Screenshot

The smallest "press a button, hear a sound" example — and a showcase of the zero-config .wav → .brr build rule. res/blip.wav and res/coin.wav are ordinary PCM WAV files; the build system converts each to a SNES BRR sample with wav2brr automatically, exactly the way a .png becomes a .pic. No .brr is committed — they are generated on demand. Press A for a blip, B for a coin.

This is the one-shot / sound-effect counterpart to the SNESMOD examples: for a jump, a hit, or a UI blip you load a BRR sample directly and trigger it, with no tracker soundbank involved.

SNES Concepts

BRR samples — the SNES's ADPCM sample format; the DSP plays BRR, nothing else
Direct sample playback — audioLoadSample() uploads a sample to the SPC700 once; audioPlaySample() triggers it on demand
Edge-triggered input — padPressed() fires once per press, so one button tap plays one sound
Asset pipeline — a source .wav auto-converted at build time, the .brr .incbin'd and linked (see data.asm)

How the WAV becomes a sample

res/blip.wav --wav2brr--> res/blip.brr --.incbin (data.asm)--> blip_brr[]

The .incbin in data.asm makes res/blip.brr a build prerequisite, and make/common.mk's %.brr: %.wav rule generates it. To make a looping sample (a sustained tone), run wav2brr --loop START END by hand and commit the .brr instead. See docs/tutorials/audio.md ("One-shot samples from WAV").

How to Build

cd examples/audio/sfx_from_wav

make

Run sfx_from_wav.sfc in any emulator (or luna run sfx_from_wav.sfc).

Modules Used

console, dma, audio, input, background, text