Hopefully more active Famicom Hardware Recordings thread

[Mojitone]

Can you record The Rite of Spring for 275 seconds if you're up for it?
It uses the N163 expansion and uses all of the chip's 8 channels.
It clocks in at exactly 273.8 seconds and doesn't loop.

This NSF was compiled with 0.5.0 b5.

Something leads me to believe that 5b5 has issues with N163 export as later parts of the file (just past 3 minutes) sound like wave areas that don't exist are being accessed, and the same thing happened with a Famicompo Pico entry.

Should be good now.

EDIT: I accidentally compiled the older version, but that problem is definitely fixed now.

[drdevil]

Can you record "Why Not? (VRC6 Mix)"? Running time is 2:02. As its title implies, it uses the VRC6.

[RushJet1]

I have a probably-crazy one for you.

Use 0.5 beta

drums are by Raijin

[NicolasMaeder]

New VRC7 songs incoming! 3 minutes and 42 seconds. "&nnpL1fY" by Nicolas Maeder.

8:08 PM EDIT: .ftm attachment added.

[w7n]

N163+FDS, 1min 27sec
Title should be: 'Strawberry Panic OP02 -- Kuchibiru Daydream'
Generated with 0CC v0311, so it should be TNS-compatible.

[NicolasMaeder]

Another VRC7 song enters this thread. It's "NumberXJ@2hqi!" by Nicolas Maeder at 3 minutes and 47 seconds.

[ImATrackMan]

Maybe I should update the thread rules to specify quality files.

[ImATrackMan]

Added a couple more recordings for drdevil and Rushjet1. Patch sliding is very unpredictable.

[8BitZtunerYT]

Record for 4:35 minutes long.
Only uses the 2A03 Chip

Please. c:

[NicolasMaeder]

Added a couple more recordings for drdevil and Rushjet1. Patch sliding is very unpredictable.

I think that you like my "&nnpL1fY" song because of the patch sliding. I just typed in this comment because you said "Patch sliding is very unpredictable", which I quoted here. Now since you stated in another post in this thread you could update the rules for specification of quality files, are "&nnpL1fY" and "NumberXJ@2hqi!" quality files? If so, then how, but if not so, then why?