Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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The first of what I intend to be many SNES arrangements. I started off easy, taking one SNES song and "reskinning" it with another game's sound settings. Also includes some embellishments and custom made parts to help make it sound a little more fitting for an X game.
I got the idea in my head while humming the Dark World theme at work one day. There's tons of great upbeat remixes and arrangements of the tune, including rock and metal variants, but for osme reason I just kinda heard a sped up version in MMX style- complete with those distinct overdriven guitar synths that the X games were so well known for.
Let me know what you think in the comments below! I'm still getting used to the SNES sound settings, but I have quite a library to work with, so feel free to suggest and ideas for arrangements you'd like to see! Thanks for listening!
Download this and other Arrangements/Remixes here:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DG7ShQMfkVSoKyZ6m100veIeWuBqSOLf?usp=sharing
SOAS on Twitter- twitter.com/soundofashadow
The first of what I intend to be many SNES arrangements. I started off easy, taking one SNES song and "reskinning" it with another game's sound settings. Also includes some embellishments and custom made parts to help make it sound a little more fitting for an X game.
I got the idea in my head while humming the Dark World theme at work one day. There's tons of great upbeat remixes and arrangements of the tune, including rock and metal variants, but for osme reason I just kinda heard a sped up version in MMX style- complete with those distinct overdriven guitar synths that the X games were so well known for.
Let me know what you think in the comments below! I'm still getting used to the SNES sound settings, but I have quite a library to work with, so feel free to suggest and ideas for arrangements you'd like to see! Thanks for listening!
