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A few months ago, I had remixed this song in the spirit of "Tetris & Dr. Mario" on the SNES.

I'm 80% sure this version was inspired by the Aphex Twin remix

any chance i can get the instruments you used? im having issues creating sms sounding instruments in sneven

holy hell last comment was a year ago.

Oh please do a master system cover of this!

waiter waiter! i demand the source of the nsf file!

Where did you get the nsf

Atari Lynx is awesome!

Wow

First vocal synth cover on the channel! And it's with Synthesizer V Studio, no less. It's worth mentioning that this is merely just a teaser for the full version, that's still a work in progress, so the version you're hearing might sound different from the final version. The quality is not indicative of what the final version might sound like, as I'm still learning the ins and outs of Synth V. This is also the debut of Synthesizer V on this channel, so you could say this channel is evolving from a strictly chiptune-oriented channel to posting whatever I feel like, be it Synth V or my usual chip output.

Imagine if Mega Man 2 on the NES was imported to the GBC like Super Mario Bros. Deluxe.

Que nostalgia

I wondered if someone would go through Virt's back catalog and start covering/transposing these. I don't suppose you have the FT file handy?

Oohhh!!!! Nice bass.

extremely accurate! i think the only tell is the bass being more gameboy-y lmao

If you ask me, this is probably what Mother 1+2 should've sounded like. While working on this module, I ran into a rather interesting issue. When playing back the module, some notes were barely audible in either Pulse 1 or Pulse 2's column. Yet, when I muted them individually, I could hear them very clearly (this started happening when I muted the GBA's first DAC channel). I also realize that some samples pop like crazy, particularly the kick drum. Unfortunately this was something I couldn't fix easily, so I decided to leave it in.

I can hear some andy and leyley in it 😅 wonder if thats where they got it from

Great version!

What a nice cover Could you share the .it file please?

Honestly I wasn't surprised when I discovered this cover a few years back . The influence of Dream Theater on Jake was very apparent with the intense boss themes he composed for Contra 4 and the Shantae games, especially the one from Half-Genie Hero. I once even tricked some of my friends with the latter, by saying that it's a lesser known DT instrumental, and they fell for it.

Sounds almost identical, crazy.

This sounds EXACTLY like the original. Genuinely incredible

Very clean cover! I like the vibe here a lot.

Nice cover

When Mr. K swoops in and gives this track and actual melody.

I wish Sinclair ZX Spectrum did Super Mario Land 1989.

i love when the triangle goes igjeijgiejgiejgjiegijegjiegijeijgeijgeijieg

Sounds official to me! Amazing stuff! Would love to hear more Game Boy covers.

Incredible cover! Super faithful to the original. The fact this sounds more or less the same quality despite less flexibility in the waveforms compared to the Game Boy chip is a testament to how great the original tune is - and your talent as well!

This is a good rendition

Just realised this is an S3M. That explains why the triangle sounds so weird.

Solid arrangement! The music of Mega Man II on Game Boy is cool, but it is a shame we missed out on a lot of remixes of Robot Master stage themes from Mega Man 2 & 3 on NES

I looooove mega man

What would it sound like if Minakuchi Enginneering added Hard Man to Mega Man III (GB)? I think this is what it would've sounded like.

Very accurate :00

Sounds like someone could make super Mario kart for the Sega Genesis as a Homebrew port

Amazing, but what systems was this chip used in? 🤔

Fun fact, this cover was originally going to be using the Atari POKEY sound chip. The reason I switched to the SAA1099 was because of the limited pitch range of the POKEY (especially where vibratos are concerned, in other words, on some notes vibrato wasn’t as smooth as on the lower note range.

Nice :)

If pacman championship edition was an arcade game In 1984

Fun fact, this was originally made for the T6W28 (Neo Geo Pocket), but due to it not having enough low notes to work with (despite the fact Furnace has the option for custom clock rates), I scrapped it. This was also originally going to be a cover of "Run, Kirby, Run!" from Kirby’s Super Star, using the AY-3-8910 and PC Engine. That cover has been shelved for the time being.

Holy shit this is so accurate. 😭

Is similar than the adventure of super mario bros 3

I don't know why, but that triangle wave reminds me of what Tim Follin pulled off for Chronos on the ZX Spectrum.

MS-DOS/Tandy version?

This needs more views

Yes, you are seeing the Furnace window in this video. I got a brand new laptop, which allows me to run Furnace and capture it with OBS at the same time, which was not possible on my main desktop PC since it wasn’t powerful enough to do that. I haven’t used OBS for this kind of thing in a while, so things may look off. Hopefully in the next video things will look a bit better. Some long time subscribers may remember that I used to upload videos where I would record the screen using OBS. The reason I haven’t done that until now was because those videos were made on a laptop that was on loan during my university years (I had to send it back after I graduated).

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this is so nice!!

Reminds me of the now dead Mother 1 GB fan port by [someone who shall remain nameless]. Good stuff.