Fun fact: The sound of the chimes always comes to play when the PlayStation text pops up. In some cases of the error, the chimes would start once the PlayStation test comes to play, but due to how long it takes for the text to completely show up. With each chime chord playing each phase of the fade in transition for the text. With that being the case, the sound would go on a loop for a while until the text starts to make in and be complete. Also, the reason why the PlayStation logo is never present during the error is because of the model actually being on the disc and not in the console
There's another Playstation error sound known as Personified Fear in which happens if the PlayStation's BIOS is corrupted, and/or if the disc that was inserted is either dirty/damaged, or a pirated game
@@hazelordwebtv no, not if it DETECTS. The modchip will force the PS1 to read anything as a game disc, so inserting an invalid game disc will force the PS1 to read it and thus it will trigger. For more detail look it up.
When I was young, I threw my PS1 out because one night I was sleeping, and out of nowhere this sound went off really loud and I went running to my mom and dad's room.
Why fearful harmony happens: The PS tries to read data, but can't find it. Because it is trying again and again it lags the PS a lot. The sound is the PS intro but slowed way down because of the lag.
When it comes to Fearful Harmony, it usually happens when having a modified console (Ex: A Modchip). When you insert a disk that is not a PlayStation disk or a corrupted disk, the modified console tries to read the data on the disk but is unable to stop because the modchip is brute forcing the PlayStation to read all Data on the disk. When having an unmodified console, the PlayStation will automatically stop trying to read the disk if it does not pick up any PlayStation data on it, whether it is the wobble groove and/or the BIOS within the disk to protect the console from corruption (which is rare and should never happen), and from wearing out the CDROM drive. So essentially, the sound Fearful Harmony plays is the various data on the disk and the PlayStation is attempting to read it with the sounds already stored in the BIOS to no avail.
@@danek_hren Shut the hell up, most of the things in this comment arent mentioned anywhere in the video, you better watch it fully before saying stuff like that.
But it kind of does scare pirates off (unless the bios problem), that only happens when you force the ps1 to boot a disc it can't read (like a ps2 game that comes.in CDs, some of them do) and you can only force it by having it hacked, so yeah
TL:DR, Ps1 has to be mod-chipped to read every disc as game disc, no matter what it is. the PlayStation will take, for example, a Windows install disc, as a game disc, trying to read the disc regardless of the contents, it ends up getting a bunch of garbage. it gets confused, and slows down immensely, causing the "chime bells" in the startup to be slowed as well, also carrying out. basically in a nutshell, fearful harmony = very very slow bells, due to PlayStation being a dumbass, on accident.
I'm so glad this error is still being talked about.
Fun fact: The sound of the chimes always comes to play when the PlayStation text pops up. In some cases of the error, the chimes would start once the PlayStation test comes to play, but due to how long it takes for the text to completely show up. With each chime chord playing each phase of the fade in transition for the text. With that being the case, the sound would go on a loop for a while until the text starts to make in and be complete.
Also, the reason why the PlayStation logo is never present during the error is because of the model actually being on the disc and not in the console
There's another Playstation error sound known as Personified Fear in which happens if the PlayStation's BIOS is corrupted, and/or if the disc that was inserted is either dirty/damaged, or a pirated game
Yeah
or if It detects a mod chip
@@hazelordwebtv no, not if it DETECTS. The modchip will force the PS1 to read anything as a game disc, so inserting an invalid game disc will force the PS1 to read it and thus it will trigger. For more detail look it up.
I will watch your career with great interest. Try buying a microphone though. People prefer a real human voice over TTS.
I agree
@@ayush_k- ye
To get the Fearful Harmony, you need a modchipped PS1 with an unknown format disc. Then the Fearful Harmony should appear.
He said that. Why do you write about it then?
@@danek_hren Again, shut up.
@@danek_hrensome people write comments while watching
When I was young, I threw my PS1 out because one night I was sleeping, and out of nowhere this sound went off really loud and I went running to my mom and dad's room.
Personfied Fear And Fearful Harmony makes me like I was playing a Trojan Game
Thank you for explaining this with your real human voice
Why fearful harmony happens:
The PS tries to read data, but can't find it. Because it is trying again and again it lags the PS a lot. The sound is the PS intro but slowed way down because of the lag.
We all know
@@danek_hren I didn’t
*playstation needs to be modchipped, forcing it to read the foreign/damaged/pirated/filthy disc
So fearful harmony is just the intro but every part is delayed
[Reversed glass shattering]
The only missing part is a Analog Horror of this.
When it comes to Fearful Harmony, it usually happens when having a modified console (Ex: A Modchip). When you insert a disk that is not a PlayStation disk or a corrupted disk, the modified console tries to read the data on the disk but is unable to stop because the modchip is brute forcing the PlayStation to read all Data on the disk. When having an unmodified console, the PlayStation will automatically stop trying to read the disk if it does not pick up any PlayStation data on it, whether it is the wobble groove and/or the BIOS within the disk to protect the console from corruption (which is rare and should never happen), and from wearing out the CDROM drive. So essentially, the sound Fearful Harmony plays is the various data on the disk and the PlayStation is attempting to read it with the sounds already stored in the BIOS to no avail.
HE SAID THAT
@@danek_hren Shut the hell up, most of the things in this comment arent mentioned anywhere in the video, you better watch it fully before saying stuff like that.
You are so frikin underrated!
1:51 bro thats 1:55 where the dashboard glitch there sounds out for the fearful harmony
But it kind of does scare pirates off (unless the bios problem), that only happens when you force the ps1 to boot a disc it can't read (like a ps2 game that comes.in CDs, some of them do) and you can only force it by having it hacked, so yeah
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TL:DR, Ps1 has to be mod-chipped to read every disc as game disc, no matter what it is. the PlayStation will take, for example, a Windows install disc, as a game disc, trying to read the disc regardless of the contents, it ends up getting a bunch of garbage. it gets confused, and slows down immensely, causing the "chime bells" in the startup to be slowed as well, also carrying out. basically in a nutshell, fearful harmony = very very slow bells, due to PlayStation being a dumbass, on accident.
What about personified fear
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Parappa.
Fearful Harmony Only Happens If The Console Is ModChipped.
No this error brings there ears bleeding till the need hearing aids
I have PS1 on phone i playing games normal
You need a modchip
Man y r u so dumb?
And an actual console
@@Itz5tardu5t yeah is console actually in my phone is just emulator app to run games
@@9090oussama you need an actual console and a pirated/modchipped/unreadable/acratched disk for fearful harmony
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Text to speak? Gross.
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