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Earthworm Jim - Andy Asteroids? VRC6 mix
“Look! They’re meatballs!”
Perhaps one of the goofiest tracks from EWJ was the one for Andy Asteroids.
Zooming through a tunnel while listening to some banjos playing? Tommy, you’re a mad genius!
This was the most difficult song cover I’ve made to this date!
I’d like to give a special thank you to
bestthe. He gave me encouragement when I was about to give up. Thanks for the extra push I needed!
I think I may have messed up slightly on a few points, but I got close enough to be happy with my work.
Enjoy the song, or EAT DIRT!! *Fires his laser gun at everyone in the vicinity*
Original composers: Mark Miller and Tommy Tallarico
Earthworm Jim © 1994 Shiny Entertainment
Perhaps one of the goofiest tracks from EWJ was the one for Andy Asteroids.
Zooming through a tunnel while listening to some banjos playing? Tommy, you’re a mad genius!
This was the most difficult song cover I’ve made to this date!
I’d like to give a special thank you to
bestthe. He gave me encouragement when I was about to give up. Thanks for the extra push I needed!I think I may have messed up slightly on a few points, but I got close enough to be happy with my work.
Enjoy the song, or EAT DIRT!! *Fires his laser gun at everyone in the vicinity*
Original composers: Mark Miller and Tommy Tallarico
Earthworm Jim © 1994 Shiny Entertainment
Category Music / Game Music
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 1.48 MB
Calling anything 'goofy' in Earthworm Jim is up against some pretty stiff competition - and I can definitely appreciate how difficult this would have been to reconstruct (was it done by ear?) but it sounds pretty much exactly how I remember it! Especially that part with the random noises in the middle...
Tommy Tallarico and Dave Perry together... the result is clearly dangerous.
Tommy Tallarico and Dave Perry together... the result is clearly dangerous.
Certainly one of those moments in a game where I can never get so accustomed to it that my heart rate doesn't increase each time I play it.
In any case, an impressive cover. I usually don't care much for 8-bit renditions and the like, but it's fantastically good. The only thing that was missing was the end victory music. I was really looking forward to hearing that
In any case, an impressive cover. I usually don't care much for 8-bit renditions and the like, but it's fantastically good. The only thing that was missing was the end victory music. I was really looking forward to hearing that
Thanks! ^w^
I did have a few problems, but the VRC6 gave me a little help.
The 2A03 chip built into the NES gives 2 square channels, 1 triangle, 1 noise, and 1 DPCM.
The Konami VRC6 that was used in the Japanese version of Castlevania III adds 2 pulse square channels, and 1 sawtooth.
Without those extra channels this would’ve been a lot harder, but I wanted the cover to be as true to the original as possible while still providing that old school NES feel.
I did have a few problems, but the VRC6 gave me a little help.
The 2A03 chip built into the NES gives 2 square channels, 1 triangle, 1 noise, and 1 DPCM.
The Konami VRC6 that was used in the Japanese version of Castlevania III adds 2 pulse square channels, and 1 sawtooth.
Without those extra channels this would’ve been a lot harder, but I wanted the cover to be as true to the original as possible while still providing that old school NES feel.
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