Battle Royal - Hurry Up

Track 49

Composed by Kenji Hiramatsu, Yoshitaka Hirota, Tomohiko Kira, Tomori Kudo, Yasunori Mitsuda, Hidenobu Otsuki, Hiroyo Yamanaka

N64

MINIUSF

Channel Breakdown

16 channels

Reality Coprocessor (RSP)USF format

Voice 1sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 2sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 3sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 4sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 5sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 6sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 7sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 8sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 9sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 10sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 11sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 12sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 13sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 14sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 15sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

Voice 16sample

Software-mixed sample voice via RSP microcode

sample (16)

The N64 processes audio on the Reality Signal Processor (RSP), a MIPS-based vector coprocessor. Music is typically played through software audio libraries (like MusyX) that mix up to 16+ sample voices in real-time. Audio quality ranges from compressed ADPCM to high-fidelity PCM depending on the ROM budget.

Available Formats

Format	File	Size	Duration	Bitrate
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