Works of Flash

Can't save tournament replays so I had to record this.

Second track in an album I’m working on.

Trying out Flipnote Studio 3D.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60d4uGPNblo&list=PLF52oBu3ADLiAd9D5g6mN56bh_vMCrM5u A month or two ago, I got a new Yamaha Keyboard. I wanted to see how it sounded playing official midis from games. Kind of a quick way to see where it's strong and weak points were. Though I was pretty impressed overall and thought it was worth recording one of the games I was testing it with. I separated it into two videos (Ones with Sonic 3 tracks, and the  other with Sonic & Knuckles tracks so it wouldn't be too long.

So this was an experiment.of sorts. I wanted to see how well I could make a song that could easily translate from C700 to VOPM. (Super Nintendo, and Sega Genesis sound, basically)

Someone had recommended that I make a slight alteration in the the music I choose to arrange. So I picked this. Some of the more -notable- things I've changed/added was create a couple more instruments to make the melody sound more intense. I also added extra percussion. Beyond that, I didn't want to add any more layers to it. Since this isn't a 8-bit score that only has like, three or four different "instruments." Where you have a lot of leg room to put whatever you want into it.

Four Witches in a different light.

This is something I had made a long time ago. I thought I would never find again due to a certain website being closed. But the .FLA file turned out to be burned on some random CD in my room. So now I can share its magic with you.

Final Fantasy: Matoya's cave arranged with The Minish Cap sound-bank.

Here is a example of a walk cycle that'll be used for all of the larger human characters  The left is the original base, while the right is basically a character applied over it. Once inserted into Flash 8 I tween the animation to make it look more smooth.

Something I've been doing recently that I've neglected to post on Tumblr.  Zelda Music stylized for a particular game. This one was is my first work I've done by ear. If you like this you can find more here.

Wario Land 4

If you want to hear the original for comparison then here. Bloop

So I recently came across this nifty VST, it basically emulates the Sony SPC700. (The audio cpu in the Super Nintendo.) it can even read SPC files and use their samples with the proper looping points. So I decided to test it on an old score I've made. (Late 2012 old.) It's pretty simple but it doesn't go over eight instruments, so by coincidence it's within the Super Nintendo's limitations. The original was done in famitracker, and the arranged version was done in preparation for something I'm not doing anymore; so I didn't see the harm in releasing it.