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    Solstice - Title Theme

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    Submission Details

    Name: Solstice - Title Theme
    Author: Milon Luxy
    Added:
    Version History: View
    Insert Size: 0x10BE bytes
    Type: Song
    Sample Usage: None
    Source: Port
    Duration: 3:00
    Featured: No
    Description: The title screen of one of Tim Follin's best work of NES, transcribed for the SNES. Good for a Prog Rock-like opening.

    03/07 Update: The port is now finally optimized. It become much more readable and managed to decrease the insert size by half of what it was before.
    Tags: chase final space tense title
    Comments: 12 (jump to comments)
    Rating:
    5.0 (4 ratings)
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    Comments (12)

    mikairanutshack Link
    one of the best unsampled ports i've ever heard
    Ultima Link
    Oh damn, this sounds a lot better now lmao; nice job!

    (also I agree with Decoy, the arpeggio command is a fuck, but it would be neat to know how to actually use it at some point :P)
    Milon Luxy Author Link
    Originally posted by Samantha
    This sounds so much better! Can you teach people how to use $FB because most of us have no idea how that command works lol

    As far I've learned looking into the AMK readme, it basically works like that:
    [How many notes you want for the arpeggio (Use 00 to turn it off, 01 basically could work as well, then just zero all the other values)]
    [Lenght/Duration for all of the notes, in hex (it helps a lot looking into the AMK readme)]
    [All of the note values]
    The last one is the most confusing one, cause you'd need to add and subtract from the VERY FIRST note.
    Increasing notes will be positive (00, 01, 02...), while decreasing notes will be negative (FF, FE, FD...), in hex.
    So by example, a simple major chord will look like this: $FB $03 $06 $00 $05 $07

    (I may be wrong on something, so anyone feel free to correct me if am I.)
     Samantha Link
    This sounds so much better! Can you teach people how to use $FB because most of us have no idea how that command works lol
    7 up Link
    Thanks for an improvement!
    Pitchin' Luigi Link
    This sounds impressive!
    AlexNoDraco From older version: Solstice - Title Theme Link
    Oooof man!! 8>
     sincx From older version: Solstice - Title Theme Link
    Updated the size field to reflect the looped version, as although it's not the original it's the one people are most likely to use. Very well done.
     Samantha From older version: Solstice - Title Theme Link
    Very impressive for a first port! I still think it would sound better if the @4's were replaced with @6's, but beyond that this port sounds pretty fantastic. Nice work!
    Maxodex From older version: Solstice - Title Theme Link
    good shit brotherman
    Pitchin' Luigi From older version: Solstice - Title Theme Link
    This was made without samples? Great job Man!
    7 up From older version: Solstice - Title Theme Link
    #smrpg{:D}#smrpg{<3}