TJ TechnoiZ - “Clash'N Slash: Worlds Away (Flash)” Full Soundtrack (IT) [Oscilloscope View]

[@MyOtheHedgeFox]

TJ TechnoiZ, aka Anton Schmidt [RU], lost his life in a car accident on September 14, 2008. The Russian demoscene still misses him.
- MyO ^ Nectarine

[@acrouzet]

So sorry to hear that. He was very talented.

[@екимов-и3н]

Отличный был парень

[@mikromacaroni]

:(

[@kencover2040]

God damn this game series never misses with that soundtrack

[@TaxiBot]

Module tracks are underrated in terms of usage for modern game soundtrack! Who's with me?

[@AnnoyedArt1256]

me too!

[@sarcastic_much]

i just played this game again after like 7 years and its still feels as good beating it again after all that time

[@danialjumagaliyev]

I wish there was a 3rd game of Clash N' Slash, imagine what soundtrack it would have.

[@uladzimirdarozka3882]

None actually, since TechnoiZ is no more.

[@OsuWCF20]

My Memories...

[@pschiptunes64]

that sounds legitimately real good

[@Pathfinder_A79]

This is gold

[@Fafr]

Feels weird to listen to Life Is Like Wasabi without hearing sounds of shock barrels being exploded, enemies freezing and me shooting the impulse

[@ausanaichaoraha841]

1:58

[@Andrew90046zero]

OMG YES CLASH N SLASH
can you also do the first clash n slash game aswell?
If im correct, these are actually MOD tracker songs.

[@Andrew90046zero]

@Burnt Fishy Yea I just noticed XD

[@-xan-7423]

This is random, but the game boy advance soundchip is very confusing

[@ozzie_goat]

It's a 16-bit coprocessor for a 32-bit ARM CPU that puts out 8-bit waveforms.

[@-xan-7423]

@@ozzie_goat I see, how many sound channels are there?

[@MixerVM]

@@-xan-7423 In hardware, there are only two channels. But most games use CPU software mixing to get at least four distinct ones. Also the original Gameboy's sound capabilities can be used (two pulse wave a la NES, one custom 4-bit waveform, and a noise generator.)

[@quadpad_music]

@@MixerVM [deleted] - So... How do so many GBA oscilloscope views show more than 2 non-PSG channels?

[@MikaTsukiii]

@@quadpad_music they extracted/rip the sound data from the rom into recognizable format, like xm or midi.