Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This is one of several covers, arrangements and original pieces I've written for Mega Man: The Sequel Wars, a remake/remix of the last 3 NES Mega Man games for the Sega Genesis. You can download the latest version of the game (up to Mega Man 4) on Romhacking.net (romhacking.net/homebrew/183/) or Itch.io (woodfrog.itch.io/mega-man-the-sequel-wars-episode-red), and be sure to follow the game's development on its Twitter account (twitter.com/MMSequelWars) or YouTube page (youtube.com/channel/UCh6puDO3hd_Tz_zCiDoD2lQ/featured).
Minae Saito managed the impossible with this track: an Egyptian stage theme without a single prominent instance of Phrygian dominant. Realizing the original song's funky disco energy was top priority for this arrangement, so I added some Nile Rodgers-esque guitar parts and re-phrased the original bassline just like a true session bassist would. Much of this song's sound design relies on Furnace's FM macro feature, with several parts that Deflemask users would struggle to even imitate—expect this to be a running theme throughout my contributions to the soundtrack.
Please reserve your many 'now I've got your power' jokes for my next pharaoh robot-based upload.
Module File: drive.google.com/file/d/1_eNEfelIm-E4JacQU5lqO0iEGCGsOikN/view?usp=sharing
This is one of several covers, arrangements and original pieces I've written for Mega Man: The Sequel Wars, a remake/remix of the last 3 NES Mega Man games for the Sega Genesis. You can download the latest version of the game (up to Mega Man 4) on Romhacking.net (romhacking.net/homebrew/183/) or Itch.io (woodfrog.itch.io/mega-man-the-sequel-wars-episode-red), and be sure to follow the game's development on its Twitter account (twitter.com/MMSequelWars) or YouTube page (youtube.com/channel/UCh6puDO3hd_Tz_zCiDoD2lQ/featured).
Minae Saito managed the impossible with this track: an Egyptian stage theme without a single prominent instance of Phrygian dominant. Realizing the original song's funky disco energy was top priority for this arrangement, so I added some Nile Rodgers-esque guitar parts and re-phrased the original bassline just like a true session bassist would. Much of this song's sound design relies on Furnace's FM macro feature, with several parts that Deflemask users would struggle to even imitate—expect this to be a running theme throughout my contributions to the soundtrack.
Please reserve your many 'now I've got your power' jokes for my next pharaoh robot-based upload.
Module File: drive.google.com/file/d/1_eNEfelIm-E4JacQU5lqO0iEGCGsOikN/view?usp=sharing
![Feline Journey - CATS! [2HAC Volume 3]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XnqDxpl3yBw/mqdefault.jpg "Feline Journey - CATS! [2HAC Volume 3]
I wrote this in 2 hours in FL Studio 20 for Ben Burness 3rd 2HAC album project. The theme was cats, so I tried to write something that represented both sides of a cats life. The intro and outro are soft and calm, symbolizing sleep, and the main part is bouncy and energetic to show off the more playful side of cats. Im not fully satisfied with how the song turned out (the mixing needs work, the 3rd section couldve been expanded, etc.), but things like that are just part of the 2HAC process.
Buy the album (all proceeds benefit an animal rescue): https://2hac.bandcamp.com/album/cats-2hac-volume-3
Watch me compose this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuyiEou47mA
Resources used:
-FL Studio 20
-Cat sound from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3U0MDz0vog
-NES VST: https://www.mattmontag.com/projects-page/nintendo-vst
-Dexed FM Synth VST: https://asb2m10.github.io/dexed/
-SGM V2.01 and Earthbound soundfonts")
