Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
And I thought buffets were supposed to be cancelled after 2020!
I took this quirky song and tried to keep all the energy intact in my arrangement. Recently, I was reading an article featuring Kirby composer Jun Ishikawa (not this song) - he described a songwriting practice of his that really interested me. He said sometimes he experiments with reducing a track's time signature, for example taking out one note to make it 15/16. It's an interesting challenge because it turns the existing song/progression on its head, forcing you to adapt it and configure it to this awkward rhythm. I was inspired by this idea for the second loop of this remix, I wonder if you can figure out what changed?
\______ *Sound Sources* ______/
NES VST: mattmontag.com/projects-page/nintendo-vst
SC-88Pro / Roland
Sequenced in FL Studio 20
\______ *About Commissions* ______/
I only take commissions for original music composition. Requests for remixes will be ignored, please leave those in my comments instead - but I do appreciate the thought.
(2022/08/18)
I'm booked at the moment and won't take any new commissions for now, but if you have a project that you need music for in the future, I can still take a look and potentially give you a window of my future availability.
\______ *How to Support Me* ______/
Just subscribe and give me ideas for what remixes you want to see! Sharing my work or giving my other social media (below) a follow helps a lot!
Twitter: twitter.com/TaterTotTunes
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/tatertottunes
Discord server: TBD
\______ *About Permissions* ______/
You can use my covers for fan projects, podcasts, videos, etc. They cannot be re-published without my explicit approval. Original music may be arranged, remixed, used in videos, but may not be used in fan projects without explicit permission.
And I thought buffets were supposed to be cancelled after 2020!
I took this quirky song and tried to keep all the energy intact in my arrangement. Recently, I was reading an article featuring Kirby composer Jun Ishikawa (not this song) - he described a songwriting practice of his that really interested me. He said sometimes he experiments with reducing a track's time signature, for example taking out one note to make it 15/16. It's an interesting challenge because it turns the existing song/progression on its head, forcing you to adapt it and configure it to this awkward rhythm. I was inspired by this idea for the second loop of this remix, I wonder if you can figure out what changed?
\______ *Sound Sources* ______/
NES VST: mattmontag.com/projects-page/nintendo-vst
SC-88Pro / Roland
Sequenced in FL Studio 20
\______ *About Commissions* ______/
I only take commissions for original music composition. Requests for remixes will be ignored, please leave those in my comments instead - but I do appreciate the thought.
(2022/08/18)
I'm booked at the moment and won't take any new commissions for now, but if you have a project that you need music for in the future, I can still take a look and potentially give you a window of my future availability.
\______ *How to Support Me* ______/
Just subscribe and give me ideas for what remixes you want to see! Sharing my work or giving my other social media (below) a follow helps a lot!
Twitter: twitter.com/TaterTotTunes
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/tatertottunes
Discord server: TBD
\______ *About Permissions* ______/
You can use my covers for fan projects, podcasts, videos, etc. They cannot be re-published without my explicit approval. Original music may be arranged, remixed, used in videos, but may not be used in fan projects without explicit permission.
