On paper it's something amazing, but in practice the songs at this level of quality in Genesis many of the samples would be overlapping cutting the music every shot and sound effect
Interesting. Some of my favorite tracks, like Boomer Kuwanger, I ended up not liking as much, while Launch Octopus got a significant boost. Who would have thought it would make that much of a difference?
Underrated video! Each console definitely has its strengths and weaknesses. Sega for sure has the edge on bass sound but it only is mono. Snes has the edge on more sound variety and is stereo.
This is LegendofRenegade's remixes if anyones curious. He makes banger genesis remakes, and remastered a few of these tracks to be closer to the snes version.
On paper it's something amazing, but in practice the songs at this level of quality in Genesis many of the samples would be overlapping cutting the music every shot and sound effect
Kind of like in Sonic, where you lose half the audio with every jump
Genesis had a better sound, that kick on drums make all the diference for me.
Yes Genesis was great for having the better drum kicks. SNES is better for symphonic sounds.
Interesting. Some of my favorite tracks, like Boomer Kuwanger, I ended up not liking as much, while Launch Octopus got a significant boost. Who would have thought it would make that much of a difference?
I love Boomer Kuwanger's theme. The Genesis variant seemed to be lacking that oomph that the Snes has...
Underrated video! Each console definitely has its strengths and weaknesses. Sega for sure has the edge on bass sound but it only is mono. Snes has the edge on more sound variety and is stereo.
Thank you sir. Have a great day.
This is LegendofRenegade's remixes if anyones curious. He makes banger genesis remakes, and remastered a few of these tracks to be closer to the snes version.
May i ask how do you replicate the Genesis sounds and SNES sounds? I have some cool games that i would like to experiment with..
I think people use something called Sound Banks. Which is emulating the sound chip of the SNES & GENESIS with music creation software.
@@playnalisis gotcha. I'll search around for it. Keep up the cool/great work!