Hey, /vr/, board traveller here. I was wondering what are some

fascinating like how?
like Sony making sound components for both Sega and Nintendo.
like yamaha master race in mega drive
like famicom with its sound expansions being controlled by midi devices or tracker software

>>4154781
Mod videos are the closest you're going to get

>>4154804
It doesn't have to be hardware or sound related specifically. Perhaps impressive older games that were programmed cleverly or how things work in that realm.

not videos, but interesting nevertheless

visual6502.org
http://www.qmtpro.com/~nes/chipimages/visual2c02/

first person to recommend the 8 bit guy gets a paddlin'

>>4154781
If you understand french there a show dedicated just to that: Very Hard. It was aired on a cable channel for 34 episodes of about 5minutes each. They go into some deep stuffs it's really entertaining.

Here's one about the soundchip of the CPS1
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xue3j7_very-hard-episode-3-le-qsound_videogames

>>4154781
8-bit guy, while not super in depth, is pretty good. Especially when talking about sound hardware.

>>4155870
I agree, just don't give him cartridges with ripped stickers

>>4154781
what are some good videos about how sound works?

>>4156480
>4155691

Subscribe to JackTech and hope that the channel isn't actually dead.

https://youtu.be/f_OchOV_WDg

This guy really seems to know his stuff. It's just a shame he doesn't do more english language videos.

>>4156541
This is amazing, and I'm sad that he has only done one subtitled video.

>>4155691
nope, don't know french. Ironically this showed up in a playlist I was listening to. Great instrumental.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkvKjgPYr3I