Star Fox - Corneria - Mega Drive/Genesis Re-Arrange (FL Studio)

[@McQueen8601]

Hey guys! I just opened an alternate YT channel dedicated to real hardware OST rips of Sega Mega Drive/Genesis games. Feel free to subscribe and check it out periodically for new uploads! kzbin.info/door/na2PHvDo489p5pApBHLi1A

[@TheLegendofRenegade]

Great to hear our drum samples being used so well I love it!! people need to move as far away from that generic ultimate genesis soundfont for drums as possible lol

[@HardDiskDog]

after trudging through eh genesis covers of this song this is by far my favorite

[@MY5TCrimson]

If that Star Fox running on Genesis proof-of-concept demo progresses any further - then we definitely need to hear this in there! Amazing rendition~

[@nub9562]

pretty impressive for Genesis, love it.

[@McQueen8601]

Thanks again for your work. It would have taken me ages to choose the right samples without ripping them first. I don't use soundfonts, I always work with separated raw samples to have full freedom :)

[@McQueen8601]

Yep. I could have used a guitar sample to make it more SNES-like, but I preferred to keep it on the YM2612 side of things.

[@normanroscher7545]

I guess that is, what a Sega 32X port would have sounded like. Great job!

[@ATARI800XLfan]

so this is what the Genesis version would have sounded like, awesome.

[@Kytk7]

Wooow qué impresionante cover, suena tan suave ❤

[@marciojbj]

this is awesome, it's sounds more "rock" than snes version

[@SinNameTag-user]

No

[@normanroscher7545]

The synthesized guitars sound like an old floppy drive. I think this should be played on the Floppotron! :-D

[@NoMoreHeroes2012]

Sweet composition Mcqueen!

[@ponocni1]

Sound fucking awsome and really close to snes. GJ

[@richardlively1492]

I know the snes had a better sound chip, but the mega drive just had better sound to it

[@normanroscher7545]

Yeah, just compare the SNES and Mega Drive / Genesis versions of Earthworm Jim! The bass and guitar sounds are much better, due to the FM synthesis approach instead of wavetable synthesis as used by Nintendo.

[@edmaster93]

You can't compare a guitar with a piano, both chips work different. As far as I know, MD sound chip creates the music according the commands while snes plays a sample (prerecord tune) able to play orchestral music rather than create them. MD Yamaha creates it's music while snes just play samples that may sound better but that doesn't mean is better than the other, both work independently.

[@Cade_The_Squirrel]

It's a case of more advanced not necessarily meaning better.

[@weapon777]

awesome re-arrange !

[@ashthedragon]

I love this

[@shadowupper]

I'm stunned, very good job.

[@stevenpavelish6017]

Awesome!

[@toddoroi4947]

It's funny to think that there is a demo of starwing on megadrive running without any expansion chips.

[@dannyemory6261]

Now this remix I could get use to! =D

[@Ostnizdasht206]

Well done!

[@Ostnizdasht206]

Cap'n Crunch Come again?

[@eggswithbutterfingers3908]

IDK I subscribed you because your racial factor. (100%)

[@Ostnizdasht206]

Cap'n Crunch RADICAL! (air guitar)

[@eggswithbutterfingers3908]

+Tired Asian Gamer 😁

[@zyvaXterminator]

Sounds good.

[@newtonkline3182]

Any die-hard Sega fans out there know where this song was inspired from. Afterburner final takeoff. Listen to afterburner first and then listen to this

[@newtonkline5341]

Soooo true. Final take off.

[@normanroscher7545]

Yeah, I noticed the similarity, but did not know that it actually inspired this. :-)

[@McQueen8601]

Kick: Madden '93 Snare: Zool Tom: Battle Mania Orchestra hit: Sword of Vermillion

[@hartur4672]

magnific!

[@foxwale7508]

it s great and cool good job

[@differenzialhumanist]

awesome.......... Oo

[@ivanrussian275]

YES!ty man from russian!u prov my best console!

[@toddoroi4947]

It probably won't get any better without expansion chips.

[@OlivierGrasakaolo]

Great track, always loved genesis sound. Btw, always prefered the genesis :D

[@robintst]

The thing about digitized samples used on a real Genesis is that the machine has far less audio RAM than the SNES because it's mainly used to hold the score of the music for the YM2612 synthesizer to interpret and generate. When a game included digitized samples, they usually had to be incredibly bit crushed and downsampled to fit within the Audio RAM. There are several exceptions however depending who the composer/sound programmer was, their skill level and familiarity with FM synthesis, and what kind of custom sound drivers they used. Generally, third-party western Genesis games sound like shit as those developers hated FM synth because it required far more effort and programming skill to do well than they we were willing to put forth. They bitched to SEGA of America about it so much that they had to commission an outside firm to develop a dedicated composing program for the system called GEMS which allowed them to sequence FM synth tracks like MIDI's. So typically a hell of a lot more of the Japanese-developed games, whose composers didn't need to use that horseshit, sound far more amazing and polished.

[@TheZudah]

the sound ram didnt matter. if it did how was the neogeo able to do more with less of it?

[@SergioJogosMegadrive]

Muito bom mais um inscrito com like vamos se Fortalecer tmj!

[@KarlSturmgewher]

Good! You should be a CPS2 version too.

[@MemoriabitBr]

Sounds great. Of course I'm not sure the Genesis would do it in the same way for a matter of hardware limitation, you are just showing a version on Genesis samples, correct?

[@McQueen8601]

Yeah, it's not 100% hardware accurate.

[@McQueen8601]

Thanks. I was thinking about making one using After Burner's instruments (since you know, this IS a knockoff of the After Burner theme).

[@normanroscher7545]

Right! I had never noticed by now, but it actually sounds very similar to SEGA's After Burner II soundtrack - especially in Stage 4! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGbaloeuZc2Upck (starting at 3:20)

The intro sounds like After Burner...

[@McQueen8601]

That's why I didn't use sampled guitars. FM synthesis>Samples :)

[@wolfy6631]

I need to learn how to use FL Studio QwQ

[@vetalm]

Is this even possible on an unmodded Mega Drive?

[@protocetid]

I’d like to know too, because this would fit like a glove in Gasega68k’s Star Fox port.

[@toddoroi4947]

watch?v=UuYFmIEtLLk The music is layered over the video (there is no sound).

[@opsimathics]

how sad is it that this sounds million times better than the garbage we got in Star Fox 64

[@sharknatorthegamer]

hey mcqueen can i use this theme for my show on youtube? i will give you credit for it

[@McQueen8601]

Yes you can, go ahead.

[@normanroscher7545]

Better than the original! :-)

[@shynodaa]

как жаль что это все сказки. так как сега не может в ревербрацию

[@hubertgaming6714]

Het

[@daseal1479]

You just converted the song back into After Burner, lol.

[@timothymorris1137]

Now it’s Afterburner.

[@McQueen8601]

Well, you might want to check out this one then: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH26c2yeraeNers

[@rockman0039]

La mega es mejor que la super.

[@AA-ez9cn]

genesis chip would not sound like this; it doesn't do reverb and the orchestra hit sample is impossible for it

[@McQueen8601]

It wouldn't sound like this on the real hardware, but the YM2612 is capable of simulating reverb/delay effects by playing an instrument several times at different volume levels and/or with different channel panning.

[@loganb7177]

McQueen8601 didn't the Sega genesis have a sample channel? so they could use a orchestra hit recording for it.

[@TorutheRedFox]

Logan B 100% correct.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

McQueen8601 so basically sound differing ?

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

***** lmaooooooooo that game sounds like shit !!!!!!! no comparison to the snes audio

[@ATARI800XLfan]

of course FM synthesis is always better then samples.

[@ATARI800XLfan]

why? Genesis sounds more unique.

[@nakamanga5412]

Virtua Fox

[@briannolan6328]

Well done!