You using Kega Fusion?

There are many different variations of the Megadrive/Genesis, an a lot of them sound different from one another. Not surprisingly, an emulator that tries to do a simple emulation of the YM2612 and the PSG will likely not emulate all of the little quirks in the sound circuitry that each variant has.

leileilol wrote:

You using Kega Fusion?

KEGA and wgens

There's an emulator called Genecyst, which is probably no longer updated, that allows you to customize each channel. Maybe you can get it to sound the way you want. It's only for DOS, though.

GENECYST IS FAR FROM ACCURATE QUALITY SOUND

Kega Fusion works great, and I really couldn't tell a difference between its emulated YM2612/PSG versus a vintage Genesis.

Genesis Plus GX sounds very good too. I believe it uses MAME for the sound emulation.

in the end i went for the actual system with the 50/60Hz switch and a mega everdrive x3 cart with all the roms stored on a microsd card. I also went with a rgb cable from retrogamingcables with CSYNC. it runs US titles like MUSHA like a bawse (with a flick of a switch) and sounds awesome 😉

What for\/why the necropost??

lightmaster wrote:

What for\/why the necropost??

just going through my old posts.