Playing the PlayStation Startup Sound on the SNES

[@MrIzaiah2007YT]

Fun fact: Both the PlayStation and SNES use the same sound chip made by sony. The SNES had a Sound processor called the SPC700 and the DSP unit called the S-DSP. Both manufacturered by Sony. And the PlayStation 1 Had a sound chip called the SPU. Also Manufactured by Sony as well.

[@gatorhand]

PS1 sound chip is really good. I loved MTV Music Generator which was a pretty good musical frontend for it in a way.

[@andreah25]

You make this look fun! Nice music playing in the background and at the end. Was this made with Super MIDI Pak?

[@uhhh_adam]

I want a super midi pak sooo bad. Subscribed

[@DrunkMoblin]

God, this is so rad.

[@RemixSample]

This is really cool! I was just about to order one but saw that you're all sold out! I'll hope you'll be able to produce a 2nd run in the future. Congrats on the success!

[@supermidipak]

Contact us through our website if you would still like to order one, we have a very limited stock left but we may be able to accommodate last minute requests.

[@RemixSample]

@@supermidipak Done! Thanks!

[@alexjeanedvard]

EPiC !!!

[@ExperimentIV]

god i need one of these 😭

[@ClosestNearUtopia]

But now the real question..how does a booting ps2 sound with your your formatted audio.

[@enderjed2523]

If you convert to BRR (bit rate reduced), you’d be able to compact the samples more.

[@anon5976]

That's exactly what the web application does!

[@finonomastropiero4261]

Uff gorgeous

[@danieldiggs9574]

Wow that makes me wonder (I'm not smart at all in this field) that's why when you put a PS1 game int he PS2 it doesn't do the full start up as that was live from the actual PS1 console.

[@supermidipak]

You might be onto something there but I'm not sure either. Depends on how the PS2 does PS1 emulation.

[@ryuyasho4468]

I want this sooooooooo bad it's killing me!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ShwappaJ]

You entirely skipped the high-pitched whoosh sound bruh

[@RWL2012]

I see you "restored" your SNES with one of those clear cases from Retro Game "Restore"... I don't understand those clear cases.

[@noisetv1863]

looks rad

[@aperturetime4156]

1:15 its BITS not bytes know your computer science. to help you remember the difference: a BYTE is made of 8 BITS. 10110111