Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Trailer 3 Music in Ocarina of Time Engine

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I recreated the music from the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Trailer 3 in the Ocarina of Time engine. The audio is recorded from a real N64, and the music data is injected into the console's memory live using the Triforce% toolchain. Plus, some behind-the-scenes info from me!
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[@biskut3483]

malon's voice as the erhu is incredible

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@Dracheplayz]

fr

[@wolfmanmariofan]

Truly

[@ravioli-oo9ku]

the fact it sounds so good makes you realize what a great theme this is

[@lukedavies3654]

I remember your botw trailer videos years ago, this is so nostalgic. Thank you

[@MrVinicius5000]

What a flawless job ! Sounds amazing without sacrifice the N64 feel.

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@Ender-Beats]

Amazing work. Nothing more to say... this is plainly amazing work

[@captain_arbiter3167]

We NEED a playlist of OOTified TOTK music

[@Sauraen]

Anyone can make a playlist!

[@KlareAudio]

wow truly excellent job on this

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@tysondennis1016]

We need an TotK demake that has N64 level graphics and audio!

[@Consolous]

Incredibly well done

[@benoitheylens4802]

Awesome work ! Especially the end part.

[@yetet]

this is one of the coolest videos on youtube and no one can change my mind

[@IUseScripts]

You made me cry

[@Sauraen]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@prestonrcasey]

This was some great sequencing!

[@painuchiha2694]

I absolutely love this 🔥

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@eduardohinojosa5215]

felicidades por este gran trabajo ! quedo hermoso

[@Sauraen]

Gracias!

[@TheWind_Waker]

This was cool. Thank you for your hard work.

[@Splatific]

It’s actually perfect holy…

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@chiffmonkey]

Sounds great but the crazy sax part doesn't have enough oomph.

[@Smfsableye]

I got emotional for it though in a way I didn’t for the original

[@kayden2119]

lmao ok@@Smfsableye

[@MrLinkkid]

Just goes to show midis are timeless.

[@FoxFireCode]

This is really great

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@livvy94]

Flawless!

[@moisesribeiro1584]

SENSACIONAL ❤️✨👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Sauraen]

Gracias!

[@ryanding5438]

great work!

[@ABMC2]

crazy good wtf

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@ABMC2]

@@Sauraen np dude while im here i have but one question: how in the ever-loving fuck did you make this? i would like to maybe try my hand at it lol

[@Sauraen]

@@ABMC2 For beginners, just download an OoT soundfont and use the instruments from that in your DAW of choice. If you want to create sequences which can actually be used in-game like this one, there's a bit more MIDI setup you'll need to do in your DAW, and then you'll need to use a tool to convert the MIDI to the N64 sequence format, and load it into your romhack project. If you get to that point and need help, feel free to reach out to me!

[@Sauraen]

@@ABMC2 Also if you like this, please check out Triforce% which I directed, gettriforce.link/

[@ABMC2]

@@Sauraen nice, thanks!, will check that out!

[@JacobShropshire]

Kind of sounds like some of the super Mario galaxy 1 music

[@Sauraen]

You mean this version or the original piece?

[@JacobShropshire]

@@Sauraen This version. It reminds me of the brass instruments that more accented the first Mario galaxy soundtrack than the second.

[@squirtlestan6498]

Can you do the full totk theme

[@cleverman383]

Better than the original!

[@stich9276]

How is this possible!!

[@Sauraen]

What aspect of it?

[@stich9276]

How to make the game play songs

[@Sauraen]

@@stich9276 Modding tools, and then for most people, playing the modified ROM in an emulator or on a flashcart. In this case, I'm using the Triforce% toolchain, so it is a slightly modified ROM on a flashcart but all the music data is injected through controller input by a robot.

[@SideQuestStories]

You played the song of trailer

[@PeregrinePilgrimage]

that sax line will ALWAYS obliterate me

[@MeemBeen]

This is really awesome. Such a nostalgic energy just from those classic sounds. I knew the music from OoT was iconic but these gives me a new appreciation for the tools too

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@b2j135]

I got so many chills...that was excellent

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@tephereth2078]

MAJOR props for recording from an n64 and including mp3 downloads as well as seemingly the files necessary to implement this track into an n64 game ourselves. the purist and audiophile in me wishes there were more like you

[@Sauraen]

You're welcome! This track is slated to be included in the OoT Randomizer, though it's with a batch of music which requires better support in their toolchain for custom banks, so I don't know when that will get merged. But I have seen it running in a test build of the rando.

[@tephereth2078]

@@Sauraen that’s awesome, was actually hoping it’d become a randomizer track

[@FullaEels]

The Zelda's lullaby at the end always gets me

[@FullaEels]

over a year since i beat TOTK and now i feel nostalgic on two levels at the same time with this video. aaahhhh

[@The_nerd_hinox]

This is the best thing I have come across on KZbin in the past 10 years

[@Sauraen]

Thanks!

[@themastersword1621]

Really wanted to hear how the sax part sounded.

[@lordjabajaba]

This is so indescribably cool

[@Obbliteration]

Imaging hearing this in an n64

[@Sauraen]

You are hearing this on an N64... This isn't a soundfont, this is modded OoT. The song is also added to the OoT Randomizer so you can hear it on your own N64 if you're playing the rando.

[@Obbliteration]

@@Sauraen i mean in the 90s in a game

[@tommasoannoni4836]

Amazing! I have a question: Approaching this for the first time, I assume there is a way to have those n64 sounds banks / samples as “virtual synths” or vsts in a daw? Or running from a daw into a n64 emulator, maybe? (I guess that’s what you used to do for previous videos, but I don’t know where to find such vsts, if they exist - and the possibly copyright issues etc too, actually) I would love to try this process, but I don’t always have a physical N64 around nor the whole “feed” system, so I would start with samples in a daw

[@Sauraen]

Of course, you should be able to easily find soundfonts of OoT as well as many other games if you search online. Personally I usually directly rip the samples myself and load them into a sampler instead of trusting the soundfonts, but those would be much easier for a beginner.

[@silask.1966]

Wow amazing cover

[@filippomacchi1493]

Man this is BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@shadowman_390]

Great job 😮

[@FranB_89]

meh