[Original] Seems To Be In Working Condition (YM2203, OPN)

[@TheBeeshSpweesh]

The YM2203 is one of the strangest FM-PSG chips ever. There needs to be more oscilloscope views of it!

[@UnseenMenace]

The YM2203 is basically a YM2149 (based on the AY-3-8910) but with 3 FM voices added.

[@Ama-hi5kn]

Used among others in the Terra Cresta arcade machine. I grew up with the SSG version.

[@zerobyte802]

It’s like an Ay-3 and a 3-voice FM chip glued together on one DIP package. They literally share none of the pins

[@DastardlyNun]

You get a considerable amount of sound out of the 2203, and i love it :D fantastic job tobi! :)))

[@estebanvillalobos2303]

I built an OPN hat for the raspberry pi and this sounds great on the real chip

[@Jones5121]

this rocks dayum🔥🔥

[@UnseenMenace]

Great job dude!

[@ashkirby8896]

Nice Bambootracker tune!😄🤩😎👌

[@pschiptunes64]

damn, that’s really, really good

[@andrzejsynthmusic1655]

Style, sound, synh.

[@R3tronaut]

✨😎✨ Really cool!

[@Nikku4211]

Nice PC-88 tune.

[@xVGAmusicPlayerz]

Can you do it on YMF288/EPSM?, Its Basically a YM2612 With SSG On Chip too

[@oscwavcommentaccount]

still a banger

[@GH_EmotionalGuy]

Love the use of G Major or Minor in that song.

[@MixerVM]

Seems like G Minor to me.

[@GH_EmotionalGuy]

@@MixerVM I see.

[@MrTekkitWorld]

How do you get the echo, like the precise time difference of the sqr waves? also is it possible to change the duty cycle of the waves some how?

[@MarisaStoleThePreciousHandle]

No, you can't change the duty cycle of the square waves on the YM2203. This also applies to other Yamaha FM chips that have SSGs embedded into them.

[@gamezvideos2]

Echo? Just play the same note in another channel with a delay. The time lag can be defined as you like.

[@LunaOfTheStarsMusic]

Both the download links send me to the VGM download

[@tobikomi5018]

Just fixed the download link. Thank you!

[@LunaOfTheStarsMusic]

@@tobikomi5018 No problem my guy. Love your stuff btw

[@AloanMoreira1]

it sounds Genezy :D

[@LunaOfTheStarsMusic]

What program did you use?