I love this version because it keeps the original theme, but it goes so fucking hard. "The world has ended... but we're not done and neither is the world."
I remember falling in love with this song the first time I heard it as a kid (SNES), and fearing that it was just a one-time incidental cue that would end when I landed the airship. I dreaded that possibility, so I just hovered there for several minutes just listening to it. Imagine my elation to discover it had become the new overworld music!
I can imagine Celes, Edgar, Sabin, and Sedgar playing the initial instruments. But as the piece goes on, the more friends they find, more instruments are added. Edit: Lol. Must've been tired to mix Setzer and Edgar. But yeah. point stands. I'll leave my mistake cause I'm an idiot and it's funny.
This song...is Hope: this is the characters each experiencing their own trials and tribulations and eventually coming to a resolution: Terra learning what love is by having the strength to fight for the orphans of Mobliz; Locke finally being set free of his guilt over losing Rachel and owning his feelings for Celes, who in turn comes to realize she isn't truly alone in the world; Cyan overcoming the loss of his family and liege and becoming a stronger person while still retaining the memory of their love and respect; Setzer taking the chance to allow himself to figuratively and literally find himself a pair of wings to fly bestowed upon him from a dearly departed friend; Strago and Relm, who each lose hope or struggle to find new hope respectively, being reunited; Mog, the last Moogle of Narshe, choosing to help take on the maniac responsible. I could go on and on, but we'd be here all day if I did... The point being: This song is rekindling the flame within to help brighten a now darkened world in desperate need, this is you picking up the pieces and fixing what Kefka destroyed. I love this song so much, it IS Final Fantasy 6 encapsulated in song form.
@@tm114paul Shadow's journey was about finding the strength to face his past, working alongside the Returners and becoming stronger by finding a reason to fight. Once he managed that, knowing he will never truly be free from his past, he chooses to stay behind and accept his fate.
This pixel remaster ost is very respectful of the original. I think they counldn't do it better. I hope to hear a good rearrangement of Final Fantasy 8 and 9 too.
I hope so too. If there is such an arrangement, I will play those games again just to be able to listen to the music and record the new game play ( with a new music in a background).
The world has been scorched into a barren landscape, you've lost everyone, not knowing if they're alive or dead, Cid, your closest thing to a father, might have also just died if you're bad at catching fish, you brave the harsh sea on a raft to get to mainland, only to find Kefka's tower looming above the horizon. The monument to your failures. Then you find Sabin and save a boy from a burning house, as the flames die out a small spark of hope finds it way into your heart. You find Terra, but she doesn't join you, her fight is for a group of children now with no one else to protect them. She feels powerless, having been unable to prevent the world's ruin. But maybe here she has some control. Then you see Edgar, except he pretends to not know you or his brother. You follow him as he breaks into his own castle. You fend off a monster with him and stop anyone else from getting hurt. The brothers reunite, and that spark of hope grows to a flame. Then in a pub you find Setzer. The four of you enter into a tomb, the tomb dedicated to his lover. As it progresses you learn of Setzer's loss, his pain, the same trauma that each of your fellow adventurers share. Pain and loss, no control, fighting to retain a piece of their former selves in the present. This is a harsh world, where people hurt each other and evil has won. Then Setzer recounts the determination of his lost love, her spirit, and you are filled with a solemn inspiration. The flame becomes a fire, and as the minor scale notes begin to ascend, you feel the pain in each note, you feel the hope in each interval. And the airship ascends with those notes. The visual of hope and freedom, without discounting the pain and loss. It's time to find your friends. It's time to make the world right. It's time for good to prevail.
As much as I like IV, VI is my favourite FF game. Everything every single detail about it is near perfect. This song gives hope that the almost unthinkable destruction that Kefka brought unto the World could be undone by the heroes. It was a small start that hinged on a hope and a prayer, but the whole crew came as one again and destroyed the sick evildoer that had the power of a God...together as one fighting force looking to restore the World to good and Peace..
I wasn't expecting this mix so I won't even lie when I say I teared up. After wandering around a desolate landscape on foot for such a significant time with next to no teammates (not that edgar, sabin, and celes weren't good company) and then hearing this when you finally take the skies, it really makes you pumped to save the world
I still like the original version slightly more, but this is a good rendition. The original version is my fav VGM of all time and that's saying a lot when you think about how many masterpieces are in Chrono Trigger alone, let alone the rest of FF6 and countless other games. Thanks for posting this!
Good to see somebody that shares the same thought. This is by far the most powerful music in the game, a depressing music changing to a one that gives the feeling of hope.
Last year I streamed my entire playthrough of this amazing remaster on Kick and just being able to share this experience all over again, hearing the new music was just a joy. Sharing my heart about how much this game had such an impact on my life, including how much the SNES really helped me share these experiences with friends growing up. This game along with Chrono Trigger really left such a mark on my life and reminded me of some of the happiest moments in my childhood. Even as an adult you really begin to empathize in some context, with what each character goes through in these games. Sure a work of fiction can tell a great story but the narrative that you can compare as a mature adult, can make you even connect deeper with it's story. You never think about it as a kid until you grow up and even then, replaying it can really be rewarding. 😃
Thanks a lot for your kind comments and sharing. It is really a beautiful experience among us. I have a similar experience with this and other games, and I share it by creating this channel.
@@GamerMusic1239 I started to do it this very evening, but I'm afraid I got a bit spoiled on some games already. I only know FF6 as I watched my then boyfriend play it, and the more it goes the more I think I'm gonna take the bundle on steam and play them all. I just had a rush of nostalgia about FF6 some days ago, I don't know why, but it made me cry listening this song before leaving for work a bit earlier, and I had it in mind the whole evening ... Loved it. So thanks again for your editing on this beautiful version of the song. By the way, would you recommand me the steam version of the game or just the remastered one ?
@@lazyshoggy the latest version of the games are called the Pixel Remastered. The Steam version if it has been recently released (a few years ago) is also the same version ( Pixel Remastered). In other words, you can choose the one you prefer because they are perhaps the same.
@@GamerMusic1239 Ok. It seemed to me that the Steam version had different graphics, but I don't have any console so it isn't like I had the choice anyway ^^'
@@lazyshoggy if the graphics looks very different, then you might have the old version ( I am not sure) If you want to check , the new version whether it is in Steam or Console is called the pixel remastered.
Uematsu is a GOAT! Like how Final Fantasy series is we like grew up. When the World of Balance goes into a Cataclysm now to World of Ruin, before the music surprised me more about friendship and trust.
When I played the Pixel Remaster I made sure not to listen to a SECOND of any of the soundtrack because, as this is my favorite game of all time, I wanted everything to come to me naturally. This is and will always be my favorite song in this game. So when I got to the cutscene where you first hear it I just let it play. I didn’t do anything other than follow the bird. I sat there and listened to it as it went on, and all the instruments joined in. I was in awe. I cried for the second and final time in my play through, the first being the opera scene. Happy 30th anniversary FFVI. I’ll be replaying you next month on my Original Cart when you officially turn 30. Even though I’ve only been alive for 20 of the years this game has existed, I’m eagerly awaiting 30 more years, and every time I go searching for friends.
We did it! All 3 of us That was..the strangets adventure even part of So many deaths because of that creature i don't know to do be now... Don't give up we know this is a Hidden soot
This version is beautiful, superbly done. I still prefer the snes version, as it's more simple and minimalist in terms of orchestration, and it conveys a more intimate feeling of hope. There's hope but no grandeur, still, in this world of ruin. There is so much to do, starting with comforting each other and moving forth despite the struggles. Also the 'mechanical' drums make it so cool, I imagine it to be the falcon engine's noises that, in a way, is the conductor/vehicle of this new-found hope/theme (which it is). So the original fits extremely well. It's just wonderful.
I have a bit of a love/dislike relationship with this piece. It's an absolutely beautiful piece of music and did an amazing job of taking the original (which was incredible in its own right, despite being 16 bit) and turning it into something really special. I was awe inspired the first time I heard it. However, it fails at one of the key components of video game music. It has to be able to be listened to on repeat. Nobuo Uematsu was a genius with this, as he could create beautiful pieces of music that could be heard on repeat without getting old or grating. This fails that by having that big bombastic crescendo at the end. It's absolutely wonderful on the first listen or two, but gets really really old after grinding on the world map for hours when you're actually playing the game. None of the other themes had this problem in this or any of the other remaster games, but this one has got me to the point that I either want to put the game on mute, or switch it back to the original 16 bit version.
Glad someone explains what I feel. I first heard this outside the game and I was hyped to reach this part but... It doesn't work very well in game for some reason for me. The original does. Just like you, I only find this to be the case with this one specific track and I hate that because I actually love this remix so much
I'm still very torn over which soundtrack to use in game, new ones great but there's something charming about the originals. Some sound genuinely better like Kefka's theme. Then others like Gogo's theme where you get a completely new track that's so much better
this is one of those songs that i adore the first couple of times hearing it, but quickly grow sick of how often i have to hear the intro play between every transition while flying around the map. it's one of those songs that makes me wish more songs didn't constantly start over from the top every time they change to a different song like for battles. in fact i kinda wish all the battle themes in all these games did likewise. you have to have a REALLY good intro to not make it get tiring to hear over and over and over and over and over and over
This is one of the few songs where I actually prefer the older version to the Pixel Remaster orchestration. There's a certain fullness to the previous version that just makes it hit harder for me --- maybe it's the heavier emphasis on the bass parts? Not sure. Don't get me wrong, this is pretty. But I don't like it QUITE as much.
This is an instance where I prefer this version. It not only shows hope, but that as time goes on, more instruments are added as more friends are found.
@@mcihay246 That's cool! Like I said, I enjoy this version, and I think all the reorchestrations are fantastic in general --- this one just doesn't evoke quite the same emotional response for me as the original, personally.
@@supremeoverlorde2109 Oh. I definitely get it. Music is a very good nostalgia amplifier. Especially when you hear the exact same 16-bit theme that you've heard whilst you were younger, at a time where you're not.
@@mcihay246 Normally I would agree with that, but in this case it actually isn't nostalgia for me! I didn't play FF6 until like last year, shortly before the Pixel Remasters came out. I feel no nostalgia for any Final Fantasy game, as I'm a relatively new fan and still in those days where I'm experiencing many of the games for the first time. It could partially be that the OG is just what I heard first and got used to, but then, there are some songs from the newer version I like better too. So I suppose it's just a matter of preference.
For a lot of the sprites (except for the battle sprites) they used the GBA version as reference, which obviously had a brighter colour pallete as to compensate for the dark gameboy screen. If you have the PC version you can mod back in the SNES map, which looks much nicer.
Perhaps, it is also because I did not increase the volume enough when I edited the video. If you increase the volume, you will be able to hear it I think.
@@GamerMusic1239 the bass line is supposed to be very prominent in this track, since it’s the best part. Also, even if the bass line was present in this version, the original is infinitely better. The SNES has the perfect sound font for RPGs and the soundtrack did not have to be rearranged in any way. So sad that original music is not an option in these pixel remasters.
Because the old translation was a gag sub that was out of touch with the original game, felt like a parody. Yeah, I know, "my precious memes"... That's precisely why it was retired. Anyways, you're 15 years late. The modern translation has been in use ever since the GBA version came out.
The original translation was pretty inaccurate so the gba version retranslated it and the pixel remaster used that translation Also the original translation screwed up Locke's character in some ways which is a pretty notable issue
First time hearing this song with the Falcon rising to the skies, best part of the game
Yeah, this track is also my favorite in FF6 until now.
Not only the best part of the game, but the whole FF series. It teaches us that there's hope even in a destroyed world.
Wish i could relive that moment.. the story..character motivation.. the way falcon soar to the sky.. the song.. perfect
Hearing it back on thr SNES was great but with the Pixel Remaster it was cranked up. I like how it started low and slow then explodes
It's well done. Definitely a hype moment.
I love this version because it keeps the original theme, but it goes so fucking hard. "The world has ended... but we're not done and neither is the world."
No, we are not.
I remember falling in love with this song the first time I heard it as a kid (SNES), and fearing that it was just a one-time incidental cue that would end when I landed the airship. I dreaded that possibility, so I just hovered there for several minutes just listening to it.
Imagine my elation to discover it had become the new overworld music!
Did you never encounter Doom Gaze that first time? 😂
@@TheTrueBro Luckily no. I just hovered, so I didn't encounter him right away. But man, the first time I did was scary!
@@TheTrueBro I swear that Doom gaze/Death gaze always jump scared me
Hearing this after getting the Falcon, it gives that feeling of hope that Celes and the others desperately needed at that moment.
Yessss
They really stayed true to the original. Didn’t mess with the tempo. Kept many of the original instruments. Excellently done.
It's too passive and soft this time for me.
@@BlackWingedSeraphX It could be worse.
Yeah, it's not as bad as other tracks they have done
@@BlackWingedSeraphX you should try listening to the Timelapse Remix version of this, gave me goosebumps :D
If memory serves, the original composer returned to facilitate the rearranged music
The music changed from the ruined world to this is the most beautiful and well done tone transition in video game.
オリジナルの前奏が間奏に来てるのもgood
そして絶望した世界を巡り仲間を探して僅かな希望を見つける盛大なBGM
素晴らしい
I just reached this part of the game for the first time, my goodness the remaster did not need to go this hard but I'm so glad they did
オーケストラのとこで胸にドーーンと来るモノがある…。
これからも精一杯生きて行こう。
I can imagine Celes, Edgar, Sabin, and Sedgar playing the initial instruments.
But as the piece goes on, the more friends they find, more instruments are added.
Edit: Lol. Must've been tired to mix Setzer and Edgar. But yeah. point stands. I'll leave my mistake cause I'm an idiot and it's funny.
i fucking love sedgar my favorite character
@@RuloSrb my favorite also SEDGAR!!
Damn i never recruited Sedgar, the long lost brother.
Sabtzer kkkk
Nicely stated
i didnt know the title and so i hummed it to the audio search.. worked like a charm 😭 loving this ost so much
This song...is Hope: this is the characters each experiencing their own trials and tribulations and eventually coming to a resolution:
Terra learning what love is by having the strength to fight for the orphans of Mobliz; Locke finally being set free of his guilt over losing Rachel and owning his feelings for Celes, who in turn comes to realize she isn't truly alone in the world; Cyan overcoming the loss of his family and liege and becoming a stronger person while still retaining the memory of their love and respect; Setzer taking the chance to allow himself to figuratively and literally find himself a pair of wings to fly bestowed upon him from a dearly departed friend; Strago and Relm, who each lose hope or struggle to find new hope respectively, being reunited; Mog, the last Moogle of Narshe, choosing to help take on the maniac responsible. I could go on and on, but we'd be here all day if I did...
The point being: This song is rekindling the flame within to help brighten a now darkened world in desperate need, this is you picking up the pieces and fixing what Kefka destroyed. I love this song so much, it IS Final Fantasy 6 encapsulated in song form.
THIS !!!!!! 😭❤
Shadow: "I want die"
Well said my friend
What about Shadow that settled himself down within collapsing of Kefka Tower?
@@tm114paul Shadow's journey was about finding the strength to face his past, working alongside the Returners and becoming stronger by finding a reason to fight. Once he managed that, knowing he will never truly be free from his past, he chooses to stay behind and accept his fate.
1:20 is the cherry of the top of any final fantasy pixel remaster musics, so powerful and magical!
I like how some of the original sounds are still in this
Thanks for watching this video :D
This pixel remaster ost is very respectful of the original. I think they counldn't do it better.
I hope to hear a good rearrangement of Final Fantasy 8 and 9 too.
I hope so too. If there is such an arrangement, I will play those games again just to be able to listen to the music and record the new game play ( with a new music in a background).
@@ultracritical2997 I think it's very hit or miss.
One day, I hope the remaster OST will be released.
This is the best song in the game
음침한 음악이 끝나고 팔콘이 바다위로 떠오르는 장면과 함께 이 음악이 시작되면 심장이 강하게 뛴답니다~
Exactly how I felt ❤
Glad to see that still captured the essence of this song in the remaster. I figured this was always a song of hope and I'm glad it's still there.
It really is. It's a very good representation of "Not all hope is lost."
This game is so special. And this track is so uplifting. Great montage to go with it too! Well done 👍
Thanks a lot for the nice feedback!
SFCの元曲でもFF史に残る名曲なのに、ファルコン号浮上のシーンでオーケストラアレンジされた「仲間を求めて」なんか流れたら感情おかしなってまうわ！
My favorite map world song ever.
なんて素晴らしい…。泣ける
wow, didnt think this could be better than original...hats off to whoever remastered it
Why does this make me cry... I swear it.
This has to be the best version of this I've heard.
The world has been scorched into a barren landscape, you've lost everyone, not knowing if they're alive or dead, Cid, your closest thing to a father, might have also just died if you're bad at catching fish, you brave the harsh sea on a raft to get to mainland, only to find Kefka's tower looming above the horizon. The monument to your failures.
Then you find Sabin and save a boy from a burning house, as the flames die out a small spark of hope finds it way into your heart. You find Terra, but she doesn't join you, her fight is for a group of children now with no one else to protect them. She feels powerless, having been unable to prevent the world's ruin. But maybe here she has some control.
Then you see Edgar, except he pretends to not know you or his brother. You follow him as he breaks into his own castle. You fend off a monster with him and stop anyone else from getting hurt. The brothers reunite, and that spark of hope grows to a flame. Then in a pub you find Setzer. The four of you enter into a tomb, the tomb dedicated to his lover. As it progresses you learn of Setzer's loss, his pain, the same trauma that each of your fellow adventurers share. Pain and loss, no control, fighting to retain a piece of their former selves in the present.
This is a harsh world, where people hurt each other and evil has won. Then Setzer recounts the determination of his lost love, her spirit, and you are filled with a solemn inspiration. The flame becomes a fire, and as the minor scale notes begin to ascend, you feel the pain in each note, you feel the hope in each interval. And the airship ascends with those notes. The visual of hope and freedom, without discounting the pain and loss. It's time to find your friends. It's time to make the world right. It's time for good to prevail.
Thanks a lot for the comments.
Wished there were more games showing what happens when the bad guys win
Finally been waiting for this upload for years
As much as I like IV, VI is my favourite FF game. Everything every single detail about it is near perfect. This song gives hope that the almost unthinkable destruction that Kefka brought unto the World could be undone by the heroes. It was a small start that hinged on a hope and a prayer, but the whole crew came as one again and destroyed the sick evildoer that had the power of a God...together as one fighting force looking to restore the World to good and Peace..
I wasn't expecting this mix so I won't even lie when I say I teared up. After wandering around a desolate landscape on foot for such a significant time with next to no teammates (not that edgar, sabin, and celes weren't good company) and then hearing this when you finally take the skies, it really makes you pumped to save the world
One of the top 5 tracks in all of final fantasy
This song plays when I'm looking for friends
I never thought I would say this - but I like this version over the original, which was limited by 16-bit sound
This played in my head as COVID lockdowns started to get lifted.
I still like the original version slightly more, but this is a good rendition. The original version is my fav VGM of all time and that's saying a lot when you think about how many masterpieces are in Chrono Trigger alone, let alone the rest of FF6 and countless other games. Thanks for posting this!
When Setzer starts up the Falcon and this plays and the ship rises from the water I think is the most hype moment in the entire Final Fantasy Series.
i love that they made it the default overworld theme after flying Falcon once again, to symbolize ray of hope.
Good to see somebody that shares the same thought. This is by far the most powerful music in the game, a depressing music changing to a one that gives the feeling of hope.
If only they would remake the old 2D games with modern techniques (no remastering) instead of always focusing on FF7...
They kinda did. This is how squenix made octopath, triangle, etc.
My favorite ost of all time
My favorite overworld theme it's so full of hope they did a fantastic job on this theme
The theme of the unsung hero, Celes Chere
私もこのBGMを聴くと思わず涙が出るほど感動しちゃいましたです、はい。
1:15 is when it gets so good! They really did very good on this remaster!
PS4で6のピクセルリマスター買って、（PSネットワークで）この曲聴いて目頭が熱くなった。
I almost cried when someone in the party asked that potential question: What'll happen to Terra ?
flying around in circles while listening to this is just so fun.. until death gaze comes lmao
Last year I streamed my entire playthrough of this amazing remaster on Kick and just being able to share this experience all over again, hearing the new music was just a joy. Sharing my heart about how much this game had such an impact on my life, including how much the SNES really helped me share these experiences with friends growing up. This game along with Chrono Trigger really left such a mark on my life and reminded me of some of the happiest moments in my childhood. Even as an adult you really begin to empathize in some context, with what each character goes through in these games. Sure a work of fiction can tell a great story but the narrative that you can compare as a mature adult, can make you even connect deeper with it's story.
You never think about it as a kid until you grow up and even then, replaying it can really be rewarding. 😃
Thanks a lot for your kind comments and sharing. It is really a beautiful experience among us. I have a similar experience with this and other games, and I share it by creating this channel.
You're not alone, FF6 has an left an indelible impression in my life since 1995..
A big thanks to you too for this video !
Thanks a lot for your nice comments. Please find sometime to visit my channel again.
@@GamerMusic1239 I started to do it this very evening, but I'm afraid I got a bit spoiled on some games already. I only know FF6 as I watched my then boyfriend play it, and the more it goes the more I think I'm gonna take the bundle on steam and play them all.
I just had a rush of nostalgia about FF6 some days ago, I don't know why, but it made me cry listening this song before leaving for work a bit earlier, and I had it in mind the whole evening ... Loved it. So thanks again for your editing on this beautiful version of the song.
By the way, would you recommand me the steam version of the game or just the remastered one ?
@@lazyshoggy the latest version of the games are called the Pixel Remastered. The Steam version if it has been recently released (a few years ago) is also the same version ( Pixel Remastered). In other words, you can choose the one you prefer because they are perhaps the same.
@@GamerMusic1239 Ok. It seemed to me that the Steam version had different graphics, but I don't have any console so it isn't like I had the choice anyway ^^'
@@lazyshoggy if the graphics looks very different, then you might have the old version ( I am not sure) If you want to check , the new version whether it is in Steam or Console is called the pixel remastered.
Glorious.
Thanks for the nice feedback :D
Uematsu is a GOAT! Like how Final Fantasy series is we like grew up. When the World of Balance goes into a Cataclysm now to World of Ruin, before the music surprised me more about friendship and trust.
If hope had a sound.
Ah the triumphant moment you realize there is still hope as long as we have comrades to help us see it through!🌹
“Kefka won… Why bother trying to fight him…?”
to
“Kefka won… But why NOT bother try and fight him and reclaim the world we lost.”
This is too majestic
Noubo Uematsu IS a MASTER and GENIUS composer. The fact that he has had no academic training when he wrote all this makes him even better!
Loved searching for the party in part 2
ピクリマ版結構賛否両論あるけど第二メロディのアレンジ神だと思う
When I played the Pixel Remaster I made sure not to listen to a SECOND of any of the soundtrack because, as this is my favorite game of all time, I wanted everything to come to me naturally. This is and will always be my favorite song in this game. So when I got to the cutscene where you first hear it I just let it play. I didn’t do anything other than follow the bird. I sat there and listened to it as it went on, and all the instruments joined in. I was in awe. I cried for the second and final time in my play through, the first being the opera scene. Happy 30th anniversary FFVI. I’ll be replaying you next month on my Original Cart when you officially turn 30. Even though I’ve only been alive for 20 of the years this game has existed, I’m eagerly awaiting 30 more years, and every time I go searching for friends.
We did it! All 3 of us
That was..the strangets adventure even part of
So many deaths because of that creature i don't know to do be now...
Don't give up we know this is a Hidden soot
this arrangement is beautiful
Assignment understood. Well done.
No track give the feeling of "Hope found in a world that has ended" better than this track.
dem memories.............golden time
great version!
友の翼と再び
世界最速の男は新たな友と共に
終末の世界の空に、夢を抱きそして再び駆け抜ける(*´ω
そして今、神をも討ち果たさん
I loved this song
Oh no, the soul of this song is the bass, give it back!
holy shit this pops off!
this is a hit
Thanks for the nice comment
This is an awesome post-breakup theme
I openly wept.
This version is beautiful, superbly done. I still prefer the snes version, as it's more simple and minimalist in terms of orchestration, and it conveys a more intimate feeling of hope. There's hope but no grandeur, still, in this world of ruin. There is so much to do, starting with comforting each other and moving forth despite the struggles. Also the 'mechanical' drums make it so cool, I imagine it to be the falcon engine's noises that, in a way, is the conductor/vehicle of this new-found hope/theme (which it is). So the original fits extremely well. It's just wonderful.
My god this is wonderful. Really uematsu is a master
I have a bit of a love/dislike relationship with this piece.
It's an absolutely beautiful piece of music and did an amazing job of taking the original (which was incredible in its own right, despite being 16 bit) and turning it into something really special. I was awe inspired the first time I heard it.
However, it fails at one of the key components of video game music.
It has to be able to be listened to on repeat. Nobuo Uematsu was a genius with this, as he could create beautiful pieces of music that could be heard on repeat without getting old or grating.
This fails that by having that big bombastic crescendo at the end. It's absolutely wonderful on the first listen or two, but gets really really old after grinding on the world map for hours when you're actually playing the game. None of the other themes had this problem in this or any of the other remaster games, but this one has got me to the point that I either want to put the game on mute, or switch it back to the original 16 bit version.
Glad someone explains what I feel.
I first heard this outside the game and I was hyped to reach this part but...
It doesn't work very well in game for some reason for me. The original does.
Just like you, I only find this to be the case with this one specific track and I hate that because I actually love this remix so much
I'm still very torn over which soundtrack to use in game, new ones great but there's something charming about the originals. Some sound genuinely better like Kefka's theme. Then others like Gogo's theme where you get a completely new track that's so much better
this is one of those songs that i adore the first couple of times hearing it, but quickly grow sick of how often i have to hear the intro play between every transition while flying around the map. it's one of those songs that makes me wish more songs didn't constantly start over from the top every time they change to a different song like for battles. in fact i kinda wish all the battle themes in all these games did likewise. you have to have a REALLY good intro to not make it get tiring to hear over and over and over and over and over and over
Pretty good, but the bass is way too subtle in this version.
I would grade this song 10/10 if the bass is louder and a little bit choir voice adding just like other version of this ost.
almost sounds like itd be in the okami games
Great song but it gets monotonous after a while because that’s all you hear between the overworld and flying the Falcon.
Jesus fking ch i need to play this game again - guys this is from a freaking game let’s remember that
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お願いだ耐久出してくれ！
Beware of Doomgaze or deathgaze...whatever they call it.
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I wanted my waifu Celes in Dissidia NT
散々世界を破壊した、あのラスボス、、、。ケフカがもっと強ければ倒し甲斐が有るんだろうけどな、、、
This is one of the few songs where I actually prefer the older version to the Pixel Remaster orchestration. There's a certain fullness to the previous version that just makes it hit harder for me --- maybe it's the heavier emphasis on the bass parts? Not sure. Don't get me wrong, this is pretty. But I don't like it QUITE as much.
i agree, its definitely not the same without the bass and percusion from the original
This is an instance where I prefer this version. It not only shows hope, but that as time goes on, more instruments are added as more friends are found.
@@mcihay246 That's cool! Like I said, I enjoy this version, and I think all the reorchestrations are fantastic in general --- this one just doesn't evoke quite the same emotional response for me as the original, personally.
@@supremeoverlorde2109 Oh. I definitely get it.
Music is a very good nostalgia amplifier. Especially when you hear the exact same 16-bit theme that you've heard whilst you were younger, at a time where you're not.
@@mcihay246 Normally I would agree with that, but in this case it actually isn't nostalgia for me! I didn't play FF6 until like last year, shortly before the Pixel Remasters came out. I feel no nostalgia for any Final Fantasy game, as I'm a relatively new fan and still in those days where I'm experiencing many of the games for the first time. It could partially be that the OG is just what I heard first and got used to, but then, there are some songs from the newer version I like better too. So I suppose it's just a matter of preference.
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Can i be ur friend currently doing ff4. Beat ff1
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The overworld looks way too bright.. WTF happened?
For a lot of the sprites (except for the battle sprites) they used the GBA version as reference, which obviously had a brighter colour pallete as to compensate for the dark gameboy screen.
If you have the PC version you can mod back in the SNES map, which looks much nicer.
this is one song the pixel remaster nails. generally I thought it was worse
Anyone here because sonic.exe soh?
Where is the bass line???? 😠
Still there. Get better headphones.
Perhaps, it is also because I did not increase the volume enough when I edited the video. If you increase the volume, you will be able to hear it I think.
@@GamerMusic1239 the bass line is supposed to be very prominent in this track, since it’s the best part. Also, even if the bass line was present in this version, the original is infinitely better. The SNES has the perfect sound font for RPGs and the soundtrack did not have to be rearranged in any way. So sad that original music is not an option in these pixel remasters.
@@mikej2020 The bass line IS 110% funky!
@@Dinosaurs_with_laser_guns yes in the original! Hear I can barely hear it. 😡
There should have been an option for the original music in the remaster.
why did they retranslate all these when they re did them? the ted woolsey verson on the snes was far better
Because the old translation was a gag sub that was out of touch with the original game, felt like a parody. Yeah, I know, "my precious memes"... That's precisely why it was retired.
Anyways, you're 15 years late. The modern translation has been in use ever since the GBA version came out.
The original translation was pretty inaccurate so the gba version retranslated it and the pixel remaster used that translation
Also the original translation screwed up Locke's character in some ways which is a pretty notable issue
Too soft this version
omf uthey butcherd it but the damn orchestra ahhhhh idk if i like it but damn the flutes tears lol