Funky Spines [SNES, 16-bit] [Original] | Furnace Tracker

Oh hey, look who's back :)
Made a late 90s inspired Big Beat, using Fatboy Slim, Junkie XL, or The Prodigy as my main inspiration.
Drumloop sample came from Best Service Pack sample CD, you could get it on archive.
As for technical stuff, it uses about 53kb of ARAM with some echoes, many of the instruments are wavetable synths which is why I'm able to save lots of memory without compromising sound quality.
Made the music in Furnace Tracker
Video Edited using Premiere Pro
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[@Evolution_BR811]

This is definitive proof that any chip, if used well, sounds great

[@LondenTower]

You said it.

[@CrispsCrispulent]

you seem to have a good ability of getting high quality samples into the snes

[@blueelectric05]

thanks, as always :)

[@blessedbeast3203]

Clean, crisp, samples and a kicking groove.👌🏽

[@LondenTower]

It's crazy to think that this tune could in theory be played on a DOS PC with the proper tracker format using a Gravis Ultrasound.

[@ashkirby8896]

Nice SNES tune!😄🤩😎👌

[@srb2er]

im getting slight scd vibes from this and i like that.
SPC700 is op. 2:28 wacky workbench cameo
As a question, where exactly do you get your samples from?
Just curious tbh

[@blueelectric05]

Drum loop is from Best Service Pack, the guitar loop is from Zero G datafile.
The orchestra hit is actually ripped from Daytona USA lol

[@ssg-eggunner]

Why does this give me c64 & sonic cd boss vibes

[@blueelectric05]

probably the guitar loop I used

[@leonardotakanashi333]

SNES???? This sounds so Ps2!