Made in Famitracker, VRC6 expansion, 70hz. Originally written by Jun Ishikawa & Dan Miyakawa. From Kirby Super Star, ending theme to Revenge of Meta Knight.

Learning new trackers is either fun or stressful for me... thankfully, this was much more fun than stressful. This is the 3rd track I've completed in Famitracker, next to Dragon Quest title theme and Kraid's Theme LOLOLOLOL.

Comments are appreciated, as always!

Meta Knight Defeated (Famitracker VRC6 Cover)

Reuploads of the same tracks, but in full versions for the fan game After the Sequel. Enjoy!

Hot N' Cold (Horizon Heights Special)

Crazy (B3 Edit)

This was really weird to work with. :S

Act 1: https://soundcloud.com/sonichyuga/sa2musicplant1

Sonic Advance 2 - Music Plant Act 2

FREE at http://soniccd.ocremix.org!

The Sound of Speed is the 45th album published by OverClocked ReMix and arranges music from both the Japanese and American versions of the Sonic CD soundtrack, released in 1993 for the Sega CD. It features 38 tracks arranged by 39 artists in a variety of styles and genres. This album was made as a tribute to the game's 20th anniversary.

It was made by fans, for fans, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by SEGA or Sonic Team; all original compositions are copyright their respective owners.

• Game: Sonic CD (Sega, 1993, SCD)
• Composers: David Young, Mark Crew, Masafumi Ogata, Naofumi Hataya, Spencer N. Nilsen

Director
• Matt Keller (SuperiorX)

Assistant Director
• Pete Lepley (Phonetic Hero)

Artwork
• Sami Briggs (TheSmai)
• Matt Keller (SuperiorX) - logo & art typograhpy
• Niyazi Sonmez (DiGi Valentine) - coordinator

Website
• Wesley Cho (Bahamut)
• David W. Lloyd (djpretzel)

Trailer
• José E. Felix (José the Bronx Rican)

Production Assistance
• Jordan Etienne (Sir Jordanius)

Feedback Team
• Jordan Etienne (Sir Jordanius)
• Michael Birch (Flexstyle)

Album Concept Special Thanks
• Beverley Wooff (Rexy)

Associate Directors & Producers
• Stevo Bortz (Level 99)
• Dustin Lagaly (Theory of N)

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Sonic CD: Temporal Duality

FREE download

1-07 Timekeeper [Garrett Williamson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irslIm22Y2Q

This is part remix, part mashup. Old school DJMAX/bemani fans should recognize quite a bit in this as well. :V

Youtube link above has surprise @ 1m30s mark

Topical Tropical - For Star Shores Act 3

This may be the biggest departure from the original music in the entire revamped soundtrack. There are two things going on here: 

The first is that I wanted to score the 'Lost' part of 'Lost Levels'. It needed something mysterious and perhaps somewhat foreboding. Lost Levels are a tribute to all the stuff that never made it into official releases yet had assets leftover in one game or another. If the fan-canon here is anything to go by (including the zone name) it's something not many people have visited, abundance of badniks aside.

The second is that like I said in the Hilltop Heights music description, with this soundtrack I really wanted to obliterate the usual preconceptions of what a 'retro' and 'sonic' game should sound like musically. It's obviously not 16-bit/YM2612 and perhaps a little more 'modern' than the typical 'Redbook Audio' game of the early 90's.

While technology may have been half of the mold I wanted to break out of, the other half would be... 2D Sonic in general. Don't get me wrong, All of S1/S2/S3&K had awesome soundtracks for slightly different reasons, but there's also just so much more that can be done. Take Sonic Adventure's Mystic Ruins for example. Without the visual association the first thing that comes to mind might not be 'Sonic', at all!

There's also that little tidbit in the form of S2's Hidden Palace unused track. It... doesn't sound anything like a sidescroller Sonic composition, especially when you compare it to the extremely trippy/catchy rhythms and hooks of S3&K. In fact, if you chucked it into RPGMaker or some such it really wouldn't be all that of a stretch to expect a Final Fantasy style random encounter and then battle music out of the blue. That was something I really, -really- wanted to explore, and I think overall it works!

Or maybe that Hidden Palace track went unused for a reason. Or maybe I'm just scratching a JRPG itch. You decide. ;p

Invisible Realm - For Lost Levels Act 1

If butt rock is an acceptable genre, butt funk has to be too, right?

Right?

p.s. I'm a cunning linguist.

p.p.s Butt funk sure is a rocky ride.

p.p.p.s Ha. Ha. Ha.

Butt Funk - For Rocky Ride Act 2

Team Sonic Racing OST - Mod Pods

Mod Pods (Can You Feel The Sunshine remix)

Horizon Heights Act 1

Fluid Air - For Fortress Flow Act 1 - Sonic Before the Sequel

I compile video game playlists intended to invoke the story and themes of the game beyond just the OST by using remixes and rearranging tracks. If you like music to tell a story, check out my playlists! Maybe your favorite game is on there.

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Fluid Air - For Fortress Flow Act 1 - Sonic Before the Sequel

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