Playing audio CD in Duo while playing Huey game

[grolt]

I heard Yo, Bro syncs up perfectly to Dark Side of the Moon

[geise]

I used to play Entombed's Wolverine Blues while playing through Doom for Jaguar bitd.

SFII' is a good game for this with the trick to remove chip tunes. I'm currently working on a video of the game being played through using the new remastered soundtrack.

Nice!  No "Left Hand Path" while playing Doom?

[Punch]

I used to love to listen master of puppets while playing doom on my pc. What I would do was go to the options menu and turn on soundblaster background music.

non-jokes aside, the street fighter II trick is very interesting but without a play button on the Duo I cannot do it.

[BigusSchmuck]

I tried the SFII' trick and it works.  Pretty cool feature that I wish other Hucard games had.  It also would be awesome if a Duo could be modded with CD player controls. 

Here's more details that ElSeven posted a few years ago...

i love reviving this thread 

Rumor (legend?) has it that Street Fighter 2 was originally supposed to load music off of an included CD, which may explain why the hucard comes in a double case.  The double case could have just been used to make the game look more impressive, since it was a whopping 9800 YEN at release (ouch!).  Either way, the CD was apparently scrapped to help keep the cost down.

Well anyway, the programmers left in the code to turn off the chiptune BGM, so that you may enjoy CD Music with the standard SFII sound effects peppered in.  This procedure requires either a cd-rom2 briefcase setup or TG-CD.  Sorry, no fancy duo units allowed 

1. Startup the game like normal, but let the demo play out
2. Insert a controller into port 3 of the tap and press RUN.  This will pause the demo, letting you know it worked correctly.
3. Insert

of your preference. 
4. Press RUN on controller 1 or 2 to start the game like normal.
5. Press the PLAY button on the CD unit for the music to start, skip buttons to select track.

maybe this is well known, but I had trouble tracking it down online.  Thankfully the turbolist archives are still online.

Edit: relevant gif is relevant

Original post...
http://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index.php?topic=13610.msg277464#msg277464

I recall reading this in EGM back in the day. Pity I can't find the article, but it was one of those Q-man things that I never took seriously until now.

[kosko99]

this would be cool. I remember when I was younger I would always take a music CD of some sort and play it along with any of the TV sports games since none of them had any music except for on the title screen.

Damn this is quite a cool option.

[NightWolve]

This is very cool!  Never knew about the TurboCD ability to play music WHILE playing HuCards!

Yeah, same here. The Turbo Duo is all I ever bought at the nice $99 price cut towards TTi's demise. While this is a nice idea, I dunno if I would've made much use of it had I the option. Don't think I'd care for the extra work to find the perfect track to go with this or that game. Don't have a history of doing that any other time, only for say a project like the Ys titles on the PC and replacing the cheap PC arrangements with the PCE/Turbo versions to play the game in the best possible way!

[esteban]

This is very cool!  Never knew about the TurboCD ability to play music WHILE playing HuCards!

Yeah, same here. The Turbo Duo is all I ever bought at the nice $99 price cut towards TTi's demise. While this is a nice idea, I dunno if I would've made much use of it had I the option. Don't think I'd care for the extra work to find the perfect track to go with this or that game. Don't have a history of doing that any other time, only for say a project like the Ys titles on the PC and replacing the cheap PC arrangements with the PCE/Turbo versions to play the game in the best possible way!

I think he was simply playing an entire album at a time—that's what I did with lots of consoles/games that got heavy usage (Mario Kart @SNES, Baseball Stars @NES, etc. )

Any game that offered SFX-only (like say, Davis Cup Tennis) would result in a "nicer" experience because there was no in-game music to conflict with the "new music"...

Folks must have been doing this for ages...I was listening to my Walkman whilst playing most PC games (this was before Soundblaster existed). And even during the era of soundcards.