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Yeah, almost anything is going to have a DC blocking cap on the audio path somewhere (or likely multiple places). Removing that is how you abuse audio outputs for lasers, lol. Also, it's not famitracker, right? I always assumed you had your own play routines.
Also, given that video... that's the DPCM DC offset being used to fade the tri/noise channels out, isn't it (TIL that's a thing)? And otherwise using that channel for the deep bass stuff. That's my guess anyway :-)
I think I hear a smooth fade out of the noise channel at the point where the DC offset is climbing up, but then discrete fade-in in volume steps afterwards when it does not change.
yeah the tri/noise/DMC channels share the same internal output line -- & thus all three are affected. (the two NES pulse channels also share their own line w/the same nonlinear mixing effect, but it's way less noticeable -- compared to the former's relative unpredictableness).
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例えばDCオフセットが意図的に逸脱する理由を解明してね！
