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Yup, a quick remix (or maybe cover is more appropriate?) made earlier (when I was too hot and bothered to do anything useful >.<) of the castle theme from the original Super Mario Bros. for NES.
Um, yeah, don't have much to say about it. I've been experimenting with volume tweaks and I'm not too sure about some parts early-ish on but overall I'm pretty happy with this. Oh and you might need to turn the volume up a bit for the start but it does get louder.
Mario, Bowser and Super Mario Bros are all (C) Nintendo, but you didn't need me to tell you that, right? :P
Um, yeah, don't have much to say about it. I've been experimenting with volume tweaks and I'm not too sure about some parts early-ish on but overall I'm pretty happy with this. Oh and you might need to turn the volume up a bit for the start but it does get louder.
Mario, Bowser and Super Mario Bros are all (C) Nintendo, but you didn't need me to tell you that, right? :P
Category Music / Game Music
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 120 x 113px
File Size 1.29 MB
Thanks, I appreciate it ^_^
I thought that I as I was just doing these last two pieces as quick little things that keeping them simple would be easier and in this case keeping it simple helps keep it true to it's roots back on the NES. A song doesn't have to be fancy with a symphony of accompaniments and an orchestra.
A few limited wave and noise-based instruments with up to 4 tracks at once was able to produce such classics back on the NES, after all.
I thought that I as I was just doing these last two pieces as quick little things that keeping them simple would be easier and in this case keeping it simple helps keep it true to it's roots back on the NES. A song doesn't have to be fancy with a symphony of accompaniments and an orchestra.
A few limited wave and noise-based instruments with up to 4 tracks at once was able to produce such classics back on the NES, after all.
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