the link is in the notes and credits. did you know this is a 4 bit console but could handle duty cycles in between the NES pulse channels (like a 35.36% duty cycle which is between the 25% duty cycle AKA 1/4 pulse and 50% duty cycle AKA square). if you dunno any of this, search it up. On the NES, the triangle wave (the humming, kinda buzz sound) had no volume control. but on the Commodore64, there's a total of 3 channels (instead of the 5 channels on NES) and there's volume for all of them, including the triangle, I know every kid (or at least a few zalphas know this crap ton of knowledge) at least plays some sort of not so long ago game. that's fine with me, now go use that link and don't change a bit too much, just use volume control and use the settings, Idrc tbh. and press edit to make a song ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓
https://www.beepbox.co/player/#song=9n22s0k0l00e00t1Aa3g00j07r2i10011o44T6v0u06f0qM002d04W6E21812T0v0u00f0qM012d04w1h0E21812T2v4u02f10w4qw02d03w2E21801T2v4u02f10w4qw02d03w1E21801T2v4u02f10w4qw02d03w1E21801T2v4u02f10w4qw02d03w2E21801b000p21RKqDFqR5RhReqfwpa6kZPbEa1pWog2VGuqmklt5sVEYcbbgB7cKw2Dy0ao38QNw8t2qcxcp0t17g7hAp0t001INw7ANAkkkkkkkkkkpcV5555555555000
