Hack Like Heck - Tony Marino - Portable Yobo

made the video public, good call! Thanks for the kind words

the thing about the 75% sounding identical to the 25% option is because they're proportionally inverse. Think of it as the same wave form, flipped upside down. I honestly couldn't tell you what the practical use would be for that, since using it together with the 25% option could potentially cause phasing issues, though I'm sure there's some games that might have used that to create some kind of cool chorus effect by detuning one of the channels. It's actually pretty wild what kinds of things people can do with such basic hardware. I guess limitations forces you to really think outside the box!

Thanks Karen. Added ! Dunno what happened to this video added/commented /subbed 3+4 days ago! [180 playlist views ..tumbleweeds for comments ...just cranky coffee hangover distractions?]

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUqSARZt5KdHgwbSAJD8x3nZE05krEsjl

It also needs to be publicly listed for a Youtubo search ! keitaro

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I think your playlist may be missing this one.

The presentation is great. I am sorry for my - maybe - too criticizing approach to the videos due to one of my jobs but I should say that the only defect is the discussion is a bit slower than what the audience usually expect while seeing this kind of presentations. The idea of the cat is a great "deus ex-machina" improving a lot the flow of the entire story. From the point of view of the project thumb up for this hacking; it is very affordable to a wide audience of makers and the result is great.

Enrico

Great presentation. Loved the cat bit. The presentation in front of the white board reminded me of a college professor, but in a good way and I thought it had a lot of great information and was presented well. Great project video. Would love to see a follow up of how you trouble shoot figuring out which wires got swapped.

Dude this is so cool! Your build gets an instant like for starring your cat! I encourage you to fix the graphic errors and post an update video when you get it set! This was such a functional build using minimal parts. Perfect for anyone wanting to start a build but doesn't know what to do. I have yet to make a NOACp but I will be very soon now!  

Magic smoke bad. Wow, good ears picking up on those audio imperfections. I really like the Famicom look. Nice work!

Nice One ! Fun build.. interesting info about the audio channels.. what's the story with the 75% being practically the same sound as 25% .. stereo channel?