which one had the better soundchip and better music?
and why was it the SEGA Genesis?
Which one had the better soundchip and better music?
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It's a shame that a lot of devs weren't able to take advantage of Sega's hardware properly
Genesis synth guitar sounds like an orchestra of farts.
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Compared to this literal brrrrrrrrrap
SNES had objectively better hardware, but you can make good sounding OST with shit soundchips anyway. It all boils down to preference.
It sounds like a DOS game
Both used the sound blaster right?
Both are great at what they do.
SNES had majestic JRPG soundtracks, Genesis had kickass action soundtracks and also had the Sega CD later on for CD quality music, but as we know the biggest JRPG developers of the time didn't put their games on it.
I love the genesis but its soundchip wasn't anywhere near as good as the SNES'. That isn't to say that it couldn't have been used well by people that cared enough to try, Sonic 1-3K prove that alone. But other than Sega themselves you either had really shitty music or people sticking to specific kinds of music since they worked better on the genesis' soundchip.
>which one had the better soundchip
Objectively the SNES.
>tinny twangs = good music
never understood segafags
/vr/ discussion belongs on
No. Soundblaster is years ahead.
Both used Yamaha chips though, the genesis used the YM2612 and 1st gen Soundblasters used YM3812.
I've always been partial to the Sega Genesis when it comes to music.
It had the the true late 80s sound with it's nasty Yamaha chip.
People were doing wonders with it.
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There are some tracks which sound worse now that they used to before, for instance this:
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TVs used to have disgusting flat sounding speakers, even in the late 90s but people forget that. This harshness wasn't something you'd hear when you played the game back then.
Sega was superiour to SNES when it came to string instruments:
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Find the SNES version of this on your own if you want your ears to bleed, I'm not putting that shit in my search history.
You've never played the consoles on a period appropriate TV. Those twangs sounded pretty fucking cool. Very similar to arcade machine music.
Both the genesis and snes were able to produce amazing music, we don't need this pointless discussion.
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I don't remember nintendo literally saying 'NINTENDOOO' when you turn it on, I think the answer is obvious(ly sega.)
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both sucked desu. At least, they could play some shitty sounds at times. Ie. Super Mario World, X-Men for Genesis.
I liked the PC Engine/Master System/MSX/GBC ear splitting sound chips
>nintendo literally saying 'NINTENDOOO'
Tetris Attack does.
SNES had a better soundchip. More PCM channels, actually mixed and not interpolated, ring-buffer delay.
This isn't to say that the YM2612 was awful (like the YM2149, and I got wonders out of that piece of shit with a few tricks and interrupt timers), but the OPN2 was definitely the cut-price version of those operator chips, and the whole family of Yamaha FM was not exactly easy to follow. There are numerous things it can't do, only 2 channels are able to do anharmonic FM, the multiplex mixing produces a harsh sound (still sounds harsh through vintage gear, just not quite as bad) that is very rarely what you want (unless you are using XORmod).
The limit of the SNES is the small amount of usable sample memory. The limit of the Genesis, more what you can't do with the very limited ops available to you.
I'm looking forward to seeing more of that guy who's doing the Sega Saturn homebrew cartridge work. That thing has a really unexpectedly nice soundchip that can do almost any op pattern.
>mfw Sega had CD audio a full decade before Nintendo
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>mfw nintoddlers don't want to compare the sound of SNES games to the sound of Sega x32 games
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>orchestra of farts
That is a good comparison, I'm dying here.
>Has to use console add ons
Wow mate.
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>the better soundchip
Does anyone have the youtube video of that insane SNES soundchip demo?
>failed to release their console addon because it was garbo
Wow mate.
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>genesis
Instead of posting videos of badly written emulators why don't you go worry about your favorite game company releasing yet another dud console in a roll. I'm sure there's a quarantine thread.
>comparing the soundchips
>not comparing the actual music
Yeah. Totally unbiased.
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Better than wasting money on a single console. No one wanted to plop down hundreds of more dollars on add ons. Why do you think the 32x only has like 10 games?
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How can Sega Genesis compete with this?
>i dislike the genesis so i must be a nintendrone
I like the music of SNES Earth Worm Jim better but ill admit that the Sega version is better in almost every way.
Because Sega released their new console the same year.
Their timing and marketing was "good". That's why they went bankrupt. Nothing to do with their hardware.
The SNES was better for the job nine times out of ten.
doesnt matter desu the genesis & the snes are the two greatest consoles of all time
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How can Sega even compete?
I remember firing up Final Fight for the first time on my SNES on Christmas day. We had our tv and stuff running through a stereo system and when the first level started up, it was awe-inspiring.
Those pounding beats matched my pulse as I delivered street justice to the Mad Gear gang. Genesis could never deliver percussion of this magnitude and its cacophony of electronic diarrhea will be on the same level as this.
Gene-tards BTFO.
FFFFFFFFFFFFUCK YOUUUUU
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Reliving those moments got me typo'ed.
>its cacophony of electronic diarrhea will NEVER be on the same level as this.
curveball out of nowhere - Nes
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and this is all from the same game.
NO ONE POSTED THIS? ARE YOU PEOPLE MAD?
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Also this
too mainstream
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but fucking shinobi 3 isn't? that's like genesis top 3 for me.
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Even back then, consoles couldn't dream of competing with PC.
Back then PC faggots were running MT32's and pretending like that digitized fart sequencer was worth a shit.
Oh god, can't unhear!
>A console made to compete with the NES has a better processor than a console made two years later
>The sound hardware is arguably better on the Genesis anyways
is that suppossed to sound good faglord? weak as fuck
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I hope you are baiting because Final Fight sounds and plays like shit compared to the arcade, which has hardware closer to the genesis.