Kirby & The Amazing Mirror: Dark Mind Second Form Arrangement

Commissioned by Jon Causith.
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Arranged by: The Noble Demon
Composed by:
-Hironobu Inagaki,
-Atsuyoshi Isemura
Software used: Logic Pro X, and Kontakt 5

[@AzumarillConGafasBv]

This sounds almost like the original, love it

[@Wizard_Pikachu]

Best Kirby game imo

[@GamesbiteRtDL]

I don't want to be that person, but Kirby's Return to Dreamland is in my opinion the best one, because it set the standard for 3 of the best Kirby Games ever
And it has brought forth such an iconic OST, you can remember which level it belonged to

[@josephkashompa2450]

@@GamesbiteRtDL drawciameglarbleg go brrrr

[@whoopdedooper]

This is *amazing!*

[@prorocco6449]

This song is under appreciated

[@skycreeper0173]

Awesome arrangement.

[@noob1saibot2]

0 dislikes perfection

[@squaremoth1907]

its me or the song looks like king D-mind

[@cybercop0083]

Probably on purpose. King D-Mind is DeDeDe fused with Dark Mind

[@KitsuneDzelda]

Hmmm... I dont know, this arrangement lacks the intensity of the original. When many people do this track they intentionally add distortion via rock guitar for this reason. Without it, it sounds orchestrally okay, but feels like its lost its fire. You usually do good tracks, but I think this ones a miss for that reason. Sorry Noble!

[@kellis9351]

hard disagree

[@cyan.6399]

gotta agree the slightest bit on this one. There's a really weird note change in the main motif that throws us off and this song felt more like the kind that would have a brass section focus. If i could really put it in a sentence, the instrumentation wouldve been nicer if they stuck to what was in the intro.

[@chiefpenguin1728]

I kinda agree, but I mostly thing it just doesn't sound much like the original, not that it's necessarily bad

[@jxivanx]

I disagree a little.
Yes, it loses punch and intensity but is compensated by immersion.
I think it is an alternative theme , feels more cinematic instead to be a battle theme.