Metal Gear 2 - Theme Of Solid Snake

Warrior's Everyday

After @harumi-makoto told me VGMTrans can work with PSF files, I instantly decided I was going to make use of this and play with the Mega Man 8 PSF set. Then I decided I was going to make an SNES cover of an underrated gem in a highly underrated soundtrack!

SPC: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14149000/2015/AMK/mm8_wily2.spc

Mega Man 8 - Dr. Wily Stage 2 [SNES SPC700]

some of the earliest tracks i'd ever put out... think i was about 13-14 around then

some of these are probably """heavily inspired""" by other tracks but honestly its just kinda fun to hear these again after years of doin stuff

Lock And Load

Descensus in gehennam

Most Wanted

C - R-O - W-N - E-D - (Kirby Planet Robobot)

Arranged by Milton Guasti.
Based on the original Metroid 2 song by Ryoji Yoshitomi.

Credits

After releasing NESify a week or so ago, someone had asked me if it would be possible to sequence music using samples from the Super Nintendo's SPC700 audio processor chip. Suffice to say that it is possible, but strangely, only having eight channels to use makes it challenging. While you have five base channels with the NES's RP2A07 sound chip (including PCM), various extensions (such as the N106, or VRC7) allow you to use extra channels, thus increasing the capacity from five to a maximum of 14 (VRC7 for example includes three extra pulse square/sawtooth channels and six YM2403 FM channels). With the SPC700, you're stuck with just eight!

Having said that, here is a demo of how you can use all of the SPC700's channels to recreate what I would call a modern classic. Hope you all enjoy this little mock-up.

Sequenced by Koretetsu. The original was composed by Jun Masuda.

Stretch Panic - Spinner

some guy