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Microtransactions64/include/config/config_audio.h
Gregory Heskett d7d0364682 Add define to disable pitch shifting of Mario sound effects (#522)
* Add define to disable pitch shifting of Mario sound effects

* Point new voice sequence macros to existing ones

* Remove pitch shifting sequence macros from peach sounds
2022-11-02 17:24:39 -05:00

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#pragma once
/******************
* AUDIO SETTINGS *
******************/
/**
* Do not restart the music on cap grabs.
*/
#define PERSISTENT_CAP_MUSIC
/**
* Red coins should use the unchanging JP sound effect.
*/
// #define JP_RED_COIN_SOUND
/**
* In vanilla, Mario's sounds are pitch shifted in real time in order to maintain a sense of consistency. This can be annoying when replacing Mario's sounds.
* This define will disable this behavior, making sound replacements easier to manage. Use of this is not recommended unless you're actually replacing Mario's sounds.
* When toggling this define, you will need to run `make clean` for it to apply.
*/
// #define DISABLE_MARIO_PITCH_SHIFTING
/**
* Increase audio heap size to allow for larger/more custom sequences/banks/sfx to be imported without causing issues (not supported for SH).
* Note that this is REQUIRED in order to use the extended 0C audio bank. Do not disable this if you're planning on using it.
*/
#define EXPAND_AUDIO_HEAP
/**
* The maximum number of notes (sfx inclusive) that can sound at any given time (not supported for SH).
* Lower values may cause notes to get cut more easily but can potentially improve performance slightly.
* Lower values may cause problems with streamed audio if a sequence used for it is missing channel priority data.
* Vanilla by default only generally allocates 16 or 20 notes at once. Memory usage is always determined by the largest of the two values here (~7200 bytes per US/JP note).
*/
#define MAX_SIMULTANEOUS_NOTES_EMULATOR 40
#define MAX_SIMULTANEOUS_NOTES_CONSOLE 24
/**
* Uses a much better implementation of reverb over vanilla's fake echo reverb. Great for caves or eerie levels, as well as just a better audio experience in general.
* Reverb parameters can be configured in audio/synthesis.c to meet desired aesthetic/performance needs. Currently US/JP only. Hurts emulator and console performance.
*/
// #define BETTER_REVERB