Disknoise failed to find fdd_spinup.flac and fdd_spin.flac

[weirddan455]

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What operating system are you using?

Linux x86_64

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• [x] I am running an official Staging release, not a release installed by my operating system's package manager, or a version repackaged by an external team.

Relevant hardware info

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Have you checked that no other similar issue already exists?

• [x] I have searched and have not found similar issues.

A clear and concise description of what the bug is

When floppy_disk_noise = on, I see the following in the logs:

2025-06-10 18:55:50.394 | DISKNOISE: Failed to find FLAC file: 'fdd_spinup.flac'
2025-06-10 18:55:50.394 | DISKNOISE: Failed to find FLAC file: 'fdd_spin.flac'

I do not see either of these files in the repo.

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

Explain in detail how to reproduce the bug. Assume no familiarity with the software.

1. Set floppy_disk_noise = on and watch the logs

Download URL of affected game or software

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Your configuration

[disknoise]
floppy_disk_noise = on

Provide a log

2025-06-10 18:55:50.394 | DISKNOISE: Failed to find FLAC file: 'fdd_spinup.flac'
2025-06-10 18:55:50.394 | DISKNOISE: Failed to find FLAC file: 'fdd_spin.flac'

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[weirddan455]

Tagging @dividebysandwich here as well 😄

[dividebysandwich]

I have not included such samples because I found none that sounded good and not super annoying. I could add empty samples to get rid of the warning, I was kinda hoping someone might be able to provide good samples at some point

[johnnovak]

Floppies don't spin up like HDDs, so that's clearly not needed.

The spin sample is needed; I guess we can just take the spin sample from any emulator (WinUAE, VICE, etc.)

[dividebysandwich]

I'll take a stab at it - I'll also add the seek-only mode and consolidate the whole thing.