This is literally what the game sounded like in my head when I was a kid. Thank you for putting this together! Love this and your GoldenEye album soo much.
I think they mean.....the feeling they get from this is like what they felt like as a kid. Because this doesn't sound like the original which is ingrained into my memory.
@@troywright359 You are correct. I know what the real SNES OST sounds like, but to me as a kid the OST might have sounded as grand as this because the game blew me away. I just got the same feelings I did then when listening to this.
Completely agree. As a kid there's no difference between 8 bit and symphonic, its all as good as the rest. Not picky or elitist, just kids hearing the sound embellishing the scenes at play. Simple.
I still play this game even right now and they both sound just like each other. If you play SNES on modern tv or headset, you can hear everything you can hear here. Just very compressed down for obvious reasons. Which is much credit to this man that remakes them
This game Is the living proof that graphics doesnt really matter. Give the game a unique soundtrack , interesting plot, imersive gameplay and Its good to go.
Back in 1995, this game had amazing graphics (Still does). Back when I was a kid, there were only 3 Zelda games, Zelda 1, Zelda 2: AOL, and this. This game was the go-to back in the early 90s.
There are 2 kinds of 2D Graphics, pixel art and 2.5 what you see with modern games like Metroid: Dread. Both styles are good, but pixel art holds a certain artistic magic that you just don't see in modern VGs.
It has a lot to do with the fact that back then, they had such simplistic "digital instruments" and only so many of them to work with. They had to _really_ get creative to make catchy melodies. That's why they still slap to this day. Those melodies still stand on their own, even when made with completely different "instruments."
What I love about this, is that there aren't many extras added. Don't get me wrong, I actually enjoy some remakes with extras or other new instruments and such added that make it even more epic and refreshing, but this here feels like what the music would have sounded like If they had been able to compose it to this quality for the game back then. I think you can hear how much love you have for the originals, and how much love you put into remaking them.
As one of my favorite games of all time, the End Credits hits hard still my favorite LOZ song. This remaster encompasses everything I love about the OST but add an etherical element. Bravo excellent work!
This actually brought me to tears. A Link to the past was the first Zelda game I ever played and is so very special to me. To be able to hear what a modern remake might sound like is one of the most beautiful things I've heard in a long time. This is a symphony and a masterpiece.
Dude, I've heard COUNTLESS remasters, but you're on another level. You absolutely nail the principle; total respect of the original material, modern technique, perfect choice of instrumentation, you never overdo it or add unnecessary things. I don't know how you feel about Final Fantasy VI or Chrono Trigger, but I seriously hope you plan on tackling these. You probably would be one of the first to be able to pull off something decent. Whatever the fuck you will do in the future anyway, I'll be psyched to check it out.
Best Zelda game and lovely music remake..played it as a child,teen and adult and never dissapoints. Those where the days ..simplex times in life and when Zelda was Zelda .. Dear Zelda creators thankyou for this but please bring back Hyrule with Castles, Classic fairytale elements and AWSOME MUSIC..dont forget It.
One of my favourite OSTs of all time. Great job on these! I don't suppose there's a chance you could upload the uncompressed audio files for people to enjoy? My other personal fav is Perfect Dark. Seems that you've remade the Goldeneye OST, so I'm sure you played PD as well? Both were done largely by Grant Kirkhope, love his work.
Wow, unbelievable! Can't believe I just found this. I listen to Zelda music when I'm studying. :) This game was such a big part of my childhood. If Nintendo ever remasters A Link to the Past, I would argue for them to use your remaster for every soundtrack. Well done.
I always liked how the sword looked in the art. (Aside from that goofy hand guard lol) I always liked how busted up the actual sword is. I feel like that gives it life in a way. Also the hilt looks really nice to me, with the brown bandages and gold accent at the end. It's nice seeing the master sword in a diffrent light.
I believe the sword on the cover is actually the Fighter Sword (the one Link’s uncle gives him), the Master Sword on the games Home Screen has the distinct hand guard and the glowing white blade
Wow! This is fantastic. This is like what you remember the music sounding like, until you go back and realize it was only 16-bit music you were listening to as a kid. Really impressive.
Really? You went back as an adult and were disappointed by how the original sounded? You suddenly heard only limitations and restrictions instead of wonder and magic like you do here? The original is FAR better. But this is a nice effort
@@troywright359 The original score is a masterpiece, but clearly limited by the technology of the SNES. In this version you can hear the instrumental tracks as they are intended to be heard. Compare the harp in the intro to the 16-bit sample of a harp in the original. I mean, I like the sound of the S-SMP but let’s not have nostalgia blinders about how great real instrumental compositions sound.
@@davehugstrees 'intended' to be heard? No, the original soundtrack has a style to it. It's not hampered at all, which is why for Four Sword Adventures on the GB, they revisited this snes style for the soundtrack as it was heavily influenced on the snes ALTTP. They had technology to have all orchestral real life instruments, but they CHOOSE not to, and it didn't hinder them there either. Point being, original kicks ass, but you can prefer the knock off remakes if you like
sempre derramo lágrimas quando escuto essa trilha sonora, marcou muito a minha infância e definiu minha personalidade e gostos, obrigado por esse remake.
This is fantastic! I am looking into trying my hand at VGM composition and would love to try and remake classic tracks as a way to learn. Brandon, if you see this, I'd love to chat further about how you did this
This is so epic! I'm making a 3D Remake of the game (maybe just the beginning because is too much work) hope you don't mind if I use this music for a video of the remake, I'll put you on the credits. I still dont even create the channel but i will do it :D
Try downloading the mp4 by a TH-cam converter and using a live wallpaper software. (try searching ytmp3 converter, and copy the link to the vid, there will be a mp4 option)
Any chance we could get a download link for the individual tracks, like you provided for your Goldeneye music? I listen to it all the time and would love to add these tracks to my usual playlist.
I like what you did with Dark Golden Land. I like how you added some sound effects at the start of a few various tracks, and the Cave track is nice. But I want to be productively critical here; most of this could have been a lot better. For the most part this remake isn't trying anything new; it's not trying to emphasize any emotion nor trying to bring a fresh interpretation to the original; it's just trying to be exactly like the original. Which can work, but if that's what you were going for then you'd really want to use better sound fonts. Most of the instruments sound like outdated synth, but not in a deliberate way. With the Goldeneye remake, the few strings and other orchestra sounds were overshadowed by guitars and distinctly electronic sounds, and in that environment the slightly synthesized sounds really worked to compliment the feel. You don't notice the quality of the sample when it's got an electric guitar playing over it, and it probably sounds better that way. But for A Link to the Past, the original was written to sound like a live orchestra, and using synth/samples that don't sound *quite* like live instruments makes it feel like it isn't quite reaching it's proper goal. The synthesized qualities become too noticeable when they are given the center stage. I think this soundtrack would have been better served to add a more original interpretation that would have worked better to embrace the tools you have available. You adjusted Dark Golden Land and a few others in way to deliver more emotion, and that was great. The Cave track used a deliberate synth sound to great effect. I would have liked to have seen more like that.
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This is literally what the game sounded like in my head when I was a kid. Thank you for putting this together! Love this and your GoldenEye album soo much.
you're saying that if I start my SNES up it won't sound exactly like this? 🤔
I think they mean.....the feeling they get from this is like what they felt like as a kid.
Because this doesn't sound like the original which is ingrained into my memory.
@@troywright359 You are correct. I know what the real SNES OST sounds like, but to me as a kid the OST might have sounded as grand as this because the game blew me away. I just got the same feelings I did then when listening to this.
Completely agree. As a kid there's no difference between 8 bit and symphonic, its all as good as the rest. Not picky or elitist, just kids hearing the sound embellishing the scenes at play. Simple.
I still play this game even right now and they both sound just like each other. If you play SNES on modern tv or headset, you can hear everything you can hear here. Just very compressed down for obvious reasons. Which is much credit to this man that remakes them
This game Is the living proof that graphics doesnt really matter. Give the game a unique soundtrack , interesting plot, imersive gameplay and Its good to go.
very true, I don't care about graphics at all. That said, they were quite impressive for the era
Back in 1995, this game had amazing graphics (Still does). Back when I was a kid, there were only 3 Zelda games, Zelda 1, Zelda 2: AOL, and this. This game was the go-to back in the early 90s.
There are 2 kinds of 2D Graphics, pixel art and 2.5 what you see with modern games like Metroid: Dread. Both styles are good, but pixel art holds a certain artistic magic that you just don't see in modern VGs.
You remake stuff so perfectly without messing it up.
i beautiful dedication. Every kid that grew up with this game knows how games can have an impact on your life
Nintendo had such amazing music back in the day. Definitely was a huge part of their success.
It has a lot to do with the fact that back then, they had such simplistic "digital instruments" and only so many of them to work with. They had to _really_ get creative to make catchy melodies.
That's why they still slap to this day. Those melodies still stand on their own, even when made with completely different "instruments."
And they still do have good music. Just think of the whole scoring from Tears of the Kingdom.
Love this. Definitely in the style of the original with a faithful ear for the update.
I'm that little kid again, sitting in front of my SNES circa 1996 before the N64 would change it all.
What I love about this, is that there aren't many extras added. Don't get me wrong, I actually enjoy some remakes with extras or other new instruments and such added that make it even more epic and refreshing, but this here feels like what the music would have sounded like If they had been able to compose it to this quality for the game back then. I think you can hear how much love you have for the originals, and how much love you put into remaking them.
As one of my favorite games of all time, the End Credits hits hard still my favorite LOZ song. This remaster encompasses everything I love about the OST but add an etherical element. Bravo excellent work!
This is great stuff. It hits all the right feelings of nostalgia and brings me back to those late nights playing this with my best friend.
This actually brought me to tears.
A Link to the past was the first Zelda game I ever played and is so very special to me.
To be able to hear what a modern remake might sound like is one of the most beautiful things I've heard in a long time. This is a symphony and a masterpiece.
Dude, I've heard COUNTLESS remasters, but you're on another level.
You absolutely nail the principle; total respect of the original material, modern technique, perfect choice of instrumentation, you never overdo it or add unnecessary things.
I don't know how you feel about Final Fantasy VI or Chrono Trigger, but I seriously hope you plan on tackling these. You probably would be one of the first to be able to pull off something decent. Whatever the fuck you will do in the future anyway, I'll be psyched to check it out.
Thank you for the positive feedback! This was a really enjoyable soundtrack to re-compose.
@@brandonwiebe8132
You're the man
Best Zelda game and lovely music remake..played it as a child,teen and adult and never dissapoints. Those where the days ..simplex times in life and when Zelda was Zelda .. Dear Zelda creators thankyou for this but please bring back Hyrule with Castles, Classic fairytale elements and AWSOME MUSIC..dont forget It.
Great remake! All instruments and tunes were on point. I'm glad to revisit this meaningful part of my childhood and young teenage years.
This Is My Top Favourite Zelda Game Of Al Time I Love Playing This In My SNES Emulator On The Laptop
Aw dude thank you so much for doing this. Can't wait to listen at work later.
One of my favourite OSTs of all time. Great job on these! I don't suppose there's a chance you could upload the uncompressed audio files for people to enjoy?
My other personal fav is Perfect Dark. Seems that you've remade the Goldeneye OST, so I'm sure you played PD as well? Both were done largely by Grant Kirkhope, love his work.
This is awesome! This was my jam as a kid! I would spend hours playing this with my mom, and this soundtrack blew my mind!
You have Goldeneye up, Turok, and this I am expecting to be the 3rd ingenious remake. Only one minute into it and I can tell.
don't forget Doom 2
Great remake, your brother would have been proud!
This is genuinely amazing. Your bro would be astonished that this is in his memory
I love it. Thank you for staying true to what the original was. LTTP is my favorite zelda game.
Wow, unbelievable! Can't believe I just found this. I listen to Zelda music when I'm studying. :) This game was such a big part of my childhood. If Nintendo ever remasters A Link to the Past, I would argue for them to use your remaster for every soundtrack. Well done.
Been reliving childhood listening to different pages with Zelda music and loving it!! Man I miss our childhood.
@@Jluv875 Yes, good memories. Nice alias btw.
@@mikec5992 Thanks!! 🥰
I always liked how the sword looked in the art. (Aside from that goofy hand guard lol) I always liked how busted up the actual sword is. I feel like that gives it life in a way. Also the hilt looks really nice to me, with the brown bandages and gold accent at the end. It's nice seeing the master sword in a diffrent light.
I believe the sword on the cover is actually the Fighter Sword (the one Link’s uncle gives him), the Master Sword on the games Home Screen has the distinct hand guard and the glowing white blade
Great memories of my childhood , thanks for this special on the last song the best Zelda ending ever.
This remake is PHENOMENAL! - Hats off to you SIR!
A fantastic and faithful re-orchestration of my favorite game's OST. Great job man👍
Wow! This is fantastic. This is like what you remember the music sounding like, until you go back and realize it was only 16-bit music you were listening to as a kid. Really impressive.
Really? You went back as an adult and were disappointed by how the original sounded? You suddenly heard only limitations and restrictions instead of wonder and magic like you do here?
The original is FAR better. But this is a nice effort
@@troywright359 The original score is a masterpiece, but clearly limited by the technology of the SNES. In this version you can hear the instrumental tracks as they are intended to be heard. Compare the harp in the intro to the 16-bit sample of a harp in the original. I mean, I like the sound of the S-SMP but let’s not have nostalgia blinders about how great real instrumental compositions sound.
@@davehugstrees 'intended' to be heard? No, the original soundtrack has a style to it. It's not hampered at all, which is why for Four Sword Adventures on the GB, they revisited this snes style for the soundtrack as it was heavily influenced on the snes ALTTP. They had technology to have all orchestral real life instruments, but they CHOOSE not to, and it didn't hinder them there either.
Point being, original kicks ass, but you can prefer the knock off remakes if you like
This is the most faithful and brilliant recreation I have ever heard. Perfect
This is insane!!!
I just finished Sanctuary and onto Boss Battle
Thanks Kondo.
Oh wait, this remastered OST wasn't made by Koji Kondo? I couldn't tell.
actually, the composition still from kondo, the arrangement is not
@@romullocordeiro3994 I know. I was talking about the remastering of the songs (the re-arrangements).
@Brandon Wiebe This is probably my favorite remake of LTTP's soundtrack ever. Amazing work man!
So beautifully orchestrated! :)
Incredible work. Bravo!
sempre derramo lágrimas quando escuto essa trilha sonora, marcou muito a minha infância e definiu minha personalidade e gostos, obrigado por esse remake.
This is amazing. The only thing missing is the alternate staff roll that was on the gba re-release. Would be awesome if you remade that one as well.
Mike would be really proud bro, awesome work !!!
many remakes deviate from the original, yours stays true to it !
i loved it !! ❤
Hyrule castle was my favorite
This is fantastic! I am looking into trying my hand at VGM composition and would love to try and remake classic tracks as a way to learn.
Brandon, if you see this, I'd love to chat further about how you did this
Hi Barry, thanks for the comment! Feel free to shoot me an email at ibebrw86@gmail.com
I have the sense that older Zeldas had a darker tone to it which I vibe to :)
Lovely soundtrack
The most sound of silly pink rabbit is pretty nice touch
ufff dark world my favorite track from the legend of zelda link to the past!!
This is amazing! Keep up the great work! You've earned a new sub!
man even got the kakariko guard coming after you
This is fuckin' awesome. And so is the real life ALttP title screen made for this.
This castle view gives me the same vibes as the Heroes of Might and Magic.. maybe II..? 😲
This is the BEST version I've heard. Bravo!
Holy cow this is insane! Nice work!
This is a great version. Awesome job!
Beautiful. Sounds exactly like the memories.
This is great! Keep up the good work
Hey man, this stuff is some real good music. Well done.
That menu screen you made...dang...these deserve way more views than this.
17:28 I made the "oof" meme face (The one with the washer and dryer knob in it) not gonna lie xD. Loved this entire remix. Great job!
This deserves an MSU-1 version. Incredible.
This is amazing.
Great remakes! Is there any way you can make 30-minute extended tracks of these pieces? Please and thank you :)
You should get in contact with the Randomizer people, and see if they'll put your stuff into the randomizer as an option.
Holy shit this is amazing
So So SO SO SO SO UNDERATED
This is so cool
This is so epic! I'm making a 3D Remake of the game (maybe just the beginning because is too much work) hope you don't mind if I use this music for a video of the remake, I'll put you on the credits. I still dont even create the channel but i will do it :D
Beautiful. Good job.
Spectacular!
Upvoted for getting the rhythmic Cave drips!
Good stuff, man!
DUDE. SICK! Thank you for doing this! Do you have stems available?
This is excellent. We’ll done!
This was very well done
My favorite SNES game.
I need a "Legend of Zelda: A link to the past" mod. Changes the ingame music to this OST.
Asi sentiamos cuando eramos niños esas melodias❤
21:55 if this isnt played at my funeral i aint dying
Beautiful interpretation.
Thank you so much
This was awesome. 👍
We need MORE masterpieces like this 👆👆👆, loving every note 😁😍😍😍
krlh mano ficou mtt bom conseguiu tirar os bits da musica
I think you took the "unsealing the Master Sword from OoT
master class ^^
This is so intimate
Masterpiece bro
beautiful
gorgeous
Nice job!!!
Should have a lot more views.
Are you planning a individual upload of the songs to enjoy on loop?
Can you please release a video of that logo and background? And one with the rain too? I want to turn it into a live desktop wallpaper!
Try downloading the mp4 by a TH-cam converter and using a live wallpaper software.
(try searching ytmp3 converter, and copy the link to the vid, there will be a mp4 option)
Any chance we could get a download link for the individual tracks, like you provided for your Goldeneye music? I listen to it all the time and would love to add these tracks to my usual playlist.
Sounds very medieval!
Legendary
Can you imagine full game. Remake
28:28
" now touch it with a wish in your heart "
1:07 Ok, I didn't remember that, but it's literally TLoZ Minish Cap's Game Over theme.
Double Dragon & Battle Toads Please Remake
I like what you did with Dark Golden Land.
I like how you added some sound effects at the start of a few various tracks, and the Cave track is nice.
But I want to be productively critical here; most of this could have been a lot better.
For the most part this remake isn't trying anything new; it's not trying to emphasize any emotion nor trying to bring a fresh interpretation to the original; it's just trying to be exactly like the original. Which can work, but if that's what you were going for then you'd really want to use better sound fonts. Most of the instruments sound like outdated synth, but not in a deliberate way.
With the Goldeneye remake, the few strings and other orchestra sounds were overshadowed by guitars and distinctly electronic sounds, and in that environment the slightly synthesized sounds really worked to compliment the feel. You don't notice the quality of the sample when it's got an electric guitar playing over it, and it probably sounds better that way. But for A Link to the Past, the original was written to sound like a live orchestra, and using synth/samples that don't sound *quite* like live instruments makes it feel like it isn't quite reaching it's proper goal. The synthesized qualities become too noticeable when they are given the center stage.
I think this soundtrack would have been better served to add a more original interpretation that would have worked better to embrace the tools you have available.
You adjusted Dark Golden Land and a few others in way to deliver more emotion, and that was great. The Cave track used a deliberate synth sound to great effect. I would have liked to have seen more like that.
Logic daw?
U got a patreon? Do commissions?? Plz give us more!!
Can you make an extension of the "Fairy Fountain" part?
This is fuckin' sick!