NES Soundcard Hacking: 8/16 Step Sequencer?

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The NES sound card, known for its unique audio capabilities, can be challenging to extract and repurpose for building an 8 or 16 step sequencer. While constructing the sequencer itself may be straightforward, understanding the complexity of the NES sound card is crucial. The sound card features multiple channels and specific programming requirements, which can complicate integration with new hardware. Additionally, the physical extraction process may pose difficulties, especially considering the delicate nature of the components. Researching existing projects, such as those found on forums dedicated to electronic music production, can provide valuable insights and guidance for those interested in this endeavor.
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How hard would it be to pull the sound card out of an old NES game system and build a 8 or 16 step sequencer for it. Building the sequencer would be no prob, but I'm just curious as to how complicated that NES sound card is. I have a couple of NESs at my parents house, but I don't want to make the 300 mile drive or have them mailed without knowing how complicated it will be hahaha. Any help is appreciated.
 
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Maybe this link will help
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-electronic-music-production/358991-turn-nes-into-synth.html
 
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