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Final Fantasy VI - Battle - Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
updated
Song: New Pork Bossa
Composer: Shogo Sakai
Check please!
Remixed using the Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Sprites sourced from: Spriters Resource (Credits to Jackster for the PM64 Sprites, Knuckles T15 and Dinner Sonic for the Mario Sprites)
Song: Bubblegloop Swamp
Composer: Grant Kirkhope
I saw a video the other day of 2 fellas playing this song in a mall.
Remixed using the Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Sprites sourced from: Spriters Resource (Credits to Jackster for the PM64 Sprites, Knuckles T15 and Dinner Sonic for the Mario Sprites)
Song: Cabbage Cavern
Composer: Hironobu Inagaki and Atsuyoshi Isemura
I find it odd that this song has been featured on most Kirby games ever since this game released.
Remixed using the Kirby 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Battle Against A True Hero
Composer: TobyFox
At some point it kinda sounds like it comes from Pokémon on the GBA
Remixed using the Mother 3 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Fight with Mecha-Drago - Hard
Composer: Shogo Sakai
I wonder how a battle against a harder Mecha-drago would've been like?
Also, after some experience I've gained at work, I managed to recover most of my files from my dead 1TB hdd onto another donor HDD... so I got my custom sprite tools back again
Remixed using the Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Sprites sourced from: Spriters Resource (Credits to Jackster for the PM64 Sprites, Knuckles T15 and Dinner Sonic for the Mario Sprites)
Song: Sunrise and Onett
Composers: Keiichi Suzuki and Hirokazu Tanaka
Happy 30th anniversary to the NA release of Earthbound (a little late but I was doing a couple of things but mainly I finally recovered some data from my old drive)
Remixed using the Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Sprites sourced from: Spriters Resource (Credits to Jackster for the PM64 Sprites, Knuckles T15 and Dinner Sonic for the Mario Sprites)
Song: Pandora Palace
Composers: Tobyfox
Had this on the backburner for a while so I just finished working on it for the release of Deltarune Chapter 3
Remixed using the Mother 3 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Waluigi Pinball/Wario Stadium
Composers: Shinobu Tanaka
A fan favorite
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song Name: Picori Festival
Composer: Mitsuhiko Takano
Requested by: _p_a_o_l_o_
Kinda sounds like SM64 too
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by Tyler Prevost, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Background sorced from Wallpaper Abyss
Song: Yoshi Falls
Composers: Shinobu Tanaka
Requested by: dinkidane
How would this fit for Yoshi's Valley?
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Manoria Cathedral
Composers: Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu
That chord progression tho
Remixed using the Paper Mario SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Sprites sourced from: Spriters Resource (Credits to Jackster for the PM64 Sprites, Knuckles T15 and Dinner Sonic for the Mario Sprites)
Song Name: Space Junk Road/Space Junk Galaxy
Composer: Mahito Yokota and Koji Kondo
Do you guys get overwhelmed by everything that you're carrying that you just want to forget everyting you got and just stare into the nothingness? Or is it just me?
Remixed using some the Super Mario Sunshine SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by Steve B., uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song Name: Temple of Droplets
Composer: Mitsuhiko Takano
Requested by: vanila-d6c
I've never got to this dungeon on my first and only playtrough
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by Blue Boo, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Background sorced from Wallpaper Abyss
Song Name: Replay And WiFi Waiting
Composer: Asuka Hayazaki and Ryō Nagamatsu
If MK64 had an online mode through RandNet
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by Pulse, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song Name: Hyrule Town
Composer: Mitsuhiko Takano
This could fit as a SM64 song or an OoT/MM song
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by Blitz Lunar, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Background sorced from Wallpaper Abyss
Song Name: Title / Credits
Composer: Tim Follin
There was no way this soundtrack came from the Sega Genesis soundchip
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi sourced from VGMusic, arranged by Jace
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song Name: Stage 2/5/7
Composer: Tim Follin
Man... Tim Follin really did outdid himself with this soundtrack
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi sourced from VGMusic, arranged by MrMoonshining
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song Name: Keith's Room
Composer: Eishin Kawakami
Requested by Lordrenzo
A messy song for a messy room.
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Single Player Menu
Composers: Shinobu Tanaka
Sounds like a combination between MK64 main menu and MKDD main menu.
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Dolphin Shoals (Dry Section)
Composers: Shiho Fujii, Atsuko Asahi, Ryo Nagamatsu, Yasuaki Iwata, Kenta Nagata
The perfect song to start the spring season
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Ted Lee over at Musescore
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Industrial Fields / Jelly Fields 2 / Oil Rig
Composers: Matt Simmons
There's no way this song came from a SB game...
Remixed using the Super Mario Sunshine SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Lu9 over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Watery Graves (Slow and Fast)
Composers: Laura Shigihara
A classic when you think of Plants Vs. Zombies
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Karl Zúñiga over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Jungle
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
I couldn't manage to get a jungle sound out of this one
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Grub over at YouTube
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Corruption Overworld
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
A classic, however there was a little bug with the loops.
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Jay Reichard over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Crimson Overworld
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
I've never noticed how cool the end of this song is due to how little I spend on its overworld (also that I prefer to play on worlds with corruption biomes).
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Jay Reichard over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Hallow Overworld
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
The end of the song sounds like a victory fanfare.
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Apex Armor over at Musescore
Midi Mixing: Musescore 3
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Underground
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
This brings me so much nostalgia...
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Apex Armor over at Musescore
Midi Mixing: Musescore 3
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Boss Theme
Composers: Tim & Geoff Follin
I had another mix with Gruntildas laugh but Bowser's fit better in this case.
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.801
Midi arranged and uploaded by Sam Wolff over at VGMusic
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Plok Pre-release artwork uploaded by Plok Exploding Man on Twitter, modified by me to add the N64 logos (I couldn't remove the SNES logo though)
Song: Overworld
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
Probably one of the songs you'll hear the most in any playtrough, that and the underground theme
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Jay Reichard over at VGMusic.com
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Underground Theme and Hallow Theme by Apex Armor on Musescore
Overworld Theme by Jay Reichard on VGMusic
Song: Ice Biome
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
I do still remember when the ice biome was introduced as the snow biome like many years ago
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Jay Reichard over at VGMusic.com
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Nemesis 1941) suggested me to create a custom resource pack with my remix, it still got some work to do though, like the loop is wonky and the song is quite loud, however.
Also here's a small sneak peak of a song coming soon. Enjoy.
Song: Underground Ice
Composers: Scott Lloyd Shelly
Quite chill-
I had another video in the works but for some odd reason, a glitch in SynthFont couldn't let me loop it without glitching one of the samples, so here's another song instead.
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Pablemo over at VGMusic.com
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Icicle Mountain
Composers: Shogo Sakai
Another stage I dislike due to the movement but... the song is quite good.
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by dw_junion over at VGMusic.com
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Craggy Coast
Composers: Arata Iiyoshi, Hideki Sakamoto, Keisuke Ito, Ken-ichi Saito and Yoshihiro Maeda
Just came back from a well deserved vacation and you'll might guess with this song where I went to, also... the french horn part with this soundfont *cheff's kiss"
Remixed using the Pokémon Emerald Soundfont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Credits to ToneyIndiana93 on Reddit for documenting the midis from this game
Song: Intro / Title
Composers: Tim Follin & Geoff Follin
Quite futuristic... there's no way a system from the 80s was able to play a song like this but... the Follin brothers did their magic
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Cover/title card sourced from "Insert Coin"
Song: Battle Theme 2
Composers: Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu
It's a shame this was never used in the SNES version, I could imagine it playing after... [SPOILERS]
Remixed using the Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Sprites sourced from: Spriters Resource (Credits to Jackster for the PM64 Sprites, Knuckles T15 and Dinner Sonic for the Mario Sprites)
Song: Battle Theme 1
Composers: Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu
I can still hear Chrono's sword sound effect whenever I hear this song
Remixed using the Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Sprites sourced from: Spriters Resource (Credits to Jackster for the PM64 Sprites, Knuckles T15 and Dinner Sonic for the Mario Sprites)
Song: Waterfall
Composers: TobyFox
So chill then so epic
Remixed using the Mother 3 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Radixán over at SoundCloud.com
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Brinstar Depths
Composers: Shogo Sakai
I never liked the stage because of the movement it has, but this song... gotta love how atmospheric it is.
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts.
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by King Meteor over at VGMusic.com
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Amalgam
Composers: TobyFox
Man, the battles against the amalgamites always felt odd and yet interesting (except for Endogeny and Snowdrake's Mom battles, the first one was unsettling and the latter was depressing)
Remixed using the Mother 3 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Arranged by Radixán over at SoundCloud.com
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Rainbow Road
Composers: Shinobu Tanaka
Probably among the best Rainbow Road themes IMO
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: January 2015
Composers: Unknown
I never bought any games from the eShop on my Wii-U but man this is nostalgic...
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Airship Fortress
Composers: Shinobu Tanaka
This song always felt out of place for me for a Mario Kart game IMO
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Tick Tock Clock
Composers: Shinobu Tanaka
That last bit with the chords kinda reminds me of either Shovel Knight or a Simpsons game from the NES/SNES era
Remixed using the Mario Kart 64 SoundFont
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song: Bowser Castle
Composer: Koji Kondo, Asuka Ota, Hajime Wakai
Requested by Matthew (mateomateo6467)
It sounds quite menacing IMO
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Song Name: Minish Forest/Minish Woods
Composer: Mitsuhiko Takano
For some really odd reason, my memory merged this song after the harp part into Awakening Wood from Pikmin 2
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by Blitz Lunar, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Background sorced from Wallpaper Abyss
Song Name: Minish Village
Composer: Mitsuhiko Takano
A long time ago I played trough a small portion of Minish Cap... and lemme say, if this game used the same music engine as Mother 3 this song would've sounded more magical than it is
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by Blitz Lunar, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Background sorced from Wallpaper Abyss
Song Name: Wild Canyon/Kick the Rock!
Composer: Jun Senoue
How come that this song's lyrics went by Nintendo censors? There's no way it could've slipped trough, it's still a great song though
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by José 2001, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Background sorced from Wallpapercave
Song Name: Meteor Herd/Space Trip Steps
Composer: Jun Senoue
Man, songs from this era of gaming have this distinctive charm that just cannot be recreated...
Remixed using some Nintendo 64 SoundFonts
Tools and Resources used:
Midi arranged by José 2001, uploaded by them over at VGMusic
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.802
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 9.1.5.532
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Background sorced from Wallpapercave


