SPC, PSF, GBS, etc. music tutorial

I need help helping newbies. I created a tutorial for game music and I was wondering if you guys can look over it:

http://fantasyanime.com/emuhelp/music.htm

I would like to know if you think any part could be worded better (clearer), if I have some information wrong, or if there is information I should add. I would really appreciate it! I just want my tutorial to be solid.

Also, I have a question about the genre. I've never heard of anyone using a label to describe the genre of SPC/PSF/GBS/etc music as a whole. Websites just call it video game music, but I feel it would confuse people if I'm not more specific. Is there such a name? Since I've never heard of it, I thought it would be practical to call it "extracted video game music". What do you think?

They can be converted to WAV for custom audio CDs or converted to MP3 for your MP3 player!

You could say that they can be recorded to WAV/MP3 since the plugins actually emulate (a part of) the machine.


The list:
• GBS - Game Boy (GB) & Game Boy Color (GBC) song
• GSF - Game Boy Advance (GBA) song
• GYM - Genesis / Mega Drive song
• NSF - Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) song
• PSF - Playstation 1 (PSX) song
• RSN - RAR archive containing a collection of SPC files
• SPC - Super Nintendo (SNES) song
• SNSF - Super Nintendo (SNES) song
• USF - Nintendo 64 (N64) song

custom made

custom-made


There's also a plugin that uses blargg's code: http://board.zsnes.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11473

Install the plug-in(s):

You could start with "all the plugins are DLLs that need to be placed into Winamp's "plugins" directory. For the plugins listed above this is done for you by the installer..." etc.

There's a DS music format too, but I'm not sure what it's called. There's also PSF2 for PSFs.

NDS music format is called 2SF.

It's aesthetically pleasing and easy to read.

I don't know how much information you want to include but it would be helpful to mention that SPCs can be ripped by setting a hotkey in Zsnes.  I'm not sure if other emulators have that feature.  You could also mention that RSN files are just RAR files renamed with a .rsn extension.