Kega Fusion

Kega Fusion is an emulator created by Steve Snake, with the latest update dating back to 2010. It was one of the first MegaDrive emulators with native VGM logging and most of the packs from Project2612 were logged using Fusion. However due to the emulator's age it should not be used for pack creation anymore. The recommended emulator for VGM logging is BlastEm.

Advice

If you want to create a new VGM file, open the Sound tab menu and/or press CTRL+V to record a labelled VGM yourself (example: abc1234.vgm). If the VGM playback is off or not looping, you can use VGM Tools to improve it (remove empty parts and add a loop section).

Converting the VGM you created with Kega Fusion to SMPS will not record the DAC because it is PCM data. It is not recorded unless you recreate the drum sounds yourself. Playing the VGM with RYMcast VGM Player or transferring it to XGM Sound Driver will also not play the PCM samples; they will only play the sequence data. Also requires to you optimize the DAC and follow the exact how VGM work with PCM used for FM 6.

Known issue

VGM files can be large due to the high number of notes and long durations, especially for instrument data and PCM samples.

If you are finding it difficult to create VGM with Kega Fusion, which feels like an old method from around 14 years ago, please see our recommended emulators for logging VGM.

How to make loop in VGM made with Kega Fusion

Follow this guide about manually looping VGM. It's better checking the page instead of just writing the entire tutorial in here, you can use foobar2000 with foo_gep to convert the VGM to WAV Audio.