Switch to the . The NES didn't have real drum samples; it used static noise with varying frequencies. Use the noise channel to program snares and hi-hats. For kicks, layer a low-pitched triangle wave for that punchy, clicky bass drum sound found in Super Mario Bros.
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: Two channels that provide the primary melody and chords, with adjustable pulse widths (e.g., 12.5%, 25%, 50%) to change the sound's "thinness". Switch to the