Vektor - Tetrastructural Minds 8 BIT VERSION

[@thomasaragorn]

This sounds amazing! Great job!

[@jacobtuley2573]

I love this song in it's normal version but this is something straight out of some sort of retro si-fi game

[@DaToxicHeraetic]

Amazing work.

[@TehiCHD]

that's so goddam unfortunate that i found out about this video two years later

[@lucianovillarreal9880]

Unespectaculo

[@Ipod2000Z]

just needs the amazing screams ;)

[@SAM-yv9ne]

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!cit. Dave DiSanto

[@jluna9465]

At the beginning I thought my cellphone was broken😳

[@lucifermelissazuniga4279]

VekToR se vuelve un videojuego XDXD

[@goldsrcorsource2551]

bro this is great but there are a couple parts where it's supposed to accelerate that stayed the same speed

[@Syklonus]

It's probably staying true to the 8 -bit format as I don't think you could do tempo jumps or ramps on those old systems.

[@novaseer]

@@Syklonus I doubt you could do time signature changes either, and there were plenty of those here.

[@mason3872]

@@novaseer I mean they could do time signature changes but they definitely couldn’t have this many tracks on an nes game nor would they usually have a song this long. It usually be short reusable bits with an occasional variation as to save storage space. Having multiple tracks with a bunch of different parts would be illogical and impossible. Not to mention that drums are almost never used in nes soundtracks so that guys logic literally makes no sense. I’m an old school video game nerd so I look to deep into this kinda stuff. The guy who made this was probably just a bit lazy because this probably took him hours and hours for days so he took a shortcut on that part.

[@BirdNoise77]

This belongs in one of them NES games

[@LuisGutierrezG123]

Do you have a MIDI of this song?