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Hardware or emulation? What emulator? At what settings?
That doesn’t answer anything!
Did you convert the spc files to play through the SNES hardware? Or did you use an emulator? If so, which emulator? Did you use any special unfaithful settings within the emulator?
These are the questions that determine for many whether downloading this is a waste of time and bandwidth.
You still didn’t say which plugin (emulator) you used. This is important. Not every emulator sounds the same…
But I’ll assume it’s some version of Game Emu Player (foo_gep) with the default SPC settings?
There really needs to be a rule about this on these forums. People need to specify how the rip was done, otherwise the thread/post gets deleted. I’m sick of it. People should know what they are downloading.
You know what else I’m sick of? People using super lossy audio (like 128kbps MP3) as the source for their Youtube music uploads. Low bit rate MP3s transcoded to low bit rate AAC/MP3 = Derp. It sounds terrible. Oh, and then there’s the people who will download that twice lossy Youtube audio with some program, perhaps then using a third terrible lossy transcode, and upload it again elsewhere, not saying where it’s from, spreading that poison to other ignorant people’s collections, people who think it’s just SUPPOSE to sound that terrible. And what if someone uploads that audio to Youtube AGAIN? And someone downloads it AGAIN! *SHUDDER*