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I find it ironic that unofficial third-party ones do it better than official ones. Ther YM2612 is very well documented, and yet, they haven't done a thing about it. Surely, they have to read this sooner or later. Come on, Sega...
The model 2 has the best sound out of all of them right? Yeah, it sounds pretty awful on the hub and only marginally better on the simple launcher, and that too is way off. Alien Soldier is royally jacked up, even with the 60 Hz mod, it crackles and makes my ears bleed >.<
Here are examples of the game run on simple launcher, real hardware, hub launcher
Alien Soldier - Hub: http://filetrip.net/dl?RnmL1PjBWM
Alien Soldier - Simple launcher: http://filetrip.net/dl?o7YJKhkFZn
Alien Soldier - Real hardware: http://filetrip.net/dl?EtNXxmzq2n
The fact my Core i5 3570, 8 GB RAM, 2 GB nVidia GTX 660, Windows 7 machine can't run that game properly is sad.
And yet Sega isn't doing anything to fix that, some games sound way off comparatively speaking. Why can't they look into fixing the timing?
Actually they did reply on one of the threads earlier about this, oddly enough. Fixing the games is top priority but the nitty gritty stuff is on their to-do list. I'll need to find that post.
Edit: Bottom post on http://steamcommunity.com/app/34270/discussions/0/357284767248760643/#p1
Game fixing comes first, all othe fixes will came after
No, in general the Model 2 of course is weaker, it's a budget re-release of the console. There are a few that have good audio chips (the "full mainboard" version) while other sound quite horrendous. Same is true with the Model 1, only the one with "High Definition Graphics" and all the ports in the back have a good (actually really good in comparison to the rest) sound chip.
There's a lot of discussion about that on Sega-16, like this one:
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/showthread.php?7796-GUIDE-Telling-apart-good-Genesis-1s-and-Genesis-2s-from-bad-ones
Basically even the Genesis consoles themself all sound different.
And unless the linked samples were recorded on a Version 1 Model 1 they aren't accurate themself and shouldn't be used to say "the emulator sounds wrong".
Well, okay I didn't think people would post in here and would try to defend Sega's shoddy emulators, glad they're not doing that in here. The Model 1 sounds better to me, and this emulator, which is based off of Jenesis (lol), just sounds play awful. But the fact of the matter is, this Hub emulator sounds way off, did you even listen to the Alien Soldier music in the Hub? It's crackling and distorted, that's not how a real console sounds at all, unofficial emulators sound better than this crap.