S2000 Sound Sims Some work Some don't

[Yoeddy1]

Threw the DSV00026 in my Double Diamond Deluxe...I dig it.  I also threw it in Crystal Sevens and there are about 10 spin sounds compared to the single sound displayed in the video above.  For those that have the Triple Lucky Sevens DSV, the DSV00026 in the Crystal Sevens produces the same sounds a the Triple Lucky Sevens SIMM.

Thanks,
Jason

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/yB3f_HNW5SQ&rel=0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/yB3f_HNW5SQ&rel=0</a>

[morspeed]

Threw the DSV00026 in my Double Diamond Deluxe...I dig it.  I also threw it in Crystal Sevens and there are about 10 spin sounds compared to the single sound displayed in the video above.  For those that have the Triple Lucky Sevens DSV, the DSV00026 in the Crystal Sevens produces the same sounds a the Triple Lucky Sevens SIMM.

Thanks,
Jason

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB3f_HNW5SQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Did you find that this DSV00026 Simm works in an other Games?

[Yoeddy1]

I tested it in my 3 coin Crystal Sevens too.  The interesting thing when it is in that theme, is that there are several other spin sounds that are unlocked.  If you are familiar with the Triple Lucky Sevens (DSV00013), same sounds.

Another one that I tried last week...One Hundred or Nothing DSV00023 used in my 3 coin Double Diamond Deluxe game.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/89wAC4ML7AI&rel=0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/89wAC4ML7AI&rel=0</a>

I have a DSV00024 coming as well...more to come.

Jason

[morspeed]

awesome I want to hear more! Let me know when you get it.
Thanks for the info!

[blueridgeslots]

It should be known that all the Simm's working on Jason's games are being used with SB chips that end in 2 digits (ex. SB100089) higher numbers than that have coded into them if wrong sound Simm is used, and will show Incompatible Sound Device, now you can use DSV-24 (the DSV-42 predecessor) in several though, and using some of these Simm's do cause a delay sometimes in play (see the video above) as it must be looking for sounds, some are worse than others as Jason and I have tried several different combinations, the 16 Meg Simms do take longer it seems as they have more files on them

[morspeed]

Well now my question is who is gonna be who is smart enough to go into the Binary files and break that darn code or erase it? If you can find it in the first place.
-T

[reho33]

I assume it's just a .WAV file but you have to hunt where it is

[idesign]

It should be known that all the Simm's working on Jason's games are being used with SB chips that end in 2 digits (ex. SB100089) higher numbers than that have coded into them if wrong sound Simm is used, and will show Incompatible Sound Device, now you can use DSV-24 (the DSV-42 predecessor) in several though, and using some of these Simm's do cause a delay sometimes in play (see the video above) as it must be looking for sounds, some are worse than others as Jason and I have tried several different combinations, the 16 Meg Simms do take longer it seems as they have more files on them

I think there is 1 exception to the rule above.  The Triple Double and Triple Stars, Lucky 7s, Red Hot 7s, and Butterfly 7s series games seem to be able to use just about any simm too. This only applies to those games that support enhanced sounds that is, since most of the higher coin count games do not for whatever reason.  I have been experimenting with a Triple Stars 5 reel 9 line 45 coin game using different simms.  Funny thing, using the 100 or Nothing simm for a large hit the simm ran out of sounds before the winning coin count finished.  So, unlike the 42 it didn't cycle the melody back to the beginning.

[blueridgeslots]

It should be known that all the Simm's working on Jason's games are being used with SB chips that end in 2 digits (ex. SB100089) higher numbers than that have coded into them if wrong sound Simm is used, and will show Incompatible Sound Device, now you can use DSV-24 (the DSV-42 predecessor) in several though, and using some of these Simm's do cause a delay sometimes in play (see the video above) as it must be looking for sounds, some are worse than others as Jason and I have tried several different combinations, the 16 Meg Simms do take longer it seems as they have more files on them

I think there is 1 exception to the rule above.  The Triple Double and Triple Stars, Lucky 7s, Red Hot 7s, and Butterfly 7s series games seem to be able to use just about any simm too. This only applies to those games that support enhanced sounds that is, since most of the higher coin count games do not for whatever reason.  I have been experimenting with a Triple Stars 5 reel 9 line 45 coin game using different simms.  Funny thing, using the 100 or Nothing simm for a large hit the simm ran out of sounds before the winning coin count finished.  So, unlike the 42 it didn't cycle the melody back to the beginning.

Guess the 5 reels may use others, but the same theme in 3 reel won't,, that is what started this thread yesterday was using a DSV-13 with SB100925 T D Lucky 7's (or Butterfly) woudn't do it, I think the programming on the 5 reel stuff was sloppy to put it mildly!

[morspeed]

It should be known that all the Simm's working on Jason's games are being used with SB chips that end in 2 digits (ex. SB100089) higher numbers than that have coded into them if wrong sound Simm is used, and will show Incompatible Sound Device, now you can use DSV-24 (the DSV-42 predecessor) in several though, and using some of these Simm's do cause a delay sometimes in play (see the video above) as it must be looking for sounds, some are worse than others as Jason and I have tried several different combinations, the 16 Meg Simms do take longer it seems as they have more files on them

I think there is 1 exception to the rule above.  The Triple Double and Triple Stars, Lucky 7s, Red Hot 7s, and Butterfly 7s series games seem to be able to use just about any simm too. This only applies to those games that support enhanced sounds that is, since most of the higher coin count games do not for whatever reason.  I have been experimenting with a Triple Stars 5 reel 9 line 45 coin game using different simms.  Funny thing, using the 100 or Nothing simm for a large hit the simm ran out of sounds before the winning coin count finished.  So, unlike the 42 it didn't cycle the melody back to the beginning.

Guess the 5 reels may use others, but the same theme in 3 reel won't,, that is what started this thread yesterday was using a DSV-13 with SB100925 T D Lucky 7's (or Butterfly) woudn't do it, I think the programming on the 5 reel stuff was sloppy to put it mildly!

Might I add that that is a 5 line game and it seems most 5 lines only allow legacy sounds. Trying anything else it will shoot up incompatible sound simm. -T

[reho33]

I tried my own experiment, I used a Tabasco SIMM and board with SB100054 and the Double Diamond game played with Tabasco sounds. So it looks like Jim is correct, any SB ending in 2 digits will work with most sound simms and higher will give the error. It was kinda fun to play the DD game with the Tabasco sounds.

[Yoeddy1]

Methinks demand for SIMM's could go up with this little experiment.  What would be cool is if we could get the community to try out different SIMM's with different games and we could keep a running log of it.  Fun way to mix up our games a bit.

Jason

[morspeed]

Methinks demand for SIMM's could go up with this little experiment.  What would be cool is if we could get the community to try out different SIMM's with different games and we could keep a running log of it.  Fun way to mix up our games a bit.

Jason

 
Me agree with this lets start it!  

[PLUNGER BOY]

I just ordered a phantom of the opera for my triple dollars with mystery action .it seams the same game as the phantom. hope it works

[PLUNGER BOY]

MY DSV0008  simms work on my triple  butterfly sevens with  BASE SB100009 chip   (STILL NEED GLASS 3 REEL ANY ONE)

[Yoeddy1]

Gents,

Take some video of these other DSV's if they cannot be found on YouTube.  I've never heard a DSV00008.

Jason

[FORDSBS]

DSV00008 should be for Mega Bucks
Ford

[Foster]

What base chip is in that Triple Dollars with Mystery Reel Action and how many credits?

[PLUNGER BOY]

What base chip is in that Triple Dollars with Mystery Reel Action and how many credits?

    I dont know the base chip# not at that house. but its 2 credits

[Foster]

Please let me know what is when you can.

Thanks

[PLUNGER BOY]

DSV00008 should be for Mega Bucks
Ford

YOUR CORRECT

[Magicslots]

  If anybody knows of a simm that will work in my Triple Double Red Hot Strike 5 reeler, I would greatly appreciate it.
It has a DSV00042 in it now, but all it will play is those "Dreadful" legacy sounds!     

[Yoeddy1]

Here's another one gents...

DSV00024 in my 3 coin Double Diamond Deluxe.  There are a few differences in the DSV00024 when compared to a DSV00042:

1. 8 meg DSV00024 SIMM compared to 16 meg DSV00042 SIMM
2. Available sounds as reviewed in I/O Sound menu:
    a.  DSV00042 is a larger SIMM in terms of memory due to available sounds for Deluxe (nudge) games, Haywire games, Legacy sounds, and Generic MMLB sounds.
    b.  DSV00024 has all of the exact same sounds for a Deluxe (nudge) game, but does NOT have any sounds for Haywire games, NO Legacy sounds, nor Generic MMLB sounds.  In other words, one cannot toggle options of Preferred sounds, Legacy sounds, nor MMLB Generic sounds.  The only playable option would be Preferred sounds...in the case of the Double Diamond Deluxe anyway...YMMV.
3.  DSV00042 produces a tick sound when a "no hit" registers on each reel.  DSV00024 produces a cooler sound when a "no hit" registers on each reel.
4.  DSV00042 produces a tick sound when the "bet one credit" button is pushed.  DSV00024 produces a cooler sound when the "bet one credit" button is pushed.
5.  Coin in sounds are different between the DSV00042 and DSV00024 SIMM's.
6.  Max Credit button sounds are a little bit different between the DSV00042 and DSV00024.  DSV00042 seems to play the sound a bit faster than the DSV00024.
7.  Both the DSV00042 and DSV00024 will play the "donk" sound in addition to the nudge sounds with the 3 coin version of the game.  The 2 coin version of the game will NOT play the "donk" sound...only the nudge sound.

My take...I like the DSV00024 better for a (Diamond) Deluxe game because of the added and in my opinion, more enhanced sounds.   For (Diamond) Haywire games, DSV00042 is the only way to fly as DSV00024 does not contain the correct sounds.  Again, my test is with the Double Diamond Deluxe version...I would assume that Triple Diamond Deluxe would work fine, but it's untested.  Anything Haywire will need a DSV00042.  Not sure about plain Double/Triple Diamond games.

Below are my two videos for you to compare between the DSV00024 and DSV00042:

DSV00024
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/S-Hq6Ho5kcU&rel=0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/S-Hq6Ho5kcU&rel=0</a>

DSV00042

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/u32YyVhzgdA&rel=0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/u32YyVhzgdA&rel=0</a>

Enjoy!

Jason

[stayouttadabunker]

Hey eddy! Great job with this! 
I like that you're taking notes on this because this topic will deff be a sticky later on
when people want to go to it for sound choices!
Keep on tinkering!

[Yoeddy1]

The Big Times Pay (RW&B/Wild Cherry Editions included), games are also limited to the DSV00051.  I threw a DSV00042 in a Big Times Pay and it was fugly messed up sound...stick with the original DSV00051.  

Jason