what soundchip is this?. part2

[@camulodunon]

6 regular FM channels, with drums split into several separate channels, snare drum waveform that's obviously from the OPL rhythm mode. Doesn't appear to be using any waveforms for FM instruments other than sine waves. I'm thinking either YM2413 or YM3526.

[@christinadillion1987]

Maybe even YM2612.

[@DrRobotnikPingas]

Sounds like the Master System FM Expansion module

[@Mississippi-pissing]

Definitely not the OPLL, it’s more harsh than this sound chip. I’m thinking the OPL2, maybe in drums mode.

[@marisakirisame867]

It also can be in OPL but since the sound got more than just a sine, then it might correct

[@jaydenbridgescomedy]

THIS Corrscope or Oscilloscope View sounded like Sonic 1 - Marble Zone Theme

[@doopdee]

Maybe an OPL3 pretending to not have 4 operators?

[@roshwyinstaicoon2593]

YM3256 with drums, I think. I changed my mind, it's Yamaha YM3812 OPL2 soundchip. Actually... Come to think of it, I'm starting to think that this is a Yahama Y8950 soundchip.

[@Mississippi-pissing]

Nope. Y8950 has a ADPCM and this is not using a ADPCM.

[@roshwyinstaicoon2593]

@@Mississippi-pissing maybe I'm thinking this is a ym3256 in drums mode

[@luigikoopa8771]

Either an OPL3 pretending to be 2 operator or an OPL2 in drums more

[@CMilestone5cyclops]

Sounds like the OPLL chip or one of it's variants.

[@tcscomment]

OPL1/OPLL/one of these ymu-something chips they used to put in mobile phones

[@mr.saturn_boing]

OPLL. Because there's noise that causes because of DAC (it's rounds floating point numbers, so it causes noises, especially when it slides volume. In some tracks it's adds harmonics, so it would be easier to hear the music (Like NES' triangle that have squarish ladder that help triangle bass add harmonics, because triangle mostly was used for bass in NES games, and TV was the output of the audio. So, if triangle was smooth, you likely wouldn't hear anything.)

[@turntablethomas2584]

The unused Marble Zone theme from Sonic 1 master system played on fm chip not psg

[@grunt5545]

OPL1 straight up

[@roshwyinstaicoon2593]

This is a Yamaha OPLL (YM2413) 2-operator FM soundchip in drums mode.

[@louiei.1552]

Sounds like a ym2612 that got punched in the mouth so I'm gonna guess ym3812 or 2413 or some other 2 op yamaha synth

[@monochrome_but_poly]

This is a soundchip

[@Mississippi-pissing]

Guess was too lazy

[@monochrome_but_poly]

@@Mississippi-pissingI know :3

[@puppypoet]

hes tryna trick us. vrc7

[@TheBeeshSpweesh]

I'm thinking OPLL.

[@marisakirisame867]

You can be true but the OPLL got shitty DAC and thus making the sound get the noise

[@sha-384thegreatest]

i'd say OPL2 in drums mode based on my intuition.

[@_smb4568_]

Its the sms fm chip

[@marisakirisame867]

The snare and the total channel after the drum mode is similar to OPL/OPL2 but me said it was OPL2

[@undyingstar]

SMS JP FM model.

[@SonikkuKun]

It's the Sega MK-III FM Exp.

[@КамиллаПриходько-ш3ъ]

Sonic the hedgehog

[@banzaidoesthings]

The way this is conposed reminds me of Pac-Mania.

[@GoldenGrenadier]

Best pause sound ever.

[@MossySRB2]

SONIC THE HEDGEHOG!!!!!!!!!!

[@rednazfirewolf]

This is undoubtedly an FM chip, probably Yamaha.... probably an OPL chip... Final answer: OPLL or OPL2.

[@luigikoopa8771]

yall are wrong. it's ymu759

[@monsia202]

Is it Yamaha?

[@Mississippi-pissing]

Yes, you just need to guess which Yamaha chip

[@monsia202]

... yeah idk about Yamaha chips.@@Mississippi-pissing

[@monsia202]

wait is it YMF262

[@FyonixYT]

sega genesis megad rive aWADSD D S

[@crappyatlife]

Doritos