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The Ultimate Guide to Creating Chiptunes on the GameBoy!: New to the Gameboy 'Chiptune' Scene? Or maybe your still trying to get to the bottom of what this whole Chiptune thing is? No matter your situation, by the end of this Instructable, I can promise you'll be a pro! Relatively new to the 'LSDJ' sc. Sep 22, 2016  I removed both front filters and replaced it with a standard polarising filter from HHL. The result is a working screen, but it has a green cast similar to the DMG. I'll create a guide with more details soon. Mods: Replaced front polariser, White HHL V2 backlight, bulk capacitor, glass screen cover, glow-in-the-dark green shell, clear buttons. Step one is to remove the screws. There are six triwings on the back of the DMG. Four are visible, and two are hidden under the battery compartment. Make sure you don't loose these screws.

SameBoy is a user friendly GameBoy and GameBoy Color emulator for macOS.

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SameBoy is extremely accurate and includes a wide range of powerful debugging features, making it ideal for both casual players and developers.

In addition to accuracy and developer capabilities, SameBoy has all the features one would expect from an emulator – from save states to scaling filters. An experimental SDL version is available to Windows and Unix-like systems.

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  • Supports GameBoy (DMG) and GameBoy Color (CGB) emulation
  • Lets you choose the model you want to emulate regardless of ROM
  • High quality 96KHz audio1
  • Battery save support
  • Save states
  • Includes open source DMG and CGB boot ROMs:
    • Complete support for (and documentation of) all game-specific palettes in the CGB boot ROM, for accurate emulation of Gameboy games on a Gameboy Color
    • Supports manual palette selection with key combinations, with 4 additional new palettes (A + B + direction)
    • Supports palette selection in a CGB game, forcing it to run in ‘paletted’ DMG mode, if ROM allows doing so
    • Support for games with a non-Nintendo logo in the header
    • No long animation in the DMG boot
  • Real time clock emulation
  • GameBoy Camera Emulation2
  • GameBoy Printer Emulation3
  • Turbo mode

ACCURACY

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  • Extremely high accuracy
  • Passes most of mooneye-gb’s acceptance tests
  • Passes many of blargg’s test ROMs
  • Emulates PCM_12 and PCM_34 registers
  • Emulates LCD timing effects, supporting the Demotronic trick, GBVideoPlayer and other tech demos
  • Regularly tested against a suite of over 2900 games via automatic testing, with a success rate of over 99% on both DMG and CGB games
  • Optional frame blending3

USER INTERFACE

These features are currently exclusive to the macOS Cocoa port

  • Native Cocoa interface, with support for all system-wide features, such as drag-and-drop and smart titlebars
  • Retina display support, allowing a wider range of scaling factors without artifacts
  • Several scaling algorithms (Including exclusive algorithms such as OmniScale)
    • The OmniScale algorithms let you play games in 1080p, 4K and 5K resolutions!
  • Quick Look integration; in-game screenshots appear in the Finder icons of GameBoy ROMs
  • Use the Zoom button to resize to the next integer ratio
  • Customizable controls
  • Fullscreen support, optionally keeping aspect ratio

DEBUGGING

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  • Advanced text-based debugger: (Learn more)
    • Traditional step/next/continue/finish flow control
    • Expression evaluator with assignment support, register and memory access, and symbol support
    • Disassembler with symbol support
    • Multiple conditional breakpoints
    • Multiple conditional watchpoints
    • Call stack tracing
    • Tick counting
    • Cartridge and MBC information
  • Memory viewer and editor3
  • Video RAM viewer3

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  1. 44.1KHz in the Windows version ↩

  2. Only in the Cocoa macOS port; white noise is used instead of camera input in the SDL version ↩

  3. Only in the Cocoa macOS port ↩↩2↩3↩

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After looking at the DMG schematics, i got the idea to bypass the whole audio path of the gameboy and recreate my own output to see if we can get a better sound.
The idea behind this is to get better 'pro-sound' output whit more BASS, because the DMG 1uF coupling caps will kill all deep bass.
I saw somewhere that a trick was to short the 1uF caps, but was a quite strange way of doing this because you will get the DC offset directly in the phone amp.
So my way of doing a prosound is connect directly at the CPU output (easier to solder directly before the 1uf caps) and add another circuit for DC coupling and High Z output leaving the original circuitry for headphone and speaker intact.
Schematics will come soon ..
Results : As expected, we get a much better bass response, for bass i mean sub bass(20-50Hz)
Some audio examples from LSDJ with associated the frequency analysis
I've tested with the same 'song' each time with the classic prosound (pre-pot) and with my new pro-sound version using different caps value.
Prosound output directly connectin to my Mac internal input and saved without any compression (PCM 16bit ). No sound post processing.
Sorry for the 'song' but is only a Bass test, not a full track as i don't know LSDJ that much
Sound example Original Prosound
Using Pre-Pot Classic Prosound on DMG-01
Original Prosound Spectrum analysis :
Peak 36 Hz = -21.2dB
Sound example noizeInaBox Prosound using 2u2 Cap
noizeInaBox Prosound 2u2 Cap
Prosound using 2u2 Spectrum analysis :
Peak 36Hz = -17.9dB ... +3.3dB than orignal prosound .. yeah .. i like sub bass
Sound example noizeInaBox Prosound using 10u Cap :
noizeInaBox Prosound 10u Cap
Prosound using 10u Spectrum analysis :
Peak 36Hz = -17.6dB ... +3.6dB than orignal prosound .. yeah .. will buy a subwoofer :)
Sound example noizeInaBox Prosound using 100u Cap
noizeInaBox Prosound 100u
Prosound using 100u Spectrum analysis :
Peak 36Hz = -17.8dB ... +3.4dB than orignal prosound .. nothing more ..
I know the spectrum analysis look quite identical,but look closer at the lower frequencies (20-50Hz) and remember that 3dB more is like double power.
In order to do some better testing, i needed to use white noise, luckily the Gameboy got a noise channel so i tried the same spectrum analysis using the Gameboy white noise (white noise normally is all frequencies in the same time at same level) :
Original Prosound using white noise Spectrum analysis:
50Hz = -44dB ... look at 20Hz ..
noizeInaBox Prosound 10u cap using white noise Spectrum analysis:
50 Hz = -41dB +3dB than orignal prosound and re look at 20 Hz..
noizeInaBox Prosound 100u cap using white noise Spectrum analysis:
50 Hz = -41dB +3.dB than orignal prosound
My Conclusion :
Will build my nexts prosounds using my circuit because i like deep bass. i think the selected cap value will be 10u because you don't gain anything more with a bigger cap.
Another remark.if there is some low freq. noise, they will not be filtered with this prosound.
This method need more testing because it is only the first tests, but look good .
Didn't tested yet if this affect in any way the headphone or speaker output.
And remember that is is only for 'enhance' sub bass
As it need more components, i will do a SMT PCB with some Oxicaps.
If it works fine, you will see soon on the market the noizeinabox prosound pcbmount