SNES reverb effect

[partugyan]

I’m new to lmms and want to make some snes music for a game. [ Link removed ] Could any of you write up a tutorial on how to make the effect? Thanks

[musikbear]

I’m new to lmms

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snes music for a game.
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how to make the effect? Thanks

SNES music is a bit.. bependent on year-of-release. Aearliest i believe SNES was 8-bit, but later it was 16-bit. In LMMS you can emulate SNES style with the plugins :
Free-boy
https://docs.lmms.io/user-manual/5-buil ... .3-freeboy
NES-caline
https://docs.lmms.io/user-manual/5-buil ... -nescaline
sfxr
https://docs.lmms.io/user-manual/5-buil ... /5.14-sfxr
SID
https://docs.lmms.io/user-manual/5-buil ... s/5.15-sid

They all has that 'beeb' style 8-bit output the early consoles was known for. They also have inbuild effects, as reverb.
Take a look at those links and make some experiments with the plugins, and see if you can get the style and sound you are looking.
Otherwise you can find several VST-2-emulaters of SNES itself, and you can load any of these in our vestige-host:
https://docs.lmms.io/user-manual/5-buil ... 20-vestige
Tutorial for that:

[brandystarbrite]

I’m new to lmms and want to make some snes music for a game. [ Link removed ] Could any of you write up a tutorial on how to make the effect? Thanks

Why did a hidden link to a site, suddenly appear in your post? None of that sillyness here. We have rules on this forum.