| Title | Wild Pilot |
|---|---|
| Composer | Richard Wagner, unknown |
| System | Arcade Machine |
| Sound Chips | YM2151, OKIM6295 |
| Tracks | 14 |
| Playing time | 15:28 |
| Pack author | Dekyo-NO |
| Pack version | 1.23 |
| Last Update | 2021-09-18 |
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Arcade/Wild_Pilot_(Arcade).zipPack author's comment
Yet another Jaleco game.
Wild Pilot
Arcade Machine (YM2151, OKIM6295)
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Wild Pilot
Pack author's comment
Yet another Jaleco game.
Last edited by Dekyo-NO on 2021-09-08, 14:12:09, edited 7 times in total.
If the game uses a unique hardware platform/PCB, we usually just enter "Arcade Machine" as the system name. Although the games in the MAME driver "cischeat.cpp" seem to be closely related, they aren't based on the same PCB.
For the remaining track, you can try writing directly to the sound chip in MAME using the debugger. Launch MAME with the "-d" parameter, start emulation with F5 and write directly to the sound latch with "w@80008=0001" (the last number is the sound ID)
For the remaining track, you can try writing directly to the sound chip in MAME using the debugger. Launch MAME with the "-d" parameter, start emulation with F5 and write directly to the sound latch with "w@80008=0001" (the last number is the sound ID)
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- ValleyBell Offline
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Hi, the pack has been updated again. I can't believe this, but sound test 0C (08 Victory.vgz) was in the wrong pitch.
I noticed this when out of a strange curiosity I was checking the sound test. Sound test 0C can vary in pitch, depending on the music that was played earlier.
For example, if you play sound test 01 and then 0C, or sound test 02 and then sound test 0C, it will sound different. I've checked videos of real hardware, and they both sound same as the first case (sound test 01 and then 0C).
Sorry for the inconvenience
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I noticed this when out of a strange curiosity I was checking the sound test. Sound test 0C can vary in pitch, depending on the music that was played earlier.
For example, if you play sound test 01 and then 0C, or sound test 02 and then sound test 0C, it will sound different. I've checked videos of real hardware, and they both sound same as the first case (sound test 01 and then 0C).
Sorry for the inconvenience
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- blitzlunar Offline
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A couple of messages to relay from CHz (VGMdb) via Discord:
Yasuyuki Suzuki doesn't say in SUPER Rom Cassette Disc In JALECO that he worked on it
He says he worked on the game's predecessor, something unreleased called Gun Baron
I don't suppose it's possible to seek further verification though...
It does sound very much like music in other games he worked on. I actually think his and Atsu's arrangement styles are extremely similar and can be difficult to tell apart. Also this is really good, so thanks again for logging it.
Yasuyuki Suzuki doesn't say in SUPER Rom Cassette Disc In JALECO that he worked on it
He says he worked on the game's predecessor, something unreleased called Gun Baron
I don't suppose it's possible to seek further verification though...
It does sound very much like music in other games he worked on. I actually think his and Atsu's arrangement styles are extremely similar and can be difficult to tell apart. Also this is really good, so thanks again for logging it.
Yep, I supose I should empty the composer tag then. But it sounds really Suzuki for me. It even resembles some themes from Hayaoshi Quiz: Ouza Ketteisen in some aspects.
For example, the panning of the sounds from left to right in "Boss 1" at 0:58, is the same style applied in "Ending" of Hayaoshi Quiz: Ouza Ketteisen (also newly ripped Jaleco arcade game), at the same time the melody of "Ending" sounds the same as the staff roll theme of Banishing Racer for Game Boy, whose composer is confirmed.
Atsu does that too, but his style is different.
For example, the panning of the sounds from left to right in "Boss 1" at 0:58, is the same style applied in "Ending" of Hayaoshi Quiz: Ouza Ketteisen (also newly ripped Jaleco arcade game), at the same time the melody of "Ending" sounds the same as the staff roll theme of Banishing Racer for Game Boy, whose composer is confirmed.
Atsu does that too, but his style is different.
Update: Removed Yasuyuki Suzuki from the composer tags - it's not officially confirmed if he did the soundtrack.
It's better that way, assumptions and guesses can be in the notes section.
I'm doing this just to make sure I'm not spreading misinformation, despite the "it sounds the same as" or "it sounds similar to" statements.
It's better that way, assumptions and guesses can be in the notes section.
I'm doing this just to make sure I'm not spreading misinformation, despite the "it sounds the same as" or "it sounds similar to" statements.
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- blitzlunar Offline
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