add year and string notes found in soundcpu. huangyeh_m68k.cpp

[flama12333]

there are 1996 dated at sound cpu but this was released in 1999
also has sunkiss chen that can be found in marywu, gsspade, jxzh, Lian Huan Pao - ATT II and lai skilltester.

[angelosa]

1. Open a debugger session
2. bp 3c9d2,1,{curpc+=2;g} (patches main CPU to skip ACRTC tight loop with FIFO status)
3. F12 (starts running)

Recognize the BGM?

[flama12333]

1. Open a debugger session
2. bp 3c9d2,1,{curpc+=2;g} (patches main CPU to skip ACRTC tight loop with FIFO status)
3. F12 (starts running)

Recognize the BGM?

Yes. Becauses someone and me indentified song in the past.

About the music format
the music notes are coded in decimal numerical notes similar to midi number and converted to hexadecimal.
63 loop
62 to stop. used in sfx

I had to create my own cheat to play music
at F00C
0x40">Red River Rock - Johnny and the Hurricanes
0x41">Venus - Frankie Avalon
0x42">Wheels - Billy Vaughn
0x43">The Ventures - Let's Go
0x44">Love Potion Number 9 - The Searchers
0x45">unknown song 6
0x46">The Final Countdown - Europe
0x47">Cha Cha Cha - Finzy Kontini
0x48">Limbo Rock - Chubby Checker
0x49">Mister Cannibal - Andy Fisher - no loop
0x4a">Wham! - Last Christmas
0x4b">Symphony No. 40 in G minor k. 550 i. - Mozart
0x4c">Baby elephant walk
0x4d">Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Johannes Brahms
0x4e">unknown - incompleted
0x4f"> illegible. corrupted music.
at debug
pc = 9a to play music 1

[flama12333]

is okay to add song list?

[cuavas]

Look, we’d really rather have actual emulation rather than adding trivia about the content of the ROMs in comments.

[flama12333]

sorry for the confusion
the attract song has not name so idk.
I had to ask someone to indentify
bgm is Cha Cha Cha - Finzy Kontini

[angelosa]

the music notes are coded in decimal numerical notes similar to midi number and converted to hexadecimal.

That's fairly standard single port soundlatch. It's essentially all decoded in the NMI routine. And my question was to be intended as if this is a common sound driver then what's the origin of it?