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* Disable stereoheadseteffects and stub out all known code references via define By effect this also completely removes Headset sound options from the game config, as it serves no purpose whatsoever compared to stereo. Because it's stubbed out everywhere rather than only the necessary locations to prevent it, this should boost audio runtime slightly for everything, not just the stuff that actively used it. * Rename DISABLE_HEADSET_STEREO_EFFECTS to ENABLE_HEADSET_STEREO_EFFECTS * Reorganize and reduce audio Note struct * Add performance to define description * Rename ENABLE_HEADSET_STEREO_EFFECTS to ENABLE_STEREO_HEADSET_EFFECTS
52 lines
2.5 KiB
C
52 lines
2.5 KiB
C
#pragma once
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/******************
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* AUDIO SETTINGS *
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******************/
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/**
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* Do not restart the music on cap grabs.
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*/
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#define PERSISTENT_CAP_MUSIC
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/**
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* Red coins should use the unchanging JP sound effect.
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*/
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// #define JP_RED_COIN_SOUND
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/**
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* 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.
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* 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.
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* When toggling this define, you will need to run `make clean` for it to apply.
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*/
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// #define DISABLE_MARIO_PITCH_SHIFTING
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/**
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* Enables the funky sound processing that takes place with sound effects, that can sometimes cause sounds like the waterfall in castle grounds to sound more unpleasant than necessary.
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* This is not the same thing as enabling stereo audio, but it does completely represent the sole differences between the Stereo and Headset sound options.
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* Because of this, the Headset sound option will also not appear in the file select menu with this disabled.
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* Leaving this disabled may also be slightly beneficial for CPU performance.
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*/
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// #define ENABLE_STEREO_HEADSET_EFFECTS
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/**
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* Increase audio heap size to allow for larger/more custom sequences/banks/sfx to be imported without causing issues (not supported for SH).
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* 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.
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*/
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#define EXPAND_AUDIO_HEAP
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/**
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* The maximum number of notes (sfx inclusive) that can sound at any given time (not supported for SH).
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* Lower values may cause notes to get cut more easily but can potentially improve performance slightly.
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* Lower values may cause problems with streamed audio if a sequence used for it is missing channel priority data.
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* 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).
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*/
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#define MAX_SIMULTANEOUS_NOTES_EMULATOR 40
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#define MAX_SIMULTANEOUS_NOTES_CONSOLE 24
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/**
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* 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.
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* Reverb presets can be configured in audio/data.c to meet desired aesthetic/performance needs. More detailed usage info can also be found on the HackerSM64 Wiki page.
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*/
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// #define BETTER_REVERB
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