Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Because of the warm reception to Hemispheres (the title track), I've decided to do Hemispheres (the album)! Enjoy!
I adhered to the NES limit of 4 maximum simultaneous sounds (technically it's 5, but I use two combined for the kick drum as did most NES composers), which means that in order to accurately represent the chords, I had to arpeggiate some parts and harmonise with the bass in others.
Oh, and yes, I made the image by tracing over the original album cover and by applying what I could discover about NES colour palettes. If I'm correct, this entire thing could theoretically be displayed on a NES (probably not the same resolution though).
Want the MP3? Send me a message and I'll send it to you. Alternatively, just rip the audio off here.
Because of the warm reception to Hemispheres (the title track), I've decided to do Hemispheres (the album)! Enjoy!
I adhered to the NES limit of 4 maximum simultaneous sounds (technically it's 5, but I use two combined for the kick drum as did most NES composers), which means that in order to accurately represent the chords, I had to arpeggiate some parts and harmonise with the bass in others.
Oh, and yes, I made the image by tracing over the original album cover and by applying what I could discover about NES colour palettes. If I'm correct, this entire thing could theoretically be displayed on a NES (probably not the same resolution though).
Want the MP3? Send me a message and I'll send it to you. Alternatively, just rip the audio off here.
