Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Soulless 5 on an old Nokia phone? Imagine the nerves playing Clone Hero on a tiny phone with a tiny screen and keypad.
This soundfont mimics the MIDI sounds of older Nokia S40 phones, like the 3220 (pictured), 3510i, 6610, etc.

My render actually failed at about 14 minutes and 54-55 seconds into the video, short of about two minutes of the whole thing, due to the "could not find item frame we just now checked in" error. (Exactly at 14m55s40f drop frame or 14m54s48f non-drop frame)

Thankfully, I was able to render the rest of the video in a separate render and stitch the two parts in Premiere. Somehow, I managed to render the visualizer faster than my Soulless 4 one, instead of taking just under 15 minutes to render one minute of video, now it took me just under 5 minutes for one minute of video.

And yes, I do play Clone Hero, by the way. I can only play keyboard with All Taps though. Hopefully I can get a guitar soon enough, haha



❯ Gameplay video (in background)
youtube.com/watch?v=b3LZfqxXcrw

❯ Visualizer template
youtube.com/watch?v=ljRJthWZ8ig

❯ Original MIDI (the soundfont can be easily found on Google)
youtube.com/watch?v=m1eGYIcQydU

❯ Soulless 4 (on my secondary/personal channel)
youtube.com/watch?v=CCSyiGlBgT4

❯ Section timecodes
ghostbin.com/paste/nzad3



DOWNLOADS

❯ WAV (7-Zip archive)
mega.nz/#!GtxkTIqL!fZ83S3Octlt5Bf99gbaSNa6LRUNTk8brb6UtIwIC_1E

❯ MP3 (320kbps, -0.1db limiter in Audacity, I think normalized to -0.1db as well)
mega.nz/#!H15mRYAY!IKtAe_BxZ0xo722jqWkby6UtEaPDMNwDX_UUZ-ZASuE

❯ OGG (you can replace the original Soulless 5 audio from Clone Hero with this one)
mega.nz/#!X4gyjayA!380T_0KOuth6a3XuslrfLzKuKwhqkwKZxz-5P-nMEYM



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yoshifan.me/request

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❯ Audio rendered with Keppy's MIDI Converter
❯ Video rendered in Adobe After Effects CC 2014
❯ Final render in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015



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This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.