Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I dont feel like explaining, just watch the video :)
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[2008] BN4 - BN5 tiles
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I dont feel like explaining, just watch the video :)")
![[XQ] Pokémon Ruby: Introduction, Route 123](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hY5JVkZxuv0/mqdefault.jpg "[XQ] Pokémon Ruby: Introduction, Route 123
Yes, this is GBA music! To clarify a little, GBA doesnt have any supplementary audio hardware besides the four Game Boy channels and two direct channels. This means games generate music in software. Nintendo supplied a sound driver which by my count about 70% of games used. What you see here is a representation of the sound drivers internal tracks alongside the Game Boy channels. (The red and yellow-ish channels are Game Boy channels). The audio is mixed with a much higher quality than the GBA driver performs.
This was made possible with the awesome music player, agbplay by ipatix, who implemented individual track export for me: https://github.com/ipatix/agbplay
Visualization (oscilloscope view) was done with Sidwiz 2 by CapteinKuK and RushJet1.
Song by Morikazu Aoki.")
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