I saw a lot of people on twitch claiming that "this isn't music" or other such inane things, so I wanted to drop by to voice my support for this soundtrack. Really cool and ballsy song choices and very impressive from a technical standpoint. Also, great job on the original composition!
Thank you so much for the kind words. To be honest I fully expected most people to be turned off by the music, but for a few people to like it a lot. (In reality the reception seems to be about 50/50, which was a nice surprise.) The first time I had someone tell me that I caused them to get into some new artists, it was immediately worth any negative reception.
@@WyattCroucher fwiw, had never heard of Oneohtrix Point Never and have listened to a TON since I saw ldad run this game. Fully on board. And thanks for this hack, I'll probably never be good enough to play it, but it's one of those things that shows there are so many directions in gameplay and aesthetics yet to be taken.
@@WyattCroucher i love the music personally. ambient tracks are always a welcome introduction, they're fitting for a much difficult hack that requires a lot of focus, so calming music like this helped.
this is a legitimate tone poem in itself. take out the victory theme and you could call this an electronic suite. a rise and fall, great climax, it's like a movie in musical form.
For Mobile Device Users: 0:00 The Breathing Effect - Rising Inside (demo) 1:51 Oneohtrix Point Never - Manifold 3:26 Passion Pit - The Reeling 7:03 Chon - Wut The... (Poop) 7:13 Oneohtrix Point Never - Sleep Dealer 10:32 Hiatus Kaiyote - By Fire 15:42 Oneohtrix Point Never - Power Of Persuasion 19:29 Oneohtrix Point Never - Child Soldier 23:06 The Field - Everyday 30:02 The Field - Over The Ice 37:06 Oneohtrix Point Never - Love In The Time Of Lexapro 41:35 Oneohtrix Point Never - Freaky Eyes (Trimmed due to TH-cam Content ID) 42:27 Oneohtrix Point Never - Cryo 43:03 Wyatt Croucher - Casio Hellburst 45:58 The Breathing Effect - Rising Inside
This whole album is like going back in time to 2013 in college and listening to oneohtrix point never, the field, and passion pit while trying to study. Incredible ports, makes the whole hack feel so uncomfortable yet engrossing ❤️❤️
I just want to tell you how much I love you. Back when I was in College in about 2015, I listened to R Plus Seven. It was so surreal and interesting. My hard drive bombed out and I couldn't find the name of the album or artist. I came across your comment and thought I'd check out oneohtrix point never. Boom, FINALLY found it! Thank you!
Dear wyatt: I have no clue if you'll see this but this entire hack inspired me. The music inspired me all the way to the name. I'm on my way to create my own projects of art. But thank you so much. Thank you for showing me how much is possible even when not many people can notice. Thank you, Wyatt Croucher.
The sample for the main "melody" in this version feels like there's a tiny bit of extra delay on the attack (I think that's the terminology?) not present in the original, and it makes it sound like it's delaying the beat measure by measure... But it's *really* fucking cool. The song obviously isn't actually slowing down, there's just something hypnotic about it in this one and I love it
I was trying to sleep when I started hearing a melody in my head. And I was obsessed with it, I couldn't sleep. At some point I realized it was from a game, then that it was from a colorful game, then a colorful mod then finally I realized this is what I was looking for. This ost is so cool.
Very unique, but GOATED soundtrack! Your SNES recreation of "Oneohtrix Point Never - Power Of Persuasion" goes HARD AF and is arguably better than the original🔥🔥
Hell yeah. Looking forward for an unlikely Casio Mario World 2, with a similar soundtrack. It feels like throwing Mario into Silent Hill or something and it is awesome.
As a fellow OPN fan, I have to admit I dig your version of Love In The Time Of Lexapro more. Honestly really impressed about the songs on this romhack!
I know I'm a little bit late in this train, but man this music is fantastic. I slowly but surely became addicted to this soundtrack, and every so often I just come back to listen to these tracks over and over. Both "The Field" songs are my favorite but I can enjoy all the music much the same. And the fact that they're original compositions makes it even more impressive. Excellent job with this soundtrack
Same here, I know I keep coming back to hear it all again! I had no idea what I was getting into watching, then my jaw hit the floor hearing the first ten seconds of The Reeling. I was captivated after that. The whole soundtrack gives me a Boards of Canada/Aphex Twin sort of vibe.
Easily my favorite soundtrack in any romhack I've ever played. What an absolute treat this was. Thank you for all the hard work you put into creating this masterpiece of a soundtrack and game
this is such a beautiful and unique soundtrack, utterly out of its league in terms of romhacks. well done on porting and assembling the tracks, as well as hopefully introducing some smw players to OPN :)
Did a triple take when I heard Oneohtrix Point Never during gdq. Love the soundtrack work, I imagine it took a ton of effort to replicate everything. The gameplay was awesome too! Cheers
Im not good enough to beat this hack myself but ive thoroughly enjoyed watching it played. Wyatt, youve joined morsel as my “creators ill defend to the death”. I love your work. we need people pushing boundaries thats how kaizo stays alive
I download the mp3 in the playlist and I still listen to this playlist from time to time! Actually, that was what inspired me to rip another SMW hack soundtrack, that I didn't found here on youtube.
I don't know if this was actually the intent or not, but a while back i was introduced to "Casio Hellburst" in a group listening situation where the song names weren't revealed until the end, so I had no idea what it was from at first---but I immediately thought those bendy square wave lines in the back reminded me a ton of early rifts-era opn and i was curious if it was inspired by him somehow, despite being the opposite energy level. Needless to say I was very validated in my comparison when I saw the track listing for this! OPN has long been one of my favorite artists; so i was overjoyed when i found out this hack had this many brilliant ports of his work to snes limits (soundchip limits a topic itself i'm already very into) ((also pretty into chon and hiatus kaiyote, so it really blew my mind that this was real)). thank you so much for making this exist! It's definitely one of my favorite "snes soundtracks", if not my favorite now ? ? ? !
I clicked on this sometime ago because I thought someone made Super Mario World on a Casio calculator. Dissappointed that wasn't the case but glad I clicked anyway because this is an awesome soundtrack!
The hack everyone wishes they made, so much love for the amount of effort that went into it. Really feel like the bar has been set for modern kaizo hacks.
i was very surprised when i figured out this is actually played on snes sound chip. Initially I thought it was streaming whole wavs from an impossibly large virtual cartridge xd that's how close these recreations are :0
This OST got me into The Breathing Effect, OPN, and The Field. Thank you so much, Wyatt! This soundtrack is phenomenal from a technical standpoint as well. Casio Hellburst is great.
Damn. Thanks for introducing me to Oneohtrix. I knew about Lopatin from eccojams but didn't know they were the same person (I guess you could say chuck person). Favorites are The Reeling and Power of Persuasion.
Honestly this soundtrack is just amazing. Tbh I never played the hack simply because Im not really the best at Kaizo in fact Im still learning and I will get to playing your hack once Im more experienced, but when I watched people play this game the first thing that caught my attention was the music. The soundtrack is not only unique campared to other Kaizo hacks but its unique compared to other video games in general. I never heard anything like it before and it just amazes me. Everything track has this experimental feel too it, and I never heard music like this ever in a video game. Great Job and I wish you luck on what ever future hack/future creations you make.
thank you so much for providing the spc files too :D this is maybe the best selection of custom music i've heard in a SMW hack and they're all transcribed amazingly, kinda makes me wish i could play it without tools or something
The game is hard as hecc..but the music selection..10/10 good job on everything (i can't pass the first level lol but the music says "this be a good game af")
Discovered this SMB Hack through GDQ. This soundtrack is not only technically impressive, it had me discover a lot new artists yet feels like some unlabeled tape you find somewhere on the street. few things make me feel like this, so thank you for making it!
Damn. Ngl, I need to listen to these in more detail later honestly, all of these sound seriously good, especially for SNES standards lmao; also I _love_ the music choices here so much, they really help give this weird surrealistic feeling (which from what I've seen from the hack itself definitely fits the graphics and overall setting very well too), and in general I just love the extremely ballsy direction that you gave to this soundtrack haha, fuckin' amazing shit all around Like most others, my favorite is probably Casio Hellburst, mainly since (at least from my first time listening) it sounds the most appealing to me since I fucking dig this sorta hectic kinda music a lot more, and I also love the melody in the intro along with the chords playing right afterwards, the chords especially remind me a lot of something out of a Kirby final boss battle except somehow even _more_ hectic, which is amazing (also the tone of the samples remind me a little bit of Bomberman too); in general this song is pure euphoria and adrenaline and I love it so much haha (also btw, I was technically joking when I posted that one comment when you submitted the hack to SMWC, but I still do wonder if there's any samples from a random Casio keyboard in this soundtrack, or what the general point of the title is about if any; just to finally satiate my curiosity really :V)
If there's samples from a Casio I don't know about em - the title is just referring to Casio keyboards to tie in with the music focus in the hack, and also because it kind of almost sounds like kaizo. I'm glad you're still appreciating my work!
@@WyattCroucher Ah, neat lol; just wanted to make sure if there was any sort of deeper meaning to the title since it's definitely a interesting choice to go with a name like that, but if that's the reason then yeah, makes perfect sense haha
My goodness gracious. I only heard of Passion Pit from "Sleepyhead" and never the others, so this was a surprise to hear! Your original composition was great, too. Getting these to even play on SMW feels like witchcraft. Thanks for putting the time and effort into this soundtrack. I might never play the game (good gosh not with the difficulty it has now), but I'll return to this soundtrack for sure!
Mario World but you're sailing the seven seas, pirating every game in existence. This entire OST is a Joel Vinesauce Duane Moment. Learning that people hated on this OST. People are just insane. This is literally the same kind of music that they would get Kazumi Totaka to compose for games like Mario Paint and the unrelease DD Studio games. Shoot some of this kind of stuff even appears in Animal Cross as KK's tracks. People just don't know quality when they hear it.
Dear Wyatt, thank you for inspiration me for making my longest romhack. Sound very inspiring thank you so much. First One when I'm playing this hack, I'm very frustrating until destroy yang PC but I took this video I'm interesting to make romhack. I'm wait for the next romhack you make. Thanks
I had no idea the boss music was an original - awesome work, Wyatt! That track stands shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the best video game music of all time.
Well, the name "Casio Mario" was making me think there'd be something like Casio keyboard demo songs (like the great Crystal Fountain(?) from the CTK-671) but these sometimes odd-sounding songs...they're good and work too! 0:00 I like when songs play interesting chords at different keys like this. It...makes me think of the past. 1:52 I also like this series of piano and bass notes, even in the original. (I think in ways I actually prefer this port; The original starts playing strange reversed voice samples that don't mesh as well with these samples.) 7:05 That's impressive sound quality from the SNES there! I guess there's more ARAM available when it's a shorter jingle used when completing a level. 7:15 While it's very...unusual-sounding, I just listened to the original and this is actually very close to it! I kinda wonder, even in the original, what the cut-off voice after the breaths is about to say... 30:20 Eeeeeeeeeeeeee~... EeeEeeeEeeeEeEeeeeEeeeEeee~... (Another accurate SNES port!) 37:06 Chords at different keys again!
I really love the music of this hack . It just stands out so much . As a listener of metal and experimental stuff , this really got me . I love this . Thanks for porting those wonderful pieces of music . Please make other hack
Like others, I wanted to leave my thoughts. I've been listening vaporwave, eccojams, and various types of noise soundscape with pop hooks for a while now. When I saw some of the level titles were OPN tracks, I was intrigued. And I never expected two things I like, Mario World hacks and experimental music to come together. It's very well done. Not only is it well done, it's fitting for the mixture of nostalgia and dread horror that you can experience while playing difficult Mario hack. People might say it doesn't fit but it does. People who don't see the artistic merits of it are just plain not sophisticated enough.
This soundtrack really made me want to do SNES music aswell, but it's a little hard to find what program I should totally use to do it. I really love and appreciate this soundtrack, it's so much fuckin fun.
Thank you! Us in the SMW community use PetiteMM to convert midis to mml, then use AddMusicK to turn the mml into SNES music. You have to know how to manually write and manipulate mml in a text editor to get the best results (you can learn some of this from the readmes that come with AddMusicK). There could be a better non-SMW way to make SNES music, but I wouldn't know it. The process can be tedious, but it's satisfying when it turns out good - if you try it, good luck!
@@WyattCroucher I really do want to try actually. That sounds like the kinda stuff I enjoy. And I really need more stuff I can enjoy right now. Thanks homie :)
Thank you for uploading this. You're talented. The instances where music makes me feel something are few and far between. Your hack brought me here. Cheers.
What an amazing soundtrack! Love the music choices (thanks for the artist discovery!) and the porting is so good! One day I'll be good enough to play and beat Casio!!! xP Also I was wondering, how did it go with finding songs for the levels? Were the levels mostly done before finding the music or did you build the levels with the songs in mind? The music and level design seems so well woven together!
Thanks! I made the first and last level with their music in mind, but for the rest I mostly just ported whatever I wanted and made levels with no music in mind, and then paired them together at the end.
![[TAS] Casio Mario World in 12:50.75 by xHF01x](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MOSvZkvG3zs/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] Casio Mario World in 12:50.75 by xHF01x](/img/tr.png)
I saw a lot of people on twitch claiming that "this isn't music" or other such inane things, so I wanted to drop by to voice my support for this soundtrack. Really cool and ballsy song choices and very impressive from a technical standpoint. Also, great job on the original composition!
Thank you so much for the kind words.
To be honest I fully expected most people to be turned off by the music, but for a few people to like it a lot. (In reality the reception seems to be about 50/50, which was a nice surprise.) The first time I had someone tell me that I caused them to get into some new artists, it was immediately worth any negative reception.
@@WyattCroucher fwiw, had never heard of Oneohtrix Point Never and have listened to a TON since I saw ldad run this game. Fully on board. And thanks for this hack, I'll probably never be good enough to play it, but it's one of those things that shows there are so many directions in gameplay and aesthetics yet to be taken.
@@WyattCroucher i love the music personally. ambient tracks are always a welcome introduction, they're fitting for a much difficult hack that requires a lot of focus, so calming music like this helped.
@@WyattCroucher I just wanted to share: discovered Reeling through your composition and I am completely enamored with it. BOTH versions.
@@WyattCroucher Are you familiar with Frums? The soundtrack reminded me ALOT of their music.
i don't hand compliments like this out often, but an ost like this deserves to be in a museum somewhere
yeah
this is a legitimate tone poem in itself. take out the victory theme and you could call this an electronic suite. a rise and fall, great climax, it's like a movie in musical form.
For Mobile Device Users:
0:00 The Breathing Effect - Rising Inside (demo)
1:51 Oneohtrix Point Never - Manifold
3:26 Passion Pit - The Reeling
7:03 Chon - Wut The... (Poop)
7:13 Oneohtrix Point Never - Sleep Dealer
10:32 Hiatus Kaiyote - By Fire
15:42 Oneohtrix Point Never - Power Of Persuasion
19:29 Oneohtrix Point Never - Child Soldier
23:06 The Field - Everyday
30:02 The Field - Over The Ice
37:06 Oneohtrix Point Never - Love In The Time Of Lexapro
41:35 Oneohtrix Point Never - Freaky Eyes (Trimmed due to TH-cam Content ID)
42:27 Oneohtrix Point Never - Cryo
43:03 Wyatt Croucher - Casio Hellburst
45:58 The Breathing Effect - Rising Inside
Shoutout to the heads keeping art alive. In kaizo and elsewhere
I took the SPC files and played this on real hardware and the extra bass bump from the real chip adds a lot of warmth, comfy
That Passion Pit remake is honestly amazing
The stereo work is fantastic. Be sure to listen on a device where you can get the effect!
an excellent remake.
Simply Amazing. Can't describe in words really how impressive this Soundtrack is. Each track sounds way too good for a SNES.
The snes sound chip was simply sublime. N64 was a downgrade.
Makes sense considering sony made the chip for snes
@@JD-mz1rl "was" sublime...? so the remaining ones aren't anymore...? :P
@@RWL2012 are they producing those chips today?
That's because it's not an SNES, it says right there in the description that it's an emulated sound chip meaning that it's not the original SPC700.
@@JD-mz1rl They don't produce ANY soundchips today, sound is done via the main CPU because it can handle all of that.
found this game as a huge opn fan. huge respect for using his stuff in a mario hack. i love how these snes versions came out
This whole album is like going back in time to 2013 in college and listening to oneohtrix point never, the field, and passion pit while trying to study. Incredible ports, makes the whole hack feel so uncomfortable yet engrossing ❤️❤️
I just want to tell you how much I love you. Back when I was in College in about 2015, I listened to R Plus Seven. It was so surreal and interesting. My hard drive bombed out and I couldn't find the name of the album or artist. I came across your comment and thought I'd check out oneohtrix point never. Boom, FINALLY found it! Thank you!
came here for By Fire
stayed for Casio Hellburst because holy shit your originals always slap.
Dear wyatt: I have no clue if you'll see this but this entire hack inspired me. The music inspired me all the way to the name. I'm on my way to create my own projects of art. But thank you so much. Thank you for showing me how much is possible even when not many people can notice.
Thank you, Wyatt Croucher.
Most unique, original soundtrack used for a romhack. I love both the switch palace songs, and Lexapro is amazing.
It's actually insane how I can't tell the difference between this version of Everyday and the actual version. Incredible work
The sample for the main "melody" in this version feels like there's a tiny bit of extra delay on the attack (I think that's the terminology?) not present in the original, and it makes it sound like it's delaying the beat measure by measure... But it's *really* fucking cool. The song obviously isn't actually slowing down, there's just something hypnotic about it in this one and I love it
TH-cam's content ID algorithm also couldn't tell the difference!
I was trying to sleep when I started hearing a melody in my head. And I was obsessed with it, I couldn't sleep. At some point I realized it was from a game, then that it was from a colorful game, then a colorful mod then finally I realized this is what I was looking for.
This ost is so cool.
Casio Hellburst opening is amazing
the port for the reeling is really good
Those Replica remakes are really well done, I love how you used the SNES's sampling capabilities to make nearly 1:1 recreations of them.
Very unique, but GOATED soundtrack! Your SNES recreation of "Oneohtrix Point Never - Power Of Persuasion" goes HARD AF and is arguably better than the original🔥🔥
Incredible soundtrack for one tough cookie of a game. Was great to see it run at AGDQ2022!
You know what? THAT IS MUSIC! and fits perfectly on this romhack, that's one piece that makes it so unique
Hell yeah. Looking forward for an unlikely Casio Mario World 2, with a similar soundtrack. It feels like throwing Mario into Silent Hill or something and it is awesome.
Casio Hellburst is one of the most insane things I've ever heard for a final boss.
I was so not expecting to hear The Reeling! Can’t believe how accurate it sounds on SNES hardware
...or an emulator :P
Yoo, how can I download to play snes
holy fucking shit how POWERFUL IS THE SNES SOUNDCHIP
As a fellow OPN fan, I have to admit I dig your version of Love In The Time Of Lexapro more. Honestly really impressed about the songs on this romhack!
I just love everything about your romhack, Wyatt. Amazing Job!
Thank you!
I know I'm a little bit late in this train, but man this music is fantastic. I slowly but surely became addicted to this soundtrack, and every so often I just come back to listen to these tracks over and over. Both "The Field" songs are my favorite but I can enjoy all the music much the same. And the fact that they're original compositions makes it even more impressive. Excellent job with this soundtrack
Same here, I know I keep coming back to hear it all again!
I had no idea what I was getting into watching, then my jaw hit the floor hearing the first ten seconds of The Reeling. I was captivated after that. The whole soundtrack gives me a Boards of Canada/Aphex Twin sort of vibe.
Easily my favorite soundtrack in any romhack I've ever played. What an absolute treat this was. Thank you for all the hard work you put into creating this masterpiece of a soundtrack and game
this is such a beautiful and unique soundtrack, utterly out of its league in terms of romhacks. well done on porting and assembling the tracks, as well as hopefully introducing some smw players to OPN :)
I heard this while watching noble tofu played this. Nice.
I just ordered the OPN - Replica vinyl thanks to this soundtrack! Thanks for all the love and work you poured into this hack :)
Did a triple take when I heard Oneohtrix Point Never during gdq. Love the soundtrack work, I imagine it took a ton of effort to replicate everything. The gameplay was awesome too!
Cheers
Im not good enough to beat this hack myself but ive thoroughly enjoyed watching it played. Wyatt, youve joined morsel as my “creators ill defend to the death”. I love your work. we need people pushing boundaries thats how kaizo stays alive
I legitimately like a lot of these SNES versions more than the originals. Particularly The Field songs
I download the mp3 in the playlist and I still listen to this playlist from time to time!
Actually, that was what inspired me to rip another SMW hack soundtrack, that I didn't found here on youtube.
I don't know if this was actually the intent or not, but a while back i was introduced to "Casio Hellburst" in a group listening situation where the song names weren't revealed until the end, so I had no idea what it was from at first---but I immediately thought those bendy square wave lines in the back reminded me a ton of early rifts-era opn and i was curious if it was inspired by him somehow, despite being the opposite energy level. Needless to say I was very validated in my comparison when I saw the track listing for this! OPN has long been one of my favorite artists; so i was overjoyed when i found out this hack had this many brilliant ports of his work to snes limits (soundchip limits a topic itself i'm already very into) ((also pretty into chon and hiatus kaiyote, so it really blew my mind that this was real)). thank you so much for making this exist! It's definitely one of my favorite "snes soundtracks", if not my favorite now ? ? ? !
I'm glad I've succeeded at bleeding a little of OPN's style into my own work. Thanks for the kind words!
Loving the sounds, found the ost from the GDQ stream and absolutly love it.
Also, thanks for introducing me to The Field, I've been enjoying listening to Here We Go Sublime
This is so good. You should drop these tracks on SMW Central some day. I would love to use some of them.
Over the ice is sick.
Thanks for putting me on.
Haha, just read the tweet Hiatus Kaiyote saw that linked to this with the SNES version of By Fire in it!
Love The Reeling, i heard that in Pes 2011, Nice hack man
I love everything here so much. Unfortunate that freaky eyes is cut off.
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
(Trimmed due to TH-cam Content ID) ... it's kind of praise that content ID is triggering on some of these songs
I clicked on this sometime ago because I thought someone made Super Mario World on a Casio calculator. Dissappointed that wasn't the case but glad I clicked anyway because this is an awesome soundtrack!
The hack everyone wishes they made, so much love for the amount of effort that went into it. Really feel like the bar has been set for modern kaizo hacks.
I was sitting here wondering why this was so damn good, then I realized it was oneohtrix point never. Whole album is a masterpiece!
Awesome! The more I listen to these songs, the more I am fascinated by them. Really loving everything of your work.
i was very surprised when i figured out this is actually played on snes sound chip. Initially I thought it was streaming whole wavs from an impossibly large virtual cartridge xd that's how close these recreations are :0
i hope you go to sleep every night realising how great of a masterpiece you have created
one of the greatest soundtracks of all time.
I totally get the 50/50 response on the ost. But this SLAPS to me.
This OST got me into The Breathing Effect, OPN, and The Field. Thank you so much, Wyatt! This soundtrack is phenomenal from a technical standpoint as well. Casio Hellburst is great.
thank you so much for casio hellburst! also for introducting me to the field! (and also tokyo police club but thats not casio mario related)
The Reeling is my personal favorite!
The best Music ive ever heard in a kaizo hack. every lvl fits perfect with the sound tracks
Wow I wasn't expecting such a chill soundtrack. Amazing job on that whole game!
I can't describe how good this is... This music touches me in a different way. Thank you so, so much for it!
By far best kaizo soundtrack
Damn. Thanks for introducing me to Oneohtrix. I knew about Lopatin from eccojams but didn't know they were the same person (I guess you could say chuck person). Favorites are The Reeling and Power of Persuasion.
Honestly this soundtrack is just amazing. Tbh I never played the hack simply because Im not really the best at Kaizo in fact Im still learning and I will get to playing your hack once Im more experienced, but when I watched people play this game the first thing that caught my attention was the music. The soundtrack is not only unique campared to other Kaizo hacks but its unique compared to other video games in general. I never heard anything like it before and it just amazes me. Everything track has this experimental feel too it, and I never heard music like this ever in a video game. Great Job and I wish you luck on what ever future hack/future creations you make.
Here from GDQ 2022.
thank you so much for providing the spc files too :D this is maybe the best selection of custom music i've heard in a SMW hack and they're all transcribed amazingly, kinda makes me wish i could play it without tools or something
That version of The Reeling is so good holy shit dude
I play this video at least once a day
The game is hard as hecc..but the music selection..10/10 good job on everything (i can't pass the first level lol but the music says "this be a good game af")
Incredibly impressive, music choices are all surprising and out of left field, one of a kind soundtrack.
Discovered this SMB Hack through GDQ.
This soundtrack is not only technically impressive, it had me discover a lot new artists yet feels like some unlabeled tape you find somewhere on the street. few things make me feel like this, so thank you for making it!
Damn. Ngl, I need to listen to these in more detail later honestly, all of these sound seriously good, especially for SNES standards lmao; also I _love_ the music choices here so much, they really help give this weird surrealistic feeling (which from what I've seen from the hack itself definitely fits the graphics and overall setting very well too), and in general I just love the extremely ballsy direction that you gave to this soundtrack haha, fuckin' amazing shit all around
Like most others, my favorite is probably Casio Hellburst, mainly since (at least from my first time listening) it sounds the most appealing to me since I fucking dig this sorta hectic kinda music a lot more, and I also love the melody in the intro along with the chords playing right afterwards, the chords especially remind me a lot of something out of a Kirby final boss battle except somehow even _more_ hectic, which is amazing (also the tone of the samples remind me a little bit of Bomberman too); in general this song is pure euphoria and adrenaline and I love it so much haha
(also btw, I was technically joking when I posted that one comment when you submitted the hack to SMWC, but I still do wonder if there's any samples from a random Casio keyboard in this soundtrack, or what the general point of the title is about if any; just to finally satiate my curiosity really :V)
If there's samples from a Casio I don't know about em - the title is just referring to Casio keyboards to tie in with the music focus in the hack, and also because it kind of almost sounds like kaizo. I'm glad you're still appreciating my work!
@@WyattCroucher Ah, neat lol; just wanted to make sure if there was any sort of deeper meaning to the title since it's definitely a interesting choice to go with a name like that, but if that's the reason then yeah, makes perfect sense haha
My goodness gracious. I only heard of Passion Pit from "Sleepyhead" and never the others, so this was a surprise to hear! Your original composition was great, too. Getting these to even play on SMW feels like witchcraft. Thanks for putting the time and effort into this soundtrack. I might never play the game (good gosh not with the difficulty it has now), but I'll return to this soundtrack for sure!
Stunning. Kind of hope this inspires more people to experiment with their romhack music.
Mario World but you're sailing the seven seas, pirating every game in existence.
This entire OST is a Joel Vinesauce Duane Moment.
Learning that people hated on this OST. People are just insane. This is literally the same kind of music that they would get Kazumi Totaka to compose for games like Mario Paint and the unrelease DD Studio games.
Shoot some of this kind of stuff even appears in Animal Cross as KK's tracks.
People just don't know quality when they hear it.
Passion Pit is so good
Such clean, deep bass on the SPC
Incredible soundtrack, I've listened to it front to back at least 20 times
This is some prime ambient/chillout. Amazing ports and working the SNES chip to its potential without going to MSU!
Dear Wyatt, thank you for inspiration me for making my longest romhack. Sound very inspiring thank you so much. First One when I'm playing this hack, I'm very frustrating until destroy yang PC but I took this video I'm interesting to make romhack. I'm wait for the next romhack you make. Thanks
I really really love The Fields (and do like Passion Pit) this really makes me want to know about these other artists in that OST. Great selection
The fact that you've recreated these to run on the SNES chip blows my fuckin mind. Fantastic.
This music album collection form such a hard and great kaizo is so calm and relaxing, i even tried to play it in a rave party and fit so perfect
bro this version of by fire slaps so hard 😩
thank you for introducing me to new genres/artists!
I had no idea the boss music was an original - awesome work, Wyatt! That track stands shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the best video game music of all time.
this..... slaaaaaaps..... !!
Wyatt ur a legend
Well, the name "Casio Mario" was making me think there'd be something like Casio keyboard demo songs (like the great Crystal Fountain(?) from the CTK-671) but these sometimes odd-sounding songs...they're good and work too!
0:00 I like when songs play interesting chords at different keys like this. It...makes me think of the past.
1:52 I also like this series of piano and bass notes, even in the original. (I think in ways I actually prefer this port; The original starts playing strange reversed voice samples that don't mesh as well with these samples.)
7:05 That's impressive sound quality from the SNES there! I guess there's more ARAM available when it's a shorter jingle used when completing a level.
7:15 While it's very...unusual-sounding, I just listened to the original and this is actually very close to it! I kinda wonder, even in the original, what the cut-off voice after the breaths is about to say...
30:20 Eeeeeeeeeeeeee~... EeeEeeeEeeeEeEeeeeEeeeEeee~... (Another accurate SNES port!)
37:06 Chords at different keys again!
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Cyro, Casio Hellburst and Riding Inside, definitely my favorites in this list, but overall, this soundtrack is a masterpiece.
Bliss.
This soundtrack is absolutely amazing
the reeling track is destroying my mind so bad... holy fkin shit is this track awesome !!!!!!!!
By Fire in this is so so good it’s unreal
Isso é uma obra prima. 🇧🇷
com certeza!
I really love the music of this hack . It just stands out so much . As a listener of metal and experimental stuff , this really got me . I love this . Thanks for porting those wonderful pieces of music . Please make other hack
Like others, I wanted to leave my thoughts.
I've been listening vaporwave, eccojams, and various types of noise soundscape with pop hooks for a while now. When I saw some of the level titles were OPN tracks, I was intrigued. And I never expected two things I like, Mario World hacks and experimental music to come together.
It's very well done. Not only is it well done, it's fitting for the mixture of nostalgia and dread horror that you can experience while playing difficult Mario hack. People might say it doesn't fit but it does.
People who don't see the artistic merits of it are just plain not sophisticated enough.
Passion Pit - the reeling brought me here
Amazing
This soundtrack really made me want to do SNES music aswell, but it's a little hard to find what program I should totally use to do it.
I really love and appreciate this soundtrack, it's so much fuckin fun.
Thank you! Us in the SMW community use PetiteMM to convert midis to mml, then use AddMusicK to turn the mml into SNES music. You have to know how to manually write and manipulate mml in a text editor to get the best results (you can learn some of this from the readmes that come with AddMusicK). There could be a better non-SMW way to make SNES music, but I wouldn't know it. The process can be tedious, but it's satisfying when it turns out good - if you try it, good luck!
@@WyattCroucher I really do want to try actually. That sounds like the kinda stuff I enjoy. And I really need more stuff I can enjoy right now.
Thanks homie :)
Thank you for uploading this. You're talented. The instances where music makes me feel something are few and far between. Your hack brought me here. Cheers.
What an amazing soundtrack! Love the music choices (thanks for the artist discovery!) and the porting is so good! One day I'll be good enough to play and beat Casio!!! xP
Also I was wondering, how did it go with finding songs for the levels? Were the levels mostly done before finding the music or did you build the levels with the songs in mind? The music and level design seems so well woven together!
Thanks! I made the first and last level with their music in mind, but for the rest I mostly just ported whatever I wanted and made levels with no music in mind, and then paired them together at the end.
The song ports are so accurate to the point where this video got a heck ton of copyright claims.
Man that Casio version of by fire just hits the spot
never been happier dying on repeat