Damn, this is my kind of vibe for sure lmao; definitely feels like something you could find on a PS1 RPG or even a late 90s to early 2000s shmup boss fight, and as you can imagine this is totally my kinda thing haha
Also nice to see you too went with the single-cycle sample idea for your own port, and as a first experiment thing as well lol; sounds hella great here, but that's probably because I love the sound of sweep pads in general
Hi everyone, I've decided to make an appearance!
I've sort of popped in and out of here and Discord a lot over the past couple years. Can't seem to find the energy to dive full on into projects, since motivation kinda goes all over the place and distracts my focus. But my knack for geeking out with sound chips will likely never die! And it's been far too long since I've actually finished and released a new port. So baring all of that in mind, I present one measly little port for summer C3.
This is a banger called Dissolution, composed by Cencho Shoji, a Japanese musician I recently became aware of, who wrote game midis for the Sound Canvas series in the mid 2000s. According to the notes supplied with the midi, this track was intended to be somewhat less melodious than other battle themes.
This isn't really the most impressive or complex port I've ever done, but it's still special to me because it's full of little challenges. These made the port fun, and in a way it was actually more straightforward than I expected. However it still felt like the hardest port I've worked on to date, though it really wasn't. There just weren't many easy parts, so it made the whole thing feel difficult.
Anyway, I've been rambling long enough about nothing important. So with no further ado, check the port out here!
One of these years I'll actually do a c3 port thread. It's something I'm interested in doing. But I have to work on the growing pile of unfinished ports first...
Anyway I hope you enjoy this!
Make more of less, that way you won't make less of more!
I've sort of popped in and out of here and Discord a lot over the past couple years. Can't seem to find the energy to dive full on into projects, since motivation kinda goes all over the place and distracts my focus. But my knack for geeking out with sound chips will likely never die! And it's been far too long since I've actually finished and released a new port. So baring all of that in mind, I present one measly little port for summer C3.
This is a banger called Dissolution, composed by Cencho Shoji, a Japanese musician I recently became aware of, who wrote game midis for the Sound Canvas series in the mid 2000s. According to the notes supplied with the midi, this track was intended to be somewhat less melodious than other battle themes.
This isn't really the most impressive or complex port I've ever done, but it's still special to me because it's full of little challenges. These made the port fun, and in a way it was actually more straightforward than I expected. However it still felt like the hardest port I've worked on to date, though it really wasn't. There just weren't many easy parts, so it made the whole thing feel difficult.
Anyway, I've been rambling long enough about nothing important. So with no further ado, check the port out here!
One of these years I'll actually do a c3 port thread. It's something I'm interested in doing. But I have to work on the growing pile of unfinished ports first...
Anyway I hope you enjoy this!
Make more of less, that way you won't make less of more!