Havent really heard anyone mention this before but the subtle character interactions in this one level are amazing. The fact the first thing fox says to falco is to check the g- difusser and falco just brushes him off clearly not checking it. Then a couple minutes into the mission it breaks and he says "theres something wrong with the g- difuser" then when fox saves him he just says "i guess i should be thankful" showing how he still cant admit fox was right and thank him for saving him.
and as a callback to this, if you save Falco and proceed to Meteo, he'll break open a few meteoroids with items inside and say "I guess it's your turn to be thankful."
Recently listening to the Japanese audio of this mission, in that version, Falco does check it, but he basically goes “eh, it’ll be fine”. It was in fact not fine.
Saying "What the heck?!" with Wolf's intonation is just permanently part of my life now. And I'm sure there are a few others I I use on a regular basis
I prefer the uncompressed because it shows off the good voice acting, but in order to utilize them correctly, they need to be edited similar to what the voices sound like in Star Fox 64 3D. I suggest this because those voices aren't severely compressed like the N64, but they still sound like they're being transmitted. That way, you get the best of both worlds.
the dynamic range is too high in the uncompressed audio clips sometimes, as well. i would guess they didn't bother applying much in the way of audio processing to make the uncompressed audio sound good and were instead tuning things to sound good when compressed.
the compression for me makes me think its like a through walkie talkie, the uncompressed va just sounds like theyre talking in a room with acoustic foam everywhere, which sounds uncanny for me.
Bro if you played starfox on the 3DS it has all uncompressed Audio you dummy and updated graphics. You guys should know this that you can play the game on 3DS with full uncompressed Audio
I think hearing the voices uncompressed helps to hear what they are saying more clearly in the game, and without the subtitles I can understand them so perfectly. This is what they should have done for 64 3D instead of re-dubbing all the lines. :)
- Minembo that may have been the case, as well as unable to get a hold of most of the original voice actors. Regardless, I much prefer their ADR instead
Nintendo thought the original recordings were lost. Fortunately someone had a copy of them and recently leaked them onto the internet after all these years.
They had to re dub even if these were uncompressed. Peppy said in the n64 Ver of Titania, “To barrel roll, press Z or R twice.” 3DS does not have a Z button.
The compression sells the performance. This video actually makes me appreciate that they compressed the lines. This level just sounds likes actors recording their lines in a sound booth, and it takes me out of the game. The uncompressed audio is a novelty that I'm glad we fans have access to, but the game as they released it is supreme.
Oh my gosh. When the voices started I didn't dare believe it. I had flashbacks of picking up StarFox64 for 3DS, and the one and only time I played it: hearing the redubbed voices made me fall in the uncanny valley and die. But *this*.... Oh my gosh, it's them, it's the originals, it's the real deal! So clear! 8D Thank you for this beautifulness!
OMG that was extremly lovely. Star Fox 64 is my favorite game of all time. I finished this game even in Expert mode with all gold medals possible. Thank you for this vid ♥
@@RikouHogashi No, thats a remake using new textures. The way N64 games were made was they did the textures in full resolution using their SGI workstations and when its time to put them in carts they would either compress or rasterize the textures so it fits. Remember that the biggest cartridge the N64 had in capacity was a mere 64 MB (known as 512 megabit carts) and only a handful of games reached that much (the port of RE2 being the most notable one).
@@mrlionX I think the texture appearance had more to do with the small 4KB texture cache of the N64 than anything. Later games did use precomputed textures (e.g. Perfect Dark) where cart size might help, but this was more of an innovative workaround of the texture cache limitations by the developers than an example of how the hardware was intended to perform. Cart size is largely irrelevant.
Pretty fantastic. While i'm glad uncompressed voice lines were found, and I appreciate them, in game I prefer the compressed versions since it fits how voices are transmitted over radio. The uncompressed ost in game is a fucking dream come true though.
This is blowing my mind and giving me some serious goosebumps. I used to play a lot of Star Fox. Likely too much. What exactly is going on here? Were these samples lifted right from Nintendo through the big leak that happened a while back that I keep hearing about?
Yup, all of the uncompressed voice lines were present in the gigaleak. Here's a video showing all of them if you want to have a look! th-cam.com/video/SE1pKOJY66U/w-d-xo.html
This is sincerely making me feel like EVERY SINGLE LINE is like a song we all know. We recognize that it’s exactly what we remember and got used to for years but totally different at the same time. The compression was made by speeding up all clips and then program the game to lengthen them back to their original time. But by doing this, we obviously had serious quality loss. Still, it gave the game its charm I believe. I think that if we use the uncompressed clips, they should at least have an option to add a radio effect. 😉
@@lwillywatherzon4130 not true, that was a financial barrier. without rom banking, the n64 has 240 megabytes of addressable cartridge memory on top of 64 megabytes for 64DD.
@@matheusvasiliauskassoares4361 I've tried tapping it at a steady rhythm but always resort back to my normal strategy, aka setting the right half of the controller on my lap, setting my index finger over the A button, and shaking my whole wrist to get my finger spamming A as quickly as possible
Man, it's been so long I forgot about that tech. For those curious: Hold Z and R to disable lock on, and aim NEAR an enemy, not on. That way you get an extra point due to an exploit in the system. I think Zero had that exploit too, now that I think about it. Was it built off of 64 3D's code?
With the source code leaked, someone could basically make a PC port if they wanted to ("good luck!"). Tho Nintendo would probably send out their team of lawyers.
@@SatoshiAR Lol A sad reality for sure. Tho, I cant complain too much as we did get the Mario 64 PC Port. 😆 Its insane how far modding has come these days. Some pretty amazing stuff.
To this day there's no plans for doing the uncompile version of Star Fox 64, wish they did maybe with a retexture along with the uncompressed audio files
watching this I could swear it was my gameplay. It's wild how we all adapted to basically the same route and strats through Corneria organically (probably in pursuit of the medals to unlock the infamous walking mode!)
5:05 In honor of Star Fox Lylat Wars Exclip episode 1. Slippy - “My balls ache, and I need to piss”. Peppy - “My arse is numb, and I need to get drunk”. Falco - “My middle finger is up man, and it’s pointing at you, Fox”.
As someone who flies on airplanes and is a fan of star fox...This is the one instance where compressing the voice audio makes sense. radios are not clear like this.
As strange as this sounds, I remember more to the quote but can’t find it anywhere. What I remember is when it’s said to you the first time, Peppy said something to the effect of, “Tap L and R or pull the Z Trigger twice to do a barrel roll!” All I keep finding is the base barrel roll quote and the instructions saying to use R or Z. Weird.
the rumble feedback in this level is awesome when the boss is approaching it ramps up, and then it goes berzerk when you beat him @4:50. I wanna play to the landmaster level w the train bc that one I remember goes crazy if you take out the base and I wanna try to kill my rumble pak.
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Havent really heard anyone mention this before but the subtle character interactions in this one level are amazing. The fact the first thing fox says to falco is to check the g- difusser and falco just brushes him off clearly not checking it. Then a couple minutes into the mission it breaks and he says "theres something wrong with the g- difuser" then when fox saves him he just says "i guess i should be thankful" showing how he still cant admit fox was right and thank him for saving him.
and as a callback to this, if you save Falco and proceed to Meteo, he'll break open a few meteoroids with items inside and say "I guess it's your turn to be thankful."
Honestly I really like how this bites him in the ass HARD. If you don't save him, he instantly gets downed
I just realised this now! Compression really does take away some of the character!
Recently listening to the Japanese audio of this mission, in that version, Falco does check it, but he basically goes “eh, it’ll be fine”. It was in fact not fine.
Dude, this has been one of my favorite games for like 25 years and I had never once thought of that lol
I think the compressed voices give a "radio" sound, which fits betters. Still cool though
Yeah, I fly, and there are several times where it’s hard to tell what someone’s saying as a result of the interference
Star Fox lucked out. It's a rare instance on the n64 where voice compression adds to the experience rather than detracts from it
@@clairebun Yeah, but the scene during the end credits definitely needs the uncompressed audio.
To be fair, they didn't do that in Star Fox 64 3D either.
And I think every other Star Fox game past 64.
I play this on my n64 everyday, and even reached ANDROSS!!
This is definitely the most quotable game Nintendo has ever produced. I have so many lines burned into my memory it’s not even funny.
I always find myself saying, “Sorry to jet, but I’m in a hurry!” Quite often.
Saying "What the heck?!" with Wolf's intonation is just permanently part of my life now. And I'm sure there are a few others I I use on a regular basis
every single line rings in my ears every day of my life
Hey Einstein, I'm on your side!
@@haleman1704 this is horrible…
I'm sorry, I just love the bouncing left and right on the water. It's just so playful and cute
It's amazing how much different Falco sounds in the uncompressed files, and Peppy's uncompressed lines sound a lot more like The Soldier from TF2.
That's because they share a voice actor, Rick May I believe
@@Vixen_Rose6404 Yes.
@@Vixen_Rose6404 RIP v_v
RIP Rick May
This is why I was extremely confused when I got cast as Falco for a Star Fox fan game.
RIP Rick May.
I prefer the uncompressed because it shows off the good voice acting, but in order to utilize them correctly, they need to be edited similar to what the voices sound like in Star Fox 64 3D. I suggest this because those voices aren't severely compressed like the N64, but they still sound like they're being transmitted. That way, you get the best of both worlds.
I personally think Falco sounds a lot better compressed, just because the radio tranmission sort of "effect" makes it sound better, imo.
the dynamic range is too high in the uncompressed audio clips sometimes, as well. i would guess they didn't bother applying much in the way of audio processing to make the uncompressed audio sound good and were instead tuning things to sound good when compressed.
There's already a mod for Star Fox 64 3D that uses the new uncompressed voice lines.
the compression for me makes me think its like a through walkie talkie, the uncompressed va just sounds like theyre talking in a room with acoustic foam everywhere, which sounds uncanny for me.
The voice acting is actually pretty shit though.
Since it's uncompressed, Fox's voice doesn't sound different from Smash Ultimate
Wow, it's almost as if it's the same VA
@@Sunominal My point is that the "Scrappy Doo" Fox always sounded like that this whole time.
He technically came back to voice fox in Smash 4.
@@dannyrivas40 oh my god that is what he was saying XD
He really needed that compression, he sounds like a fuckin nerd
Hearing "Open the wings." gave me chills. The good kind.
Ive been waiting for someone to do this, so exciting!
Me too
I think you mean:
"I've been waiting for you, uncompressed Star Fox!"
Bro if you played starfox on the 3DS it has all uncompressed Audio you dummy and updated graphics. You guys should know this that you can play the game on 3DS with full uncompressed Audio
@@darcyooh5543 whats a 3ds?
BEAUTIFUL! I could kiss you for this!
Take the right light, boy. I’ve got the left.
*FALCO:* Katt? ...what are _you_ doing here?
I think hearing the voices uncompressed helps to hear what they are saying more clearly in the game, and without the subtitles I can understand them so perfectly. This is what they should have done for 64 3D instead of re-dubbing all the lines. :)
I couldn’t stand the re-dubs. They sounded forced and underwhelming. In other instances, the actors tried too hard
@@HisDudeness1986 I thought they couldn't use these lines because the uncompressed audio files were gone?
- Minembo that may have been the case, as well as unable to get a hold of most of the original voice actors. Regardless, I much prefer their ADR instead
Nintendo thought the original recordings were lost. Fortunately someone had a copy of them and recently leaked them onto the internet after all these years.
They had to re dub even if these were uncompressed.
Peppy said in the n64 Ver of Titania, “To barrel roll, press Z or R twice.”
3DS does not have a Z button.
it feels weird since i always imagined the compressed voices as sort of the communication systems communicating causing it to compress
*DO A BARREL ROLL*
-Rick May (R.I.P.)
I can't stop crying for 5 seconds after hearing one of his lines.
Also Richard Russel.
Fly free sky king.
They are flying in the skies now
he was a true *soldier*
you were good son, real good, maybe even the best
Wow, it's amazing how crystal clear the lines sound. I never realized how severely stripped of quality the game's files really were.
3:55 Ahh, someone wants to play with the bouncy arwing.
Peppy: Incoming enemy from the rear! Drop altitude!
Fox: *boing* *boing* *boing* *boing*
Peppy: Fox, what are you doing?
Fox has ADHD?
@@Superemie401 Falco: He can sure be a pain in the neck.
The compression sells the performance. This video actually makes me appreciate that they compressed the lines. This level just sounds likes actors recording their lines in a sound booth, and it takes me out of the game.
The uncompressed audio is a novelty that I'm glad we fans have access to, but the game as they released it is supreme.
This is really throwing me off. It’s so clean!
Oh my gosh. When the voices started I didn't dare believe it. I had flashbacks of picking up StarFox64 for 3DS, and the one and only time I played it: hearing the redubbed voices made me fall in the uncanny valley and die. But *this*.... Oh my gosh, it's them, it's the originals, it's the real deal! So clear! 8D Thank you for this beautifulness!
2:48 the part ur waiting for
Falco sound so different
Mike West's performance haven't changed a bit since then
Different VA for Falco
Wow Falco's voice sounds a whole lot different now.
Yes! He sounds… more serious than usual!
Honestly the compressed audio seems more military accurate. You can never get a clear line of communication from them
OMG that was extremly lovely. Star Fox 64 is my favorite game of all time. I finished this game even in Expert mode with all gold medals possible. Thank you for this vid ♥
This is heckin' amazing! Now, Peppy can tell us to Barrel Roll in crisp, clean audio. Lol
That one level in Zero.
@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial Lol ye.
"Barrel Roll, barrel roll, baaarreell rooolllll!" 🤣
RIP Rick May
@@TheBanishedWind Will miss him a lot
This is how it sounded when we were kids lolol
Imagine if we got uncompressed textures 😩
So more like the 3DS version then?
@@RikouHogashi No, thats a remake using new textures. The way N64 games were made was they did the textures in full resolution using their SGI workstations and when its time to put them in carts they would either compress or rasterize the textures so it fits. Remember that the biggest cartridge the N64 had in capacity was a mere 64 MB (known as 512 megabit carts) and only a handful of games reached that much (the port of RE2 being the most notable one).
@@mrlionX I think the texture appearance had more to do with the small 4KB texture cache of the N64 than anything. Later games did use precomputed textures (e.g. Perfect Dark) where cart size might help, but this was more of an innovative workaround of the texture cache limitations by the developers than an example of how the hardware was intended to perform. Cart size is largely irrelevant.
Imagine a remake of this game with the textures of Star Fox Zero. That would be awesome.
I'm still waiting on uncompressed sound effects :>
This is definitely the Star Fox “sequel” we all want, just a remaster of the classic
R.I.P the guy who made Peppy's voice.
😢
Rick May
Also was the soldier in tf2
And in Star Fox 64, he also voiced Andross.
And Andross. Blame COVID for us losing that great man...
He'll be missed. :(
I never realized that Star Fox 64 and Ocarina of Time have the same soundfont
I love the uncompressed voices.....makes the scene feel so real though its pixelated, however I dont recall that boss at all when playing SF64
This is absolutely amazing. THANK YOU for this gem!
You should totally do the same for Sound effects and/or music, next!
Pretty fantastic. While i'm glad uncompressed voice lines were found, and I appreciate them, in game I prefer the compressed versions since it fits how voices are transmitted over radio.
The uncompressed ost in game is a fucking dream come true though.
You can probably achieve the radio transmission-like sound if you were to alter how the lines play via equalizing or even with DSP.
Hearing Star fox 64 gameplay without heavily compresed audio is surreal
This is blowing my mind and giving me some serious goosebumps. I used to play a lot of Star Fox. Likely too much. What exactly is going on here? Were these samples lifted right from Nintendo through the big leak that happened a while back that I keep hearing about?
Yup, all of the uncompressed voice lines were present in the gigaleak. Here's a video showing all of them if you want to have a look!
th-cam.com/video/SE1pKOJY66U/w-d-xo.html
It sounds like that game's on the Dreamcast System!
Great way to put it!
This is sincerely making me feel like EVERY SINGLE LINE is like a song we all know. We recognize that it’s exactly what we remember and got used to for years but totally different at the same time. The compression was made by speeding up all clips and then program the game to lengthen them back to their original time. But by doing this, we obviously had serious quality loss. Still, it gave the game its charm I believe. I think that if we use the uncompressed clips, they should at least have an option to add a radio effect. 😉
Someone need to make a rom hack with the Uncompressed audio!
I don't think that's possible without a modified emulator but I could be wrong
Uh, OP said romhack, not "put this on a cartridge"
@@MajorasWrath1 That's correct.
Lwilly Watherzon If they had to compress all that audio, I wonder how much space it takes then?
@@lwillywatherzon4130 not true, that was a financial barrier. without rom banking, the n64 has 240 megabytes of addressable cartridge memory on top of 64 megabytes for 64DD.
2:47 You’re welcome.
4:17 my thumb gettin PTSD seeing the hyper lasers shoot that fast
And that is why God gave us Turbo Buttons
Its more of a rythm rather than just spamming the button
@@matheusvasiliauskassoares4361 I've tried tapping it at a steady rhythm but always resort back to my normal strategy, aka setting the right half of the controller on my lap, setting my index finger over the A button, and shaking my whole wrist to get my finger spamming A as quickly as possible
You should make more of this, honestly
OOOH YESSSSS IT SOUNDS SO CLEAN
The voices are so loud and clear! I love it!
Pff, not even unlinking charge shots, what a noob.
JK, nice video and thanks again for remaking the raw OST.
Man, it's been so long I forgot about that tech.
For those curious:
Hold Z and R to disable lock on, and aim NEAR an enemy, not on. That way you get an extra point due to an exploit in the system.
I think Zero had that exploit too, now that I think about it. Was it built off of 64 3D's code?
THIS IS A TREASURE ❤
And now I want a PC port. Lol
We could show the monkies who's boss in glorious HD!
Or even better a switch port
@@themacintoshnerd Heck yes!😉
With the source code leaked, someone could basically make a PC port if they wanted to ("good luck!"). Tho Nintendo would probably send out their team of lawyers.
@@SatoshiAR Lol
A sad reality for sure. Tho, I cant complain too much as we did get the Mario 64 PC Port. 😆 Its insane how far modding has come these days. Some pretty amazing stuff.
Maybe I'll see if I can do.
This sounds absolutely phenomenal, I haven't heard any voice acting this crystal clear in any other media, I shit you not.
Everything about starfox 64 is NOSTALGIC
1:19 I knew I wasn't the only one who did that in the n64!
2:47 is what some of you are here for
2:47 here it is folks, single file
To this day there's no plans for doing the uncompile version of Star Fox 64, wish they did maybe with a retexture along with the uncompressed audio files
These sound so much better with the proper context.
You're doing God's work.
Sounds so clear now.
It sounds so good. I wish Nintendo could somehow achieve this on the Switch like Capcom did with the 3DS Monster Hunter game.
Wow, without the compression this voicework is still genuinely good! I reckon this could work well on the 3DS version.
"You've become so strong, Fox."
This is awsome!!! :-D
It’s so bizarre to hear it so clearly after all these years
God Slippy sounds so much better uncompressed. Like everyone sounds a degree better, but Slippy sounds almost 100 percent better.
Modders... Get on this ASAP! 0.0
Fingers Crossed for a StarFox 64 HD Remake.
Awesome!!!
3:59 almost sound as the Soldier
RIP Rick May
God that first line hits like a BRICK
It's possible that one of the reasons that you're doing this kind of project is combined along with paying respect to Rick May.
I'm blown away by how much less annoying Slippy sounds like this.
Never noticed this, but Falco did not check his G-diffuser system in the intro scene. His wings are not open.
His wings were open the whole time, but indeed something wrong with his G-diffuser.
watching this I could swear it was my gameplay. It's wild how we all adapted to basically the same route and strats through Corneria organically (probably in pursuit of the medals to unlock the infamous walking mode!)
When will there ever be a download link for an IPS Patch containing the uncompressed voices?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
For the N64 Rom File I just mentioned, please include Full HD and 4K Ultra HD texture packs as well!!!
You could've gotten 16:9 if you got the gameplay from Dolphin's widescreen hack
And certain N64 emulator plugins
Mupen64-next's core on the switch supports this
@Some characters aren't allowed I'm pretty sure there's a gecko code that accommodates for that but I'm not 100% sure.
There are some things that should never be changed
Omg SO GOOD
If Star Fox 64 was released on CD
This makes it so obvious that a woman voiced Slippy
5:05
In honor of Star Fox Lylat Wars Exclip episode 1.
Slippy - “My balls ache, and I need to piss”.
Peppy - “My arse is numb, and I need to get drunk”.
Falco - “My middle finger is up man, and it’s pointing at you, Fox”.
The Uncompressed Voice Lines and Music is a Perfect fit for Starfox 64 for the DS.
As someone who flies on airplanes and is a fan of star fox...This is the one instance where compressing the voice audio makes sense. radios are not clear like this.
This should've been on the 3ds version.
Nintendo thought the recordings were lost and had them done over.
i beg you to do this with the other stages and routes
bless your soul
Do a barrel roll
THIS FEELS WEIRD MAN!!!
Falco sounds so Badass
Nice.
As strange as this sounds, I remember more to the quote but can’t find it anywhere.
What I remember is when it’s said to you the first time, Peppy said something to the effect of, “Tap L and R or pull the Z Trigger twice to do a barrel roll!”
All I keep finding is the base barrel roll quote and the instructions saying to use R or Z. Weird.
the real best part of the video was your little wing skips on the water
3:55 - "Ah... someone wants to play!"
"My emperor I've failed to you!" Would be great uncompressed
Crazy. It sounds like a fanmade voice over this way.
I remember trying to get the bomb AND the laser upgrade at that fork in the path... Mostly I just wrecked my own shields.
4:00 "Incoming enemy from the rear! Drop altitude!"
Yeah, that's what SHE said... 👀
*He
Now we can have Star Fux 69 uncompressed.
There is a PC build now
Now if only we can get a PC port.
Rick May didn't play Peppy, guys, but he WAS General Pepper, Andross, Leon Kowalski, and a lot of the enemy bosses.
THIYIS IS PEPPEH, LET’S GETTER DUNN HYUCK HYUCK
the rumble feedback in this level is awesome when the boss is approaching it ramps up, and then it goes berzerk when you beat him @4:50. I wanna play to the landmaster level w the train bc that one I remember goes crazy if you take out the base and I wanna try to kill my rumble pak.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who likes to durp along the water when there's nothing else going on.
Hi-fi! You like doing that silly wing bounce off the water too huh?