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    The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening - Sword Search on Koholint Island

    SMW Music → The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening - Sword Search on Koholint Island

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    Name: The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening - Sword Search on Koholint Island
    Author: qantuum
    Added:
    Insert Size: 0x2D9 bytes
    Type: Song
    Sample Usage: Light
    Source: Port
    Duration: 0:34
    Featured: No
    Description: A cute little song with no repeated leitmotif, that can be used in overworlds or cutscenes.

    It could have been unsampled if we did not have a whopping 7th octave reached on the highest notes.
    Preview: Play SPC
    Tags: beach calm cutscene overworld retro urban
    Comments: 4 (jump to comments)
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    Comments (4)

    KekShadow_08 Link
    Awesome!
     bebn legg Link
    A few things. First, your $F4 $02 toggled on and off between loops because you didn't include a loop point. I fixed that.

    Second, I'm guessing the pitch modulation you wanted was $FA $02 $10 so that #3 is pitch modulated into #4, instead of #2 into #3 into #4. That said, I feel like the pitch modulation doesn't add much to the song; it sounds almost exactly the same when I disable it (try Settings > Expansion Flags > Disable Pitch Modulation in the SPC player.) Something worth considering if you want to try other instrument combinations.

    Overall though, the instrumentation in this port has a certain nostalgic charm to it. Reminds me of something I'd hear in a hack in like 2011 and wonder where the song is from.
    qantuum Author Link
    update: fixed a wrong note on #2 at 0:31.
    HammerBrother Link
    Also somewhat fitting for abstract levels.