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Madsiur

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BRR samples
« on: February 11, 2012, 05:09:28 PM »
I have a somewhat SPC related question but it's more concerning BRR samples.

I started ripping WAV samples from PSX and DS RPGs and I would like to know the best sampling rate by taking in account the size vs quality factor. I changed some FFIV DS samples to 16 bit at 16000Hz. I haven't really noticed too much change in the quality but when I dropped to 8000Hz there was a significant drop of volume and quality. So what would be the best sampling rate for my WAV samples that will be converted into BRR samples after? What is the ideal sampling rate for the SPC-700?

Also, as for GBA sample is the audio quality of the GBA is that bad  that it I shouldn't spend my time on those?  :hmm:

I read somewhere that the quality of the GBA sound is 8 bit at a average sampling rate of 8000Hz...

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Re: BRR samples
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2018, 06:19:44 PM »
Quote from: Madsiur on February 11, 2012, 05:09:28 PM
What is the ideal sampling rate for the SPC-700?

If memory serves me 32000hz is the ideal frequency for BRR samples.  Since the SPC700 chip adjusts frequency to predetermined octave frequencies based on the original waveform's hz.  Now granted, this is information that's something like ~12 years old now in my head so it might be worth revisiting. 
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