It's Summer of 2019! C3 is here! You've asked for quality content. I've got none here. But I've got other things for you to cringe to.

I've got:
Mega Man X - Armored Armadillo's Theme (Pro Gamer Arrangement)
Mega Man X2 - Bubble Crab's Theme (Epic Gamer Arranged)
Rockman & Forte / Touhou EoSD - Cold Man's Theme (Lunate Elf Mix)
El Sonidito (Lazy P-Switch Edition)
Touhou Mario - Wakana & Vitor Present (Flame Hyenard Version)
Super Mario World - Persona Presents
A-ha - Take On Me (Invincibility Remix)
Demoman's Soup The- I mean Touhou 10.5 - Drunk As I Like It ~ Suika's Pre-Boss Theme (Arranged)
Mario Party / Touhou 4 - Play a Bad Mini-Game! (Arranged)
An Eternity that is More Transient than Scarlet (SNES Castlevania Styled Arrangement)
Castlevania - Vampire Killer (Mega Man X Styled Arrangement)
Castlevania - Stage Clear

NOTE: The styles don't mean they fully use that game's soundfont, they just mean they are arranged in a way that make them sound like they could be used in the respective games they're based off of.

Things that I actually made. (SPC Only)

Some songs other people on the site have made that I arranged. There's too much to explain, so download the zip and see for yourself

Arrangementception (Vol. 1)
- Most of these songs (alongside with some of the ones above) are for a romhack I'm working on, Touhou Xtreme ~ Tears of the Scarlet Moon.
Note: This isn't 100% of the game's soundtrack and some changes might be made later.

Arrangementception (Vol. 2)
- These were songs that I messed with only to almost discard them because I could fit them in or I didn't like how it sounded after I tweaked it.

Also, don't forget to check out Daizo Dee Von's and Ruberjig's thread. They also did some amazing resampled arrangements!

The link to Things that I actually made. has been fixed. Sorry about that.

Also, thanks. It was and still is a big adventure for me into the real of SNES Porting Remixing. In fact, I'm gonna give a huge speech about it:

So, I mostly used the hX & $EE $XX commands for the pitch change for any non-percussion instruments (well, $EE $XX is more of a tuning, making a song sound a li'l off-tuned, which I thought would be cool, but that's just me.) and kept it in a global macro to change quickly on the fly. If there was a song that used a pitch bend, I'd use the $E4 $XX and then use the hX command on the percussion (suggest it was $E4 $01, then the percussion would be h-1). I kinda wanted to give this soundtrack more of that "Super Street Fighter 2" feel, where a good chunk of those songs had pitch changes to make the songs sound different (heck, Guile's theme got repitched to its CPS2 version... by one note).

For The Dangerous Fight, I ripped the Sonic 3 "GO" sample from MixerProduction's Genesis Percussion Library (a quick google / youtube search should get you to the video with the link) instead of keeping the 8-Bit-Like Sound Imamelia had. I'm a fan of Launch Base's theme, so that's why. It's planned to be used as the second phase theme for the final boss with the Last Battle (FFA - RS2 Arrangement) being the first phase theme for the final boss.

For that one, I ripped the sound from RicePigeon's M.U.G.E.N. Sprite for Remilia Scarlet (because she's the main villain of my fangame romhack)... I don't know if it's even the original or not, but it was there and it was in ENGRRISHHH, so I chose to use it.

The same thing can be said for the victory jingles. I used C700 / Sony Acid to rip the samples and Audacity for speeding them up (in case of a sample exceeding the song's echo buffer / song's aram).

The change of melodies for some of my songs, like Megalovania (Flowering Night / Science Blaster), Ripple Field 1 (All Star / Totinos), Divine Bloodlines / Septette for the Dead Princess, are heavily inspired by SiIvagunner if it isn't obvious enough. It at least adds some more flavor to these well-beloved songs with some more beloved references within the songs rather than just having them in the game.

Some of the songs with .bnk files I had to extract and then figure out either to use the original samples from that file or to just use new ones as if I was porting my own song using PetiteM with the #amk 2 command. Some songs like Last Battle (Lufia 2) and Underwater City (Rudra No Hihou) worked alright at least, but there were somes songs that I didn't include that mostly used the original samples in the #am4 format, extracted from the .bnk.

Considerably speaking, this game has three main theme songs:
- Positive & Negative (Touhou 1) - Theme of Talia Toadstool / World 1-1 ground stage theme.
- Divine Bloodlines (Castlevania: Rondo of Blood) - Theme of Apollo Totalstine / World 5-1 ground stage theme.
- Septette for the Dead Princess (Touhou 6) - Theme of Remilia Scarlet / World 6-2 castle stage theme.

And I guess kind of...
- Panakeian Temple (Alcahest) - Theme of Sakuya Izayoi / Her cutscene theme. (even though every other theme of her's is a flowering night / night of nights rip of some sort.)

Personally, just porting a song just like it's original comes out to me as bland in a way, as there's nothing completely new to it (or at least for some of the SNES / NES / Genesis ports). Remixing / SiIvagunner-ing songs is something I personally enjoy. It could be just a simple change in percussion or an edit in a song's melody, but it comes off as something more flavorful.

Songs I hope to port / remix in the future:
- Ken's Theme - Street Fighter 2 (F minor)
- Suzaku Castle - Super Street Fighter 2 (F+ minor)
- Deep in Space - Mega Man 10 (B Minor)
- Outpost - Ninja Gaiden Trilogy (C+ Minor)

I started out arranging these songs as a fellow n00b who barely knew how to insert samples correctly and now come out as someone with some experience and tons of enjoyment from SNES music remixing.

Sheesh! What a speech I gave!

I used Myinstants.com and a YouTube Playlist full of SMG4's (a fellow memelord in the Youtube Subspace) sound effects that have been used in his videos (whether they were original or unoriginal).