Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Well it's been a very, very long time since I fiddled around with openMPT. This is how I actually began composing my early stuff. It's probably the easiest way to work with limited polyphony.
Anyway, much like GST, I've been interested in the awful, muddy soundchip that is the SPC700 as of late and decided to convert a pretty simple song into something that could potentially play on a SNES.
I'm sort of aware of some of the limitations of the SPC700 and I know that some of the samples might not fit but meh, let's at least have a go.
No SNES soundfonts used here, all samples are from my own sample library.
Well it's been a very, very long time since I fiddled around with openMPT. This is how I actually began composing my early stuff. It's probably the easiest way to work with limited polyphony.
Anyway, much like GST, I've been interested in the awful, muddy soundchip that is the SPC700 as of late and decided to convert a pretty simple song into something that could potentially play on a SNES.
I'm sort of aware of some of the limitations of the SPC700 and I know that some of the samples might not fit but meh, let's at least have a go.
No SNES soundfonts used here, all samples are from my own sample library.
