Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Game: Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
Song: Ripple Star Select
Composers: Jun Ishikawa Hirokazu
Never got to appreciate this fully untill I heard it with headphones, its pretty nice IMO
Remixed using some soundfonts based on Synthesizers from the 90s
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 10.2.3.680
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
Game: Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
Song: Ripple Star Select
Composers: Jun Ishikawa Hirokazu
Never got to appreciate this fully untill I heard it with headphones, its pretty nice IMO
Remixed using some soundfonts based on Synthesizers from the 90s
Tools and Resources used:
Midi Mixing: SynthFont 1.811
Image Editing: Paint.Net
Video Editing: VSDC Video Editor 10.2.3.680
Oscilloscope Output: OVGen
![[In an Alternate Universe...] Passport.mid - Paper Mario 64 SoundFont](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UYqHBx2y8cw/mqdefault.jpg "[In an Alternate Universe...] Passport.mid - Paper Mario 64 SoundFont
Greetings guys, Hornet Spy 128-Bits here, bringing you another video, and today, Im playing passport.mid using the Paper Mario 64 Soundfont, now for some history, passport.mid or also called Passports please was a midi file composed by George Stone, and it could be found within the install files of multiple Windows versions, mainly from the MS-DOS era, and it got popularized as a song to test or benchmark midi playback on windows by enthusiasts
The tools I used are as follows:
Soundfont mixing: Polyphone 2.0.1
Midi playback: midis2jam2 1.7.2
Video editing: VSDC Video Editor 7.2.1.439
Image editing: Paint.Net")
