Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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This is part one of the seventh "episode" of my current Final Fantasy medley series. It contains only tracks from the game Final Fantasy VII, as every medley of this series will incorporate tracks from only one game, unlike my previous medleys.
Rules for those medleys (as a reminder):
- no tracks I've already used in previous custom songs (with a few exceptions)
- no character themes
- no drum re-charting (to save notes)
Unlike the previous medleys, this one will get two full custom songs due to the vast amount of great tracks I don't want you to miss.
This Final Fantasy VII medley includes the following tracks (in order of appearance):
- Opening ~ 100 BPM (0:09)
- Bombing Mission ~ 135 BPM (0:41)
- Mako Reactor ~ 155 BPM (1:02)
- Hurry! ~ 164 BPM (1:27)
- Anxious Heart ~ 72 BPM (2:02)
- Oppressed People ~ 67 BPM (2:42)
- Casing the Black-Caped Man ~ 100 BPM (3:03)
- Crazy Motorcycle ~ 189 BPM (3:41)
- Ahead on our Way ~ 68 BPM (4:17)
- Cosmo Canyon ~ 65 BPM (4:45)
- Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony ~ 123 BPM (5:18)
- Fortress of the Condor ~ 123 BPM (5:34)
- It's Difficult to Stand on Both Feet, Isn't It? ~ 92 BPM (5:52)
- Still More Fighting ~ 168 BPM (6:25)
As you can see, each part has it's own Tempo, with a few exceptions of course, since some have the same BPM.
Those numbers are taken from the original PSX versions of the tracks and NOT the MIDI versions which, according to my observation, have been rounded to be dividable by 5. God knows why...
Also, if compared directly to the PSX tracks, some BPMs might be off by just a litte. That's due to the imprecision of GMix...
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Rhythm: 882
Lead: 2230
Bass: 1704
Drums: 1885
Keyboard: 759
Total: 7460
Length: 6:58
System: PS3
Recording device: Hauppauge HD PVR2 Gaming Edition
Hyperspeed: 4
Settings: effects/crowd off, focus mode on, HUD disabled, no fail mode on
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MP3-Version: mediafire.com/download/um0e1p22e597yzc
This is part one of the seventh "episode" of my current Final Fantasy medley series. It contains only tracks from the game Final Fantasy VII, as every medley of this series will incorporate tracks from only one game, unlike my previous medleys.
Rules for those medleys (as a reminder):
- no tracks I've already used in previous custom songs (with a few exceptions)
- no character themes
- no drum re-charting (to save notes)
Unlike the previous medleys, this one will get two full custom songs due to the vast amount of great tracks I don't want you to miss.
This Final Fantasy VII medley includes the following tracks (in order of appearance):
- Opening ~ 100 BPM (0:09)
- Bombing Mission ~ 135 BPM (0:41)
- Mako Reactor ~ 155 BPM (1:02)
- Hurry! ~ 164 BPM (1:27)
- Anxious Heart ~ 72 BPM (2:02)
- Oppressed People ~ 67 BPM (2:42)
- Casing the Black-Caped Man ~ 100 BPM (3:03)
- Crazy Motorcycle ~ 189 BPM (3:41)
- Ahead on our Way ~ 68 BPM (4:17)
- Cosmo Canyon ~ 65 BPM (4:45)
- Rufus' Welcoming Ceremony ~ 123 BPM (5:18)
- Fortress of the Condor ~ 123 BPM (5:34)
- It's Difficult to Stand on Both Feet, Isn't It? ~ 92 BPM (5:52)
- Still More Fighting ~ 168 BPM (6:25)
As you can see, each part has it's own Tempo, with a few exceptions of course, since some have the same BPM.
Those numbers are taken from the original PSX versions of the tracks and NOT the MIDI versions which, according to my observation, have been rounded to be dividable by 5. God knows why...
Also, if compared directly to the PSX tracks, some BPMs might be off by just a litte. That's due to the imprecision of GMix...
________________________________
Rhythm: 882
Lead: 2230
Bass: 1704
Drums: 1885
Keyboard: 759
Total: 7460
Length: 6:58
System: PS3
Recording device: Hauppauge HD PVR2 Gaming Edition
Hyperspeed: 4
Settings: effects/crowd off, focus mode on, HUD disabled, no fail mode on
Google+
plus.google.com/117897691050669062588
facebook.com/vyzzuvazzadthGH
twitter.com/Vyzzuvazzadth
