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Sega mega Drive used different audio chips, op-amp, mixers throughout its lifespan. Original Model 1 consoles used discrete YM2612 sound chip with rather prominent ladder effect, clear audio quality, but op-amp differences between revisions meant it would sometimes sound more brighter or more muffled. Because of that, most Mega Drive emulators have an option to enable low-pass filter with user-definable cutoff to emulate this peculiarity. Would it be possible to add this functionality?
Model 2 featured an YM3438 core integrated into VDP ASIC that didn't have ladder effect (however, some revisions of model 2 had a bad op-amp that damaged sound quality, It's hard to emulate these distortions, though).
I don't know if ares's YM2612 emulator supports that, but it would be great to have selection between two types of FM synth.
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Sega mega Drive used different audio chips, op-amp, mixers throughout its lifespan. Original Model 1 consoles used discrete YM2612 sound chip with rather prominent ladder effect, clear audio quality, but op-amp differences between revisions meant it would sometimes sound more brighter or more muffled. Because of that, most Mega Drive emulators have an option to enable low-pass filter with user-definable cutoff to emulate this peculiarity. Would it be possible to add this functionality?
Model 2 featured an YM3438 core integrated into VDP ASIC that didn't have ladder effect (however, some revisions of model 2 had a bad op-amp that damaged sound quality, It's hard to emulate these distortions, though).
I don't know if ares's YM2612 emulator supports that, but it would be great to have selection between two types of FM synth.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: