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Title: Turbo/PCE Music question
Post by: Ninja Spirit on 05/26/2009, 05:39 AM
I just found Famitracker, and want to recreate Turbo/PC Engine music in 8-bit NES form.

Is there any program out there where I can disect HES files by turning sound channels channels on and off so I can listen to certain sections by ear?

Like with the NES emulator VirtualNES, you can play NSF's and turn off the channels?
Title: Re: Turbo/PCE Music question
Post by: Arkhan Asylum on 05/26/2009, 05:08 PM
Ootake has the option to mute PSG channels!

That may be your best bet.

Though I don't know if itll load a HES file.  You could sound test games that have sound test, and fiddle around.....

I believe if you use Husic/mck you can compile a .hes into a .pce and load it up!

Give that a shot!
Title: Re: Turbo/PCE Music question
Post by: ccovell on 05/26/2009, 09:34 PM
Well-made (most?) HES files are actually working .PCE files with a different extension.
Title: Re: Turbo/PCE Music question
Post by: Arkhan Asylum on 05/26/2009, 11:23 PM
true.  They are just pce's with only the sound crap in there
Title: Re: Turbo/PCE Music question
Post by: _Paul on 05/30/2009, 04:43 AM
You can toggle sound channels in Magic Engine as well with the number keys. Just rename the HES file to PCE and load it up.