@@98SE Because in the game, different instruments start playing based on how many of the 4 musicians you collected in the story (aka if you collect the piano dude, the piano track starts playing), the rest of the game doesn't do this
IT IS recorded, but separated in channels, mainly because the channels adds themselves depending on the progress. Only the acoustic guitar sounds like synth.
More dynamic music in games equals more deconstructed videos like these btw, THIS is why you should be excited by that prospect, having music be able to be deconstructed like this is useful to everyone regardless of standing, you love to see it and you get to analyse why you love something, lest me be very analytical about why I love this track rather than my base “it’s neat” approach.
I agree! Especially when Nintendo uses deconstructed music in their games! Musical Spoiler alert! Nintendo did this with Super Mario Bros. Wonder where if you stand still, the music will lose some instruments. Didn't like it at first but it kept me playing so I think it's alright!
This is the first game on this channel in a while that's made me go WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUCK to this extent, I would have never guessed this game did that, other than the SMB ground theme remix, congrats on a Switch video and a 4K vid!
i am a pianist and arranger and I transcribed this song when the game first came out. Yesterday, i revisited my arrangement and improved upon it for a full day. then youtube recommend me this video...... my work would be so much easier only I knew there is a video like this.......
Man, Channels 1 and 5, arguably the most recognizable parts of the song, just don't sound complete together. They sound like two streams of music that are just happening to play at the same time, instead of one song. Goes to show that every instrument and player in a song is equally important.
This video is excellent. This one of the more unexpected deconstructions after seeing the Mario kart Wii and Mario Galaxy videos I thought there was nothing else that could top the more rare deconstructions.
This is so cursed and SO beautiful, I love it so much! I really didn't see it coming, and still don't get why they did this. I actually fired up the game when this video first came out(2 days ago lol), and visited New Donk City to see if I could find any dynamic per-channel volume changes, but couldn't find anything. maybe i missed something. Having the track separated like this comes with the advantage of the developers being able to more dynamically change the flavor of the track, by changing volumes of different channels, reacting to gameplay changes, for example. I couldn't notice anything like this in-game. However, it comes with the disadvantage of added cost on both storage space, because it's FIVE tracks instead of just ONE that need to be stored, and more cost on the CPU, because those FIVE tracks ALSO need to be MIXED in REAL TIME!!1!1 So I have no idea why they did it like this. But it makes this deconstruction possible, which is wicked sweet! ❤
If you haven't seen it already, its only really used in fresh game where you haven't met the musicians yet. Channel 1 is the base track for daytime, and the other 4 channels represent each musician, so their respective channel is added to the song when you meet them
I had a feeling this song was dynamic, so this is really cool. Iirc, Nintendo Published games from the Late Wii U-Now fully use streams instead of sequences. You’ll probably going to enjoy BOTW’s Rito Village and MK8DX’s Track Selection Theme.
Man that horn section on Channel 5 is so damn tasty, those block chord voicings (I think) are just so goood. Not to mention how hard the piano and bass goes, love it
Fun fact in the story New Donk City theme is kind of is deconstructed before getting the band members and during the quest you can gradually hear the theme constructing
Orj, I know you said that it’s streamed. but can you elaborate more on what’s the difference between sequenced music and streamed music, so that people won’t have an aneurysm.
Sequenced music is pretty much the equivalent of midis where it can be separated by muting the channels. (It's also accompanied with a soundfont.) Streamed music is like CD music where it's just a single audio file that can't be separated. The video above is a special case, it's streamed but separated in layers thanks to the musicians that you meet throughout New Donk City. So I had the opportunity to make a deconstruction!
Dude that is so fucking cool. I didn’t know that this was possible. I’m ok with waiting for a few days for bangers like this. Are there any other songs that could be deconstructed this way. I know it’s streamed, but there are different sections that can be deconstructed.
you said its streamed, but how were you able to separate the channels? still interesting to see how stuff is deconstructed, gives a new perspective to the song!
@@Orj_Osc oh ok. i didnt know they were separated in mario odyssey. my guess is that they made multiple, high quality, tracks play at once instead of having one single track with good quality, which would have increased the total quality
@@darriskinggamez4831 I extracted Super Mario Odyssey with Yuzu. It's the only software I know that can extract Switch games. The audio files in this game are located in the "SoundData" Folder.
You serious? Please go easy on my brain and tell me this is just live music recorded and put together to all play in sync 😭 IF YOU DON'T THEN I WILL NEVER TAKE MY HAT OFF TO YOU!!!! 😭 😭 😭 😈
Pretty much this is surround sound split and multiple instruments are still combined into one for each channel. Literally recorded audio out of anything especially if it's mono is impossible to get the individual instrument you have to find it yourself
I was wondering when someone would make this. The very first thing I noticed about newdonk was the instruments getting added in as I got the musicians Edit: channels 2 and 3 together are a vibe and a half
Hey! These videos are really cool, I was wondering what software you used to deconstruct it/how you obtained the audio for it? I would love to take a look at this
The description says it's your first video in 4K, though i am wondering if the video resolution setting has any effect on the audio quality? I'm not criticising or anything like that, just curious if the youtube setting makes a difference, big or small.
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For anyone who's confused, this song is streamed, but it's separated into multiple layers
Oh yeah, it's edited somehow.
Oh really? I didn't know that!
Wow I didn't think modern Nintendo games would do this, that just sounds terriblely innefficcient? Why is it done this way?
@@98SE My theory is that they could make different versions of 'em like what they did with Sweet Sweet Kingdom.
@@98SE Because in the game, different instruments start playing based on how many of the 4 musicians you collected in the story (aka if you collect the piano dude, the piano track starts playing), the rest of the game doesn't do this
Never knew that a song like this would have ended up being a deconstruction, I would have thought it was a live recording instead. Very interesfing..
Well, it can be both a live recording and multiple tracks all synchronized with each other at the same time. With a click track, you can do that.
@@dogman15 thats pretty cool, thanks for sharing!
It is a live recording. In the games files there are multiple channels for different instruments for some reason. Sometimes they have that
IT IS recorded, but separated in channels, mainly because the channels adds themselves depending on the progress.
Only the acoustic guitar sounds like synth.
More dynamic music in games equals more deconstructed videos like these btw, THIS is why you should be excited by that prospect, having music be able to be deconstructed like this is useful to everyone regardless of standing, you love to see it and you get to analyse why you love something, lest me be very analytical about why I love this track rather than my base “it’s neat” approach.
I agree! Especially when Nintendo uses deconstructed music in their games! Musical Spoiler alert!
Nintendo did this with Super Mario Bros. Wonder where if you stand still, the music will lose some instruments. Didn't like it at first but it kept me playing so I think it's alright!
@@mr.junior7880 It motivates you to continue playing and exploring!
The harmonies from 0:41 onward are so lovely, ah!
And oh my god the channel 1 version at 1:35 is very very nice
Nintendo did jazz very, very well with several of their Switch releases. It still gives me chills all these years later
Channel 1: Piano, tambourine, shaker, and trombones
Channel 2: Drumset (brush kit)
Channel 3: rhythm electric guitar (left channel), acoustic guitar, jazz guitar (both right channel)
Channel 4: Bass guitar
Channel 5: Horn section (trumpets and saxophones)
Channel 6: Dj Stick scratching
@@hibbiea8841There is no channel 6.
I was confused at first, but you got channels 3 and 4 mixed up
To hear a rhythm guitar track like that in a Mario game is just so damn cool. Straight out of a Casiopea or T-Square song
Japanese jazz fusion is always great
I would recommend
T-Square - Sister Marion
Freindship - lets not talk about it
(might have gotten this title backwards)
Very stevie wonder too
Dear god...
He's too powerful...
This is the first game on this channel in a while that's made me go WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUCK to this extent, I would have never guessed this game did that, other than the SMB ground theme remix, congrats on a Switch video and a 4K vid!
HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE TO SEQUENCE
Edit:I didn’t realize it said streamed in the desc. THIS IS STILL BS.
it is streamed, read the description
Nintendo is beautiful making music, omg, but i don't believe this is able to separate streamed music.
Thats impressive! Streamed deconstruction!
i am a pianist and arranger and I transcribed this song when the game first came out. Yesterday, i revisited my arrangement and improved upon it for a full day. then youtube recommend me this video...... my work would be so much easier only I knew there is a video like this.......
Really impressive to see a switch deconstruction. I'm very eager to see more !
I had no idea that New Donks music was built in layers, I always thought that it was just straight up the master file.
feels weird hearing such clean and high quality samples in a deconstruction, after so many n64, snes and gba deconstructions.
1:35 sounds like something from a charlie brown christmas
Man, Channels 1 and 5, arguably the most recognizable parts of the song, just don't sound complete together. They sound like two streams of music that are just happening to play at the same time, instead of one song.
Goes to show that every instrument and player in a song is equally important.
This video is excellent. This one of the more unexpected deconstructions after seeing the Mario kart Wii and Mario Galaxy videos I thought there was nothing else that could top the more rare deconstructions.
This is so cursed and SO beautiful, I love it so much!
I really didn't see it coming, and still don't get why they did this. I actually fired up the game when this video first came out(2 days ago lol), and visited New Donk City to see if I could find any dynamic per-channel volume changes, but couldn't find anything. maybe i missed something.
Having the track separated like this comes with the advantage of the developers being able to more dynamically change the flavor of the track, by changing volumes of different channels, reacting to gameplay changes, for example. I couldn't notice anything like this in-game.
However, it comes with the disadvantage of added cost on both storage space, because it's FIVE tracks instead of just ONE that need to be stored, and more cost on the CPU, because those FIVE tracks ALSO need to be MIXED in REAL TIME!!1!1
So I have no idea why they did it like this. But it makes this deconstruction possible, which is wicked sweet! ❤
i aint reading allat 💀
If you haven't seen it already, its only really used in fresh game where you haven't met the musicians yet. Channel 1 is the base track for daytime, and the other 4 channels represent each musician, so their respective channel is added to the song when you meet them
@@evanistephaniLmao thanks, was too young to remember when I first played it I guess lol
I had a feeling this song was dynamic, so this is really cool. Iirc, Nintendo Published games from the Late Wii U-Now fully use streams instead of sequences. You’ll probably going to enjoy BOTW’s Rito Village and MK8DX’s Track Selection Theme.
5:45 "so here's the plan" ahh music
surprised that this banger only uses 5 channels
that's the power of polyphonic channels, my friend!
Man that horn section on Channel 5 is so damn tasty, those block chord voicings (I think) are just so goood. Not to mention how hard the piano and bass goes, love it
Channel 4 guitar is very reminiscent of stevie wonder's 'for once in my life'
Fun fact in the story New Donk City theme is kind of is deconstructed before getting the band members and during the quest you can gradually hear the theme constructing
Channel 1: piano, tambourine and background trombone section
Channel 2: jazz drums
Channel 3: bass
Channel 4: acoustic guitar (probably sequenced), rhythm electric guitar, melodic electric guitar
Channel 5: horns section (saxophones, trombones, trumpets)
Well, this is crazy but i would love Steam Gardens, either regular or Sherm versions
Orj, I know you said that it’s streamed. but can you elaborate more on what’s the difference between sequenced music and streamed music, so that people won’t have an aneurysm.
Sequenced music is pretty much the equivalent of midis where it can be separated by muting the channels. (It's also accompanied with a soundfont.)
Streamed music is like CD music where it's just a single audio file that can't be separated.
The video above is a special case, it's streamed but separated in layers thanks to the musicians that you meet throughout New Donk City. So I had the opportunity to make a deconstruction!
How did you even do this?? That's so cool! I only thought it possible to get midi-based songs to work
This one is split into multiple layers, and so the more musicians you unlock in game, the more tracks play.
This is new and awesome! layered, adaptive and dynamic :DDD
Oscilloscopes are getting too advanced...
*LAUNCH DEH NUKES!!!!*
awesome to see a switch deconstruction! hopefully more songs from the wii/wii u/ switch will be coming in the future
Amazing. Just amazing. I wonder what programs are utilized to break it all down, but it's amazing all the same.
Dude that is so fucking cool. I didn’t know that this was possible. I’m ok with waiting for a few days for bangers like this.
Are there any other songs that could be deconstructed this way. I know it’s streamed, but there are different sections that can be deconstructed.
I know there are other songs that can be deconstructed like this one but it's only a few.
@@Orj_Osc which ones? Daisy circuit perhaps… I’m just kidding I know the answer. But I am genuinely asking in terms of other songs.
I won't tell you or else there's no surprise. 👀
@@Orj_Osc ok
As a trombone player, channel 1 has me GEEKING
Yk I wasn't expecting it to have channels but it makes sense if the song is dynamic
you said its streamed, but how were you able to separate the channels?
still interesting to see how stuff is deconstructed, gives a new perspective to the song!
I’m wondering the same thing
It was already separated in the files.
@@Orj_Osc now that sparks another question how did you get into the game files?
@@Orj_Osc oh ok. i didnt know they were separated in mario odyssey.
my guess is that they made multiple, high quality, tracks play at once instead of having one single track with good quality, which would have increased the total quality
@@darriskinggamez4831 I extracted Super Mario Odyssey with Yuzu. It's the only software I know that can extract Switch games.
The audio files in this game are located in the "SoundData" Folder.
1:56 the piano sounds like Mario circuit Snes piano
YEAAAAAA i've been waiting for this! Please do more from this game 😄
This is the best channel I have ever seen so far
Channel 4 ❤
So happy to see this finally made! Been looking for a breakdown of the different parts for SO LONG!!
We're back with the BOP
This is so so cool.. I'm very happy right now... I've longed to jam this beautiful ❤️ song.
Wow. That's impressive
THIS IS SO COOL!!! BEST ONE YET!!!!
Need more of the modern games to have deconstructions like this fr.
Doing good work Orj. 🙏
WAIT WHAT
HOW IS THIS SEQUENCED
It's not right? It's streamed, right?
Description says streamed
@@cowboyluigi5275 thanks
Finally! I can watch lines move in 4K!
this is wild, i gotta know how this is possible lmao
my left ear likes 4:22
WHAT
Thank youuu sooo muuuuch for thiiiissss
THE NOSTALGIA IS KILLING ME AHHHHHHHBHHHBFBDHDNXHHDD
You serious? Please go easy on my brain and tell me this is just live music recorded and put together to all play in sync 😭
IF YOU DON'T THEN I WILL NEVER TAKE MY HAT OFF TO YOU!!!! 😭 😭 😭 😈
It is.
@@Orj_Osc Thank you! 😊
That’s so cool
YOU DID WHAAT?!
Pretty much this is surround sound split and multiple instruments are still combined into one for each channel. Literally recorded audio out of anything especially if it's mono is impossible to get the individual instrument you have to find it yourself
Ok but when is Daisy's Circuit deconstruction now that you can do it on streamed music
That song probably has only a single channel.
I was wondering when someone would make this. The very first thing I noticed about newdonk was the instruments getting added in as I got the musicians
Edit: channels 2 and 3 together are a vibe and a half
Hey Orj is it okay or not if I use your videos to reconstruct some musics?
Just credit me in the description and it'll be perfectly fine. 👍
@@Orj_Osc Okay!
channel 1 is so good
Hey! These videos are really cool, I was wondering what software you used to deconstruct it/how you obtained the audio for it? I would love to take a look at this
This song was already separated in the files. I used Citric Composer to get all the channels as WAV.
Then I used Audacity to deconstruct it.
@@Orj_Osc Thanks!
norj dorj city
how did you do this huh
How were you able to separate the channels? Are they separated in the game files?
Yes.
is it possible if you give us mp3 audios of the individual channels?
How do you have excess to this stuff
camman18 be like:
I have a request can you do mario kart Wii: Warios Gold Mine?
There’s probably only 2 channels.
@@UltraNintendoChalmers64 yeah your probably right.
5:45 to the end could work as different alarms to wake up to.
do the underground pyramid miitopia stage theme
this shit getting out of hand now
I was expecting 1 channel - 20 channel
i want percussionless
New Donk City is Stick's Mum's Favourite Song
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Its a parody of Italy
What is Cochorankara
Channel 5 it sounds like McDonald's
The description says it's your first video in 4K, though i am wondering if the video resolution setting has any effect on the audio quality? I'm not criticising or anything like that, just curious if the youtube setting makes a difference, big or small.
how do you deconstruct tracks like these?
so do the stems stream separately from each other in-game? (and if not, how'd you get access to the separated stems?)