Dinosaur Planet Remastered - Arriving at SwapStone Circle

The theme that plays when you first arrive to the SwapStone Circle from Dinosaur Planet, remastered to full CD quality, using the original source synths and samples!
This remaster comes to us, thanks to long time channel contributor, michael02022! Having done all he can for Star Fox Adventures, michael is now working on all of the songs possible for Dinosaur Planet, the game Star Fox Adventures would eventually become! Like with his Star Fox Adventures work, what is presented here sounds fantastic, and I am sure will please fans of the game, and those listening to the music for the first time. I am very grateful michael has allowed me to continue sharing his work here on the channel, and look forward to more of his contributions, as time goes by.
If you would like to talk to michael about his work on these remasters, his Discord tag (without quotes) is "michael02022"
You may download this song in lossless from here: drive.google.com/file/d/1Dr5s...
All completed songs can be found here: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
If you like our restoration/remaster work, why not check out our Cover channel, where our team members do various covers of music from games: / @churchsermonscok

[@RobinRhombus2]

It's a bit of a shame what happened with this game, dragging both the Dinosaur Planet idea and Starfox franchise through the mud. But you can really feel what could have been when listening to the ost.

[@MisterSheeple]

So awesome to see Dinosaur Planet get the Church of Kondo treatment!

[@SoyLuciano]

The best part is that it was uploaded on my birthday!

[@VisaCardholder]

Star Fox Adventures is one of my favorite game soundtracks. Dinosaur Planet is like a little secret trove of new tunes to my favorite game. Thank you for bringing this fully realized version of this song to our KZbin feed.

[@NIX-FLIX]

I had no idea this game got past the concept art stage

[@LinkyHYC]

You can actually play through a quite good part of the game nowadays, and the various fixes made by the fans for it made it quite more stable than it was when the beta leaked two years ago! What is left is mostly what made the transition to StarFox Adventures though, even if some were drastically changed.

[@AstralSnowstorm6157]

Glad to see DP make a return to the good ol' remastered treatment once more.

[@Megsducks]

Such a good tune!!

[@ciaragarrity6425]

Thank you for getting to the Dinosaur Planet series! Even though it wasn’t released, it turned into Starfox Adventures. This game in its beta stage actually had a difficult story and music than what was finalized.

[@Yamagatabr]

How could I be thinking of this the exact smae day this guys posts this on youtube? The OST, everything in that game was GORGEOUS

[@kokorogensou]

oh man those drums are DELICIOUS hope to see more DP tracks remastered!

[@Solodarkwolf5]

Yay! Dinosaur Planet!

[@ManillaHeep]

Don't know a thing about this game but the music makes me want to investigate. 🧐

[@AndrevusWhitetail]

If you've ever played Starfox Adventures, you've played about 60~% of this game. Very late into development on the N64 this game got repurposed into a Starfox skinned Zelda-esque adventure game that was then ported over to the Gamecube. Sadly a ton of content went unused in the final product.

[@CrustyFox87]

This game is technically where Krystal came from

[@eatingmage603]

Neat!

[@noirelectrique8782]

I am impressed by the rendering of the restorations. Could you make a complete video of how you do it? it will also be cool to have other zelda music like ocarina of time or twillight princess!

[@NunofYerbizness]

Of what I gather of the process; So first, an enthusiast listens to a specific piece of video game music. If the music is sequenced, then it can be extracted and have all of its channels listened to separately. When a certain instrument (or plural) stands out to the enthusiast, they search around for an identical match to those sounds; Usually for 90s titles, these come from specific brands of synth pianos like Yamaha and Korg. Then miraculously (or easily, depending on how the music gets reconstructed), the full track gets remade only once all high-quality source instruments have been found and identified. I assume maybe FL Studio is used to put them all together? It's an interesting and fun sub-culture that branched off from the SiIvaGunner community, and as of, there's been hundreds of games that've had some of their utilized instruments identified, even enticing a couple to dig into sample CDs and identifying sounds from there, of which audio from those have seen use by such video game composers as Koji Kondo, Stewart Copeland and Hideki Naganuma back in the day. (This type of sampling research also undoubtedly extends to songs not meant for video games, like Daft Punk's Interstellar 5555 thing)

[@XX-sp3tt]

What should have been.

[@RuhkcusTV]