It is so close to the original one that it doesn't even sound like a remix! Man, I'm surprised! I said this a lot of times, but I'll say it again: great work!
Can’t believe its been over 4 years since I’ve been listening to this. One thing that makes me love this remix is that it sounds like something from an smw hack.
Finally, a cross over between Sonic CD and CPS-2 sound! Apparently, Sonic CD also used Q Sound like the CPS-2 Sound Chips, so in a way this is very fitting for the compositions.
Thanks for the replies! I realize that the past tracks used PCM and if I recall correctly, the future and present tracks used Redbook audio (possibly both US and Euro/JP soundtracks, I am unsure about this recollection). On a side note, nice work Renegade. I really enjoy your Megaman Genesis tracks as well!
@@jaybinx2242 yes, you are correct. Both US and JP/EU soundtracks use Redbook audio. As for sound effects, based on my research in Foobar, all channels are used in the PCM chip for the past soundtrack, so my guess is all but 1 or 2 (Sonic's voice when getting a 1 up, and maybe the jingle when you destroy the animal transporter) use the 2612 for sound effects. I could be wrong though.
Very nice, although I think this remix sounds more like it was made using SPC700 samples instead of CPS2 samples to me. I also didn't expect this remix to be nearly 10 minutes long. Keep up the good work.
@@TheLegendofRenegade: Well, to me, some Capcom game soundtracks on the Super NES did sound like they were trying their hardest to emulate the CPS2 sound (i.e., UN Squadron, Mega Man X2 and X3, and X-Men: Mutant Apocalyspe).
Well alot of them were actually the same samples , just compressed as hell and shortened, to fit on the SNES capabilities. Megaman x1 distorted guitar sample for example, is actually also used in marvel super heroes vs Street fighter in bisons theme (but not compressed)
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This boi is like dr dre with these hits
It is so close to the original one that it doesn't even sound like a remix! Man, I'm surprised! I said this a lot of times, but I'll say it again: great work!
Sounds like something you'd hear in R-Type, I can't be alone on this
Can’t believe its been over 4 years since I’ve been listening to this. One thing that makes me love this remix is that it sounds like something from an smw hack.
_boots up_
_initiating Dance.exe_
_executes Dance.exe_
Beep Boop Beep Beep
This is so good my dude!!!
Great job dude. Never stop making these!
Bro this is amazing great job on the mix.
Loving these Sonic CD remixes!
This particular track always reminds me of racing on Luigi Raceway in Mario Kart 64.
Nostalgia Jam!
Just synth bass from The Punisher is what I can take from this but great work!
Finally, a cross over between Sonic CD and CPS-2 sound! Apparently, Sonic CD also used Q Sound like the CPS-2 Sound Chips, so in a way this is very fitting for the compositions.
I think the US soundtrack used q sound. Not sure about the original JP one though.
The past songs are all on a sample chip in the Sega CD which is 8 channel PCM based. Basically the same as the SNES chip but without echo and reverb.
Thanks for the replies! I realize that the past tracks used PCM and if I recall correctly, the future and present tracks used Redbook audio (possibly both US and Euro/JP soundtracks, I am unsure about this recollection).
On a side note, nice work Renegade. I really enjoy your Megaman Genesis tracks as well!
@@jaybinx2242 yes, you are correct. Both US and JP/EU soundtracks use Redbook audio. As for sound effects, based on my research in Foobar, all channels are used in the PCM chip for the past soundtrack, so my guess is all but 1 or 2 (Sonic's voice when getting a 1 up, and maybe the jingle when you destroy the animal transporter) use the 2612 for sound effects. I could be wrong though.
Ok,now this is epic.
Very nice, although I think this remix sounds more like it was made using SPC700 samples instead of CPS2 samples to me. I also didn't expect this remix to be nearly 10 minutes long. Keep up the good work.
These samples are way to high quality to be coming out of a SNES lol
@@TheLegendofRenegade: Well, to me, some Capcom game soundtracks on the Super NES did sound like they were trying their hardest to emulate the CPS2 sound (i.e., UN Squadron, Mega Man X2 and X3, and X-Men: Mutant Apocalyspe).
Well alot of them were actually the same samples , just compressed as hell and shortened, to fit on the SNES capabilities.
Megaman x1 distorted guitar sample for example, is actually also used in marvel super heroes vs Street fighter in bisons theme (but not compressed)
@@TheLegendofRenegade: Interesting to know. Thanks!
Damn this sounds great!
This definitely sounds like something out of Darkstalkers or Gem Fighter
Way past cool!
Keep 'em comin' ♥♥
Can't believe I missed this one.
oh M Y *G O D*
Still Cool!😊😉
V A P O R W A V E D R E A M . . . For Wacky Workbench zone(Past)
Are you only making the JP versions? Because I would like to hear Quartz Quadrant Present US in the CPS2 soundfont
Zangief In the wacky past Zone act 1
Sounds like a determine sonh
Sounds like alien vs predator snes
wacky workbench but its easier to hear the comparison to jojo