Monkey Island Theme on Eight Floppy Drives

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Believe I have the whole audio recording part perfected so I spent some time focusing on the video. This was highly requested and it's a pretty fun theme.
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[@jonathanbreton123]

The Secret of the Floppy Island

[@itsaguinness]

Jonathan Breton ewww

[@dadix8645]

😂😂😂

[@PolloDeGomaConPolea]

xDDD

[@CaptainStrannik]

You are right)) The Secret of drive island))

[@Shiroi_Tora_Ch]

😂😂😂

[@keiyakins]

So THAT'S what's on disks 22, 23, 47, and 114.

[@weltensittich1266]

+Keiya Bachhuber Thank you for this awesome comment. :)

[@villainousthoughts]

I have all the time in the world for this reference.

[@krashd]

I remember in Monkey Island 2 entering the tunnel under the waterfall on one of the three "tri-island area" islands and the game asked for disks 10 and 11 for the first time and that freaked me out as I hadn't needed those disks before and I thought I was at the end of the game. Then when I got to the endgame much later, the showdown with LeChuck took place in identical-looking tunnels and I for the first time realised why big games had shit-loads of disk-swapping. You could either duplicate data across the disks and have a game with 20 disks and very little disk-swapping or you could have a game on 11 disks and have a single scene require three disk-swaps because many scenes would re-use data.

[@OMA2k]

@@krashd : You played MI2 on 11 floppies? Wow, and I thought playing MI1 on 4 floppies was inconvenient.

[@krashd]

@@OMA2k I think as games got bigger (1993-onwards) is when it became obvious that games either had to be hard disk installable or would come on a CD instead of floppies, but by that time the Amiga and Atari ST were dying and PC gaming was going to take over. in 1991/1992 a game on 8-12 disks was rare but by 1993 it became a common feature for games to have a handful of disks. I think the worst example was Rise of the Robots, a beat-em-up that came on 16 disks. Disk-swapping in that game was insane because every robot was on a different disk and every location/venue was on a different disk and so you spent two minutes worth of loading and swapping just for a 60 second fight. When I got my first PC in 1995 the change was incredible, games were 10 times larger but everything loaded in seconds because of the hard disk.

[@eichs22]

I hope you know Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert himself tweeted this video out. Awesome job man!

[@ColdSpark824]

The grindy tone matches the pirate aesthetic so well. God damn.

[@DestroyerX61]

Sounds like ye ole' wood bending on a pirate ship

[@pockypurse]

@@DestroyerX61 Or a hurdy-gurdy

[@user-yr5nv2gv7m]

the crossover u dindt kno u wanted, with the robot pirates with spaceships from rayman

[@Caleb-fv5fp]

Robot pirates

[@TranscendentLion]

That's the second biggest floppy drive I've ever seen!

[@andreaslind6338]

Well first you'd better stop waving it round like a feather duster.

[@omicroneridani7456]

@@andreaslind6338 You're rubber, he's glue...

[@krashd]

Look behind you, a three-headed disk drive!

[@lroby74]

Ahahahahaa

[@TimpanKanava]

I'm selling these fine leather disk drives

[@Watcher3223]

Stan's Previously Owned Floppy Drives.

[@yahlov]

floppy idol

[@massidelly]

Ahhahahhahahahhahhaha

[@lukeholladay]

Whichever floppy drive is covering the baritone/bass spectrum - bad ass. You sir are a bad ass floppy drive.

[@Vedurin]

lukeholladay i love this one. there's a 40 fdd version of the pirates of the carribean, but it sucks. since it's just 4 arrays of 10 fdds playing 4 channels. this guy here put together some awesome creativity. the sound is actually amazing. the table is used greatly to amplify the sound and it compliments especially the both bass fdds. this is a piece of art ! btw both middle fdds on the right side do the bass

[@LouisDaher18]

Couldn't agree more!

[@illegalquantity]

Yeah it's like tha spaceship in the Encounters of third kind.

[@TheGamingSyndrom]

i always cry when i hear the monkey island theme so many memorys i want someone to hug me :(

[@huecobros]

Can't make fun of you cause same thing happens to me

[@sultrysophist]

Same.

[@casperado666]

be a true pirate! hug yourself!

[@MiguelBaptista1981]

Yarrr

[@Yanseis18]

Same, instant goosebumbs and tears in my eyes.

[@Reikis645]

These kind of videos give me huge nerdgasm

[@aledbarreto]

Reikis645 Hahaha, and if you add your commander keen avatar, its an explosion !

[@micmul23]

Reikis645 Hottest nerdpr0n indeed.

[@OlviMasta77]

SWIM SWIM HUNGRY

[@DaphneBlue50s]

"I'm selling these fine leather jackets"

[@CSLucasEpic]

Wait, isn't that from the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade game?

[@robertmcdowell6084]

@@CSLucasEpic it's referenced in a lot of Lucas art games, like a lot, a little bit too much

[@casperado666]

Stan's previously owned floppy drives

[@BeavisSaves]

"Trust me, these babies will hold all the data you'll ever need!"

[@MrDynamite110]

@@BeavisSaves I read that in his voice. It's one of those voices I'll never forget. Just like every other voice in the series.

[@Pingwn]

@@BeavisSaves Let's talk extras!

[@nicksmith1666]

Utter genius at it's most pointless. Love it!

[@RamRam.720]

internet FTW

[@kamkazekid]

"You don't become a pirate just by askin'" "You have to go though..." "THE THREE TRIALS"

[@daniela3059]

Im pretty sure there is no other race in the universe that could do that

[@Exiria]

Daniela or would have the patience to do it lol maybe their toddlers do it

[@GamerWho]

Lucky for us, or it'd be the dominant species....

[@Flossy350]

I doubt anyone else in the universe has ever heard of the archaic floppy drive

[@Yeroen]

This is unbelievable. Even all the notes seem to be right. Crazy.

[@Myrdock]

that...is...beautiful

[@Myrdock]

+Mark Johnson this needs to be made in Super Mario Maker...I'm trying

[@Galbrei]

I don't know what I was expecting when I opened this video, but this is pretty amazing!

[@canaleeliminato5847]

Game: Insert disk 114 Me at 7 years old: Dad? What's this?

[@cmdrreggit]

*Undertale Megalovania* : "I have the most KZbin remixes!!" *Monkey Island Theme* : "Ooooh you sweet summer child......"

[@BloodySJohnson]

Saw this first years ago, and I still keep coming back to it. Super cool tech stuff, and legit wonderful music.

[@EndyMX]

Same everytime I get goosebumps!

[@banj0smah0mie]

Still better than the PC speaker.

[@benhatto]

+banj0 I dont really think so but ok

[@krashd]

Seriously? He means the speaker inside your PC... the one that can only do beeps and boops, if you think that is better then you must be a shoe, Ben. A shoe I tell you!

[@MichaelPohoreski]

PC **squeaker.** FTFY. :-)

[@miljororforsprakpartiet290]

That's actually true lol

[@kuppamato]

nah, only PC speaker brings out the true sound of the past

[@rubbelkatz3672]

Damn this piece sounds awesome on just about ANYTHING.

[@20thDoxCentury]

Monkey island was the first game i played through and THIS IS SO EPIC!!!!

[@YaMamaLikesMe]

This is the culmination of the internet!! :)

[@ZomgZomg007]

memories.....man these games were so much fun back in the day!. so sad they don't make these anymore :(

[@capncoolio]

I actually love you. This game was THE game when I was a kid (which admittedly, wasn't THAT long ago, but dem feels man, dem feels).

[@607]

This is ridiculous! Amazing. My least favourite thing about using diskettes: the high risk of data getting corrupted. My second least favourite thing about using diskettes: the slow reading and writing speeds. My _favourite_ thing about using diskettes: the sounds that the drive makes when reading or writing. ;)

[@ihategeorgeosbourne]

this is amazing

[@spare2288]

Please insert disk #7

[@FallForInsanity]

This is... simply amazing :D

[@BenStillerFaggot64]

I'm really glad that you make this, MrSolidSnake745.

[@weeruz]

I love you man! I was one of them that requested it and I screamed like a little JB fan when I saw the title. Was not let down either. Sounds awesome!

[@GoldSabre]

This sounds superb! Another excellent arrangement, thanks for making it!

[@toyboxlemonza3293]

The amount of Awesome here is unmeasurable....

[@notjustforme]

this beats like 90% of all other versions. may it be orchestral, on guitar, piano, whatever! amazing :)

[@vittorioaliquo8189]

This is like a cyber punk dream come true, you're a freakin' hero!

[@Endrance88]

pretty much how it sounded when i transferred my sound to my computer's default sound card in the 90s

[@TatoSalat]

wow. just wow. 10/10

[@Geraki0n]

I find it crazy that this is arguably better audio quality than how many people played at release (PC speaker only).

[@OvercloakeD]

I miss this game, haven't played it for ages.

[@michaelbeaster2921]

Hey honey did you get our taxes done yet? No I'm busy making the Monkey Island theme come out of a bunch of floppy drives!

[@ElectronikHeart]

Actually I would have preferred my computer to do this with its floppy drive rather than playing the theme with the horrible PC Speaker I had xD (This game played the music with the buzzer if you don't have a soundblaster compatible sound card.)

[@Kipperlab]

XD I prefer Roland...that was like "Like a boss" XD

[@Dowlphin]

Funny thing is that with certain drivers, the PC speaker would have been able to play much better sound. It only sounded crappy because the system device wasn't supposed to be used for more advanced stuff (and maybe the driver would have eaten up CPU). I remember having tried it out back then and it sounded as good as sound card sound can from a single tiny membrane within a PC case.

[@Kipperlab]

Hmmm...Interesting POV

[@Atomic303]

Dᴏᴡʟᴘʜɪɴ Yes this driver feature was possibly used in the old DOS game "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1991) which could make realistic noises and speech samples through the PC speaker! :)

[@johncarcinogen]

Kipperlab no guitar freaks to get your roland/boss joke? sad

[@ohmino2866]

This is the best thing I find on internet since 1997. Ciao frome Rome!!!

[@JamieBainbridge]

I think this is your best one yet!

[@FozzieBear43]

I am thoroughly impressed.

[@Moustachezzz]

Never has an earrape been so enjoyable.

[@jinzologisch]

you sir, just won my heart.

[@Tresquall]

I was already listening to your awesome songs. And then... I found this. My favorite game theme of all time. And if you don't mind me saying so, I think it's your best so far. :D

[@Akimb0]

One of my favourite game themes ever. Thanks for doing this!

[@sacamentobob]

im speechless. Actually im not..this is amazing

[@Intruppaman]

This is crazy. I love it

[@danthreepwood2760]

I just smiled for the first time this week

[@OnlyWednesdays]

I loved these games... can't believe I forgot about them.

[@frazzleboy]

no other video has made me laugh so much and been so awesome .... thanks lol

[@Vumpalouska]

Awesome!

[@CapitanoDilletanto]

sounds really cool!

[@brianmooreshead]

This is a very appropriate video considering 8 disks was about the number that you needed to play this game on the Amiga 500.

[@MTseineVideos]

I waited a long time for this!

[@pennietwelve7943]

Awesome nostalgia for the win!

[@illegalquantity]

What great musicians are, what amazing concert is!

[@offspringy]

Guybrush-floppywood, mighty pirate

[@sfbrown1981]

Im blown away

[@u3x590]

It reminds me of the singing portal turrets. :D

[@operation1968]

That's the second coolest monkey island thing I've ever seen 😏😅

[@KRAMPUS_G60_16V]

This sounds just proper

[@Dxtrrr]

KZbin's rabbit hole is awesome stuff sometimes!

[@PeTTs0n88]

With that said - with a really effective controller for the floppy drives (that can split the load in such a way that as little raw audio data as possible is lost, i.e. gets utilization to as close to 100% as possible without creating other issues) and floppy drives that are capable of producing an as precise sound wave as possible (and the controller can utilize this to create a clear composite sound wave) - it might be doable, would love to see (hear) it done, for sure. ^^

[@vesacksi]

absolute banger

[@Coyote27981]

Considering the first time i played monkey island, i only had a pc speaker for sound, this is an improvement.

[@CYON4D]

This is awesome.

[@3HeadedMonkey]

this is awesome

[@robertcrossfield9124]

This is awesome

[@mdlvx]

F***ing Awesome!!!

[@Grantorrone_official]

This crazy and awesome!

[@naikomusic]

GREAT!!!! I Love this!

[@DaniLazybones]

Holy cow this is sick

[@pires4641]

Absolutely beautiful

[@Theeubernoob]

I got this scar on my face during a mighty struggle!

[@GrouchyGander]

Hi, I'm selling these fine floppy drives.

[@DanielGimness]

That is awesome!

[@SchmidtMueller]

Now it suddenly all makes sense! Thank you so much! I can die in peace now.

[@The1wsx10]

imagine a program that took sound from a program (eg. game music) and converted it into whatever this uses real time that would be truly epic imagine floppy audiosurf

[@static_anachromatic]

Amazing arrangement! I have been wanting to hear this on floppy's for a long time! :D

[@GANHEDDO]

You are a genius!

[@votfol1394]

ohh LGR

[@folk112]

How much flopp could a floppydrive flopp if a floppydrive could floppy flopp?

[@BitchinVR6]

Frisk Livd a flopp drive could flopp no amount of flopp since a floppdrive cant flopp flopp

[@lazulenoc6863]

@@BitchinVR6 Yeah but what if the floppydrive could flopp, then how much flopp could a floppydrive flopp if a floppydrive could floppy flopp?

[@Aassymcass]

Fantastic.

[@Yer_Da_]

This is actually a very pleasant listen!

[@Shiggedy]

Man, this rocks so hard.

[@Z3r0XoL]

might be the best one

[@seriousbusiness47]

mmm, i love those low notes they have such a good sound

[@FedericoSantamorena]

EPICNESS IS EPICNESS

[@franciscomartinez2113]

Amazing!

[@stupendor1]

you are a genius

[@SirArghPirate]

Ah.. this has to be one of the funniest videos I've seen in a very long time. Very cool though.

[@sadeva6532]

wow this is brilliant. :) I never cease to be amazed how this works. I still dunno HOW it is done, but the result is wicked!

[@operation1968]

Drive A didn't only orchestrate this thing. Drive A was this thing

[@kelvincasing5265]

You mad genius.

[@GrimMayDie]

This is metal af

[@paulolameiras861]

This is insane!