying windows sound lol, I'm picking up an arcade machine that's gonna include this older board! I may do a review for archival purposes, then I'll probably sell it since I won't really have a need for it, I'm replacing it with an Arcadeshop Programmable PCB
@@pacthesir Cool! Out of curiosity, which board are you getting with the cabinet? (39 in 1, 48 in 1, 9 in 1, etc.?) Really the main reason I have all these boards is because I find them interesting more than anything else, I do think the ArcadeSD/Arcadeshop offerings are probably the best you're going to get so far so I get why you're replacing it.
I don’t think the 48-in-1 PCBs even has the Menu Music 2 (Jakub Koter), because I’ve already got an early 48-in-1 PCB, and I’ve looked into their settings and it doesn’t even have the option to change any Menu Music.
Using my main account but I can confirm, yes this is true! I own a 48 in 1 PCB with the older menu music and despite the manual stating it has Menu Music Modes, it doesn't on the actual board.
Such Soothing Music
This is like a song that would play in a waiting room at a hospital
Here it is, the redux version of this track, finally nixing the Windows 10 SFX that I forgot snuck into the older rip. Hope you all enjoy!
Actually, how do you get those Multicade ROMs to work on Windows? Because I tried to run them on MAME, but doesn’t work for some reason.
Please help!!
@@gradualgrub8891 That was actually because my configuration of OBS had System Sounds not muted at the time so notifications that came from my PC would've bled in to the audio (which has since been fixed). I was recording off a real board. If I tried ripping it from MAME the sound would've been unholy as the sound emulation on that isn't complete at all.
I was able to get it running on MAME and at an okay (but not great) framerate but it isn't a great experience, definitely needs further work. From what I know, the ROM runs very slowly on a lot of less-powerful PCs and if anything saved to nvram it just straight up refuses to boot. Seems okay for ripping sprites but not much else at the current moment.
Ah yes that annoying windows sound lol, I'm picking up an arcade machine that's gonna include this older board! I may do a review for archival purposes, then I'll probably sell it since I won't really have a need for it, I'm replacing it with an Arcadeshop Programmable PCB
@@pacthesir Cool! Out of curiosity, which board are you getting with the cabinet? (39 in 1, 48 in 1, 9 in 1, etc.?)
Really the main reason I have all these boards is because I find them interesting more than anything else, I do think the ArcadeSD/Arcadeshop offerings are probably the best you're going to get so far so I get why you're replacing it.
@@multicademaniac 39 in 1
I don’t think the 48-in-1 PCBs even has the Menu Music 2 (Jakub Koter), because I’ve already got an early 48-in-1 PCB, and I’ve looked into their settings and it doesn’t even have the option to change any Menu Music.
Using my main account but I can confirm, yes this is true! I own a 48 in 1 PCB with the older menu music and despite the manual stating it has Menu Music Modes, it doesn't on the actual board.