[FILLER] Furnace Music Tracker Namco WSG Test - Pac-Man Sounds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Today, I got a new music tracker called Furnace. It apparently has support for all types of sound chips like the ones used for SEGA consoles, Namco arcade games, Nintendo consoles, and much more. So I decided to test out what I can do with the Namco Waveform Sound Generator (WSG) and recreate some sounds from Pac-Man to the best of my ability.
Here's the download to the software. github.com/til...
Pac-Man and all other elements in the series are owned by Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.
The audio was made with the aforementioned Furnace and the visuals were made with nyanpasu64's corrscope.
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nah
@@stickfigure628, why not?
@@PKSuperStar256
because this is better
@@stickfigure628, how do you know? It's nice to give new things a try and to see other perspectives.
It's amazing what can be achieved by just 1 voice
Several songs within these chiptunes have only been made with one channel, yet it sounds like many channels. Just look at beatboxing outside of programmed music.
Edit: Even though the original Pac-Man arcade system had a chip with only three channels, it seems to only use two at most.
@@PKSuperStar256 I think it uses three when you get an extra life
@@125scratch2, did it interrupt every sound previously playing and throughout when the 1UP sound played?
@@PKSuperStar256 Nope, plays on its own dedicated channel
@@125scratch2, so it's the only one that plays on the third (maybe?) channel?
that ghost eating sound is just mind blowing. 🤯
Yep, that's how it probably was made.
And the traveling back sound after it got eaten.
😮😮
😅
@@PKSuperStar256😂❤😂😢😮🎉😢😮😅🎉🎉😅🎉😂😮🎉😮🎉😢😊
I love watching "Oscilloscope videos" cause they really give you a better understanding of the sounds your hearing in a certain track. :D
Same.
I love watching Oscilloscope videos too! :DDDDDD
Wait... So the SAME SOUND they used for the BASS is ALSO the Pac-Man EATING SOUND?!
HOLY MOLY!
That's a good way to reduce the size of your game when making them.
0:26 This sounds cooler than the original honestly.
Like an ultra power-up or a more powerful version of the power pellet
I didn't actually know how to recreate the sound before, but now that I know, it makes this version sound weird (even though it always did to me).
@@PKSuperStar256 Yup, it does sound like something from a modern game trying to sound old like a CE game
@@vittosphonecollection57289, huh. Neat.
0:05 NES Triangle?
Not exactly, it's a Namco waveform drawn in the shape of a triangle wave.
NES Triangle is actually more rounded in comparison due to a low pass filter applied to it.
Difference between NES and Namco WSG Triangle
And Namco couldn't be bothered to chuck a few of these waves on GB pacman 😂😂
That always bothered me. Why didn't they use the wave channel for a lot of the sounds in the game?
@@PKSuperStar256 pretty sure it's cause Namcot didn't wanna do much with that home version source code they've been using since famicom/msx
that's some cool wavetables
Ah, nice to see you again!
@@PKSuperStar256 hehe
0:46 Now I'm wondering what that'll sound like with the sine-ish wave as shown in the very beginning.
Nice Namco WSG test of the Pac-Man wavetables!😄🤩😎👌
ashkirby I've seen you on almost every video and I wanna say thank you
Sup.
wow! when it's ready it's going to be amazing! I liked it! ;D
What's going to be ready? The Pelones video?
@@PKSuperStar256 yeah bro!
@@PKSuperStar256 if there were any typos, I'm sorry, I use Translator
@@Dedwiq, it's fine, and thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for decomposition!
Want to make my own pacman game from scratch and couldn't find anyone decomposing the sounds until you!❤
I must agree: eating sound is beyond incredible!
Ah, you're welcome! Good luck with that Pac-Man recreation!
0:16 How is the volume fluctuation done? The volume speed differs per pitch, and I have no idea if that can be done automatically, or you're manually setting tremolo commands per each pitch.
Good question. The entire waveform is actually fading in and out, so there are no effects being applied to it.
@@PKSuperStar256 i initially thought it was two waves being played at the same time to cancel eachother out at perfect intervals.
@@tiredideabox, nope, it's that simple.
0:14 my favorite sound
Pacman Be Like
Wacka Wacka Wacka
someone turn these sounds into an actual song pls😭😭
Maybe someone already has.
th-cam.com/video/ucL0NTdKdb4/w-d-xo.html coff
@@VRavTech can you feel namco wsg
0:11 0:41
You like that organ sound, don't you?
Lol! I was wondering if they were the same waveform!
@@SubroOrbus, they are.
@@PKSuperStar256 I can see that.
This soundchip could sound great for announces in the airport/train station 🤣🤣
Thx 4 da ❤️ btw
Imagine this 0:28 with some reverb being played on a station!
Maybe.
I love replaying this video fsr
This is AWESOME! Well done!
Thanks!
Nice "Octave Spuare"
Octave Square?
A Square Wave and same notes 1 , 2 and 3 octave higher that is what i mean.
Do Mappy!!
Oh gosh. I have to find the waveforms for that game, which I tried to before this video was made to no success.
I love Mappy. Mappy is a fun arcade game.
@@josephrose4061, ditto.
@@PKSuperStar256hey, I have the waves for mappy.
@@wegfrei, oh cool. Can you show me the values for the waveforms, please?
0:46 How would that sound with the sine-ish wave?
Similar.
All The Sounds Are Good
0:35 Isn't that the Namco bass?
Yes it is.
@@PKSuperStar256 Neat! :)
Extra life! 0:31
Waka waka
ok
You should do a video where you replace each sound shown here with a specific note from the others.
Maybe. I have some more Klonoa stuff coming soon, plus something Mario-related in honor of the movie's release.
@@PKSuperStar256 Nice!
@@PKSuperStar256 Have you ever thought about doing this suggestion yet? Just wondering.
@@SubroOrbus, not really. I still have some more Klonoa stuff to be released. Maybe I'll do another waveform remix of some Klonoa music.
@@PKSuperStar256 Okay! Thanks anyways!
Cool
ah yes. the Namco What'S Good
How do I use the Namco WSG chip in Furnace? All I get is Saw waves because it's difficult to use.
I just searched up the Pac-Man WSG waves and drew each one individually based on the images and the values listed in them.
These waveforms can be drawn however you want based on a few limits.
@@PKSuperStar256I just have one simple question... Did you searched the waveforms on TH-cam, Google, or any other website?
0:46 just wanted to be an EAS ALARM
Uh... Okay...
0:32 Extra Live or is it 0:33
I'd rather say it's 0:31.
I just got furnace so I could make music with this exact sound but I select the Namco WSG it sounds nothing like this. How did you do it?
So, you need to draw the waveform you'd like to use, whether that be a recreation of a sample, a classic Namco wave, or other waveform. I found the Pac-Man ones by searching it up and finding an image of the waveforms graphed. I took the data listed and recreated them as shown on it.
WOW
Amazing what you can do with only one sound channel.
interesting
How do you guys do this? I'm completely new
I used the music tracker Furnace to make the audio. Thanks to it supporting many sound chips (and more to be added in future updates), I used the Namco WSG for accurate sounding waveforms.
@@PKSuperStar256 I mean I know what it is. I mean how do you guys find the sounds and stuff?
@@JackTheGamer3, first off, I'm the only one that made this (sorry if I sounded rude). I simply searched it up. I don't remember what term I used, but I believe it might've been "Pac-Man Waveforms" or something like that.
@@PKSuperStar256 Okay
🎉🎉
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How do you make these waves by using 1 or 2 sawtooths??
What do you mean by that? These are waveforms that are drawn in Furnace.
@@PKSuperStar256 damn how do that
@@RED40HOURS, there's a tab at the top of the window that says "Wavetables". Double-click it to make any waveform you'd like. I recommend that you have a basic understanding of music trackers before you use applications like Furnace.
@@PKSuperStar256 huh
Never knew there was a wavetables button at the top of the window..
@@RED40HOURS, now you know. There are other things you can do in the "Window" dropdown at the top right corner.
0:09 what was that sound?
Eating a fruit or item in Pac-Man.
I feel like 5000 microseconds is ok. And 5000 microseconds is 5 milliseconds.
What do you mean?
@@PKSuperStar256 what i mean is that I like it in 5000 microseconds, and 1000 microseconds is 1 millisecond, same for 1000 milliseconds is 1 second. So I like the graph in 5 milliseconds instead of 25 milliseconds.
@@RX_GL why are you talking about milliseconds?
This thing my piano teacher told me he was the actual creator of the sounds this was like a machine connected to a piano i forgor what it’s called though
I need to see the credits of who made Pac-Man so I can check if that's true.
About that machine connected to a piano thing, I believe that's a keyboard synthesizer that was programmed to sequence the sound with various pitches and effects on custom waveforms.
I heard the sounds were made when the sound programmers studied the sounds Toru Iwitani made when noisily eating something.
Edit: It was probably Toshio Kai and/or Shigeichi Ishimura, based on a source I'm not entirely sure is true. Do either of these names sound familiar? If not, I don't think your teacher worked on this game.
Ya a synsezer idk how to spell it
@@dustY_Vr864, "synthesizer".
They changed it up
@@dustY_Vr864, what do you mean?
Omg
What?
Sound like mac pac
What the heck is "Mac-Pac"?
Pack man 🤣
*Pac-Man