Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
A piece that I made in seven minutes for a guy I met thirty minutes before completing it. He never used it because he and a friend decided to not make the channel.
Title: Timeless Decisions
Composer: 0hhtec Musician
A piece that I made in seven minutes for a guy I met thirty minutes before completing it. He never used it because he and a friend decided to not make the channel.
Title: Timeless Decisions
Composer: 0hhtec Musician
![Lead (Pulse Wave 1) Track - Moon Theme - DuckTales (NES) [Recreation]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Yd6fdOyixRI/mqdefault.jpg "Lead (Pulse Wave 1) Track - Moon Theme - DuckTales (NES) [Recreation]
I initially transcribed this piece months ago for pep band. Recently, I found the official VGZ file, converted it (to a VGM file and then) to a MIDI file, and then imported it into Logic Pro X in order to perfect my transcription. I then utilized the MIDI file in recreating the song in Logic Pro X.
Track: Lead (Pulse Wave 1)
Tempo: Quarter≈90 BPM?*
Key: Gb Major
Amount of Tracks: 4
Track Number: 1
Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1S_a9bZiVOsXr_tw2qfgmz9Jm2dJG6z1w?usp=sharing
Title: Moon Theme
Subtitle: From the Nintendo Entertainment System Video Game “DuckTales”
Version: NES
Album: DuckTales (NES) OST
Composer: Hiroshige Tonomura
Transcriber: 0hhtec Musician
Programmer: 0hhtec Musician
Producer: 0hhtec Musician
Sound Engineer: 0hhtec Musician
DAW: Logic Pro X v10.4.8
Stereo Output Threshold: -14.3 dBFS
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
Resolution: 16-Bit
Programmer for Original: Hiroshige Tonomura
Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkU2hKwdvMI
Thumbnail Image Creator: [TBD]
Thumbnail Image: https://ia800309.us.archive.org/26/items/NESDudes_Ducktales/2325927-nes_ducktales.jpg?cnt=0
Video Producer: 0hhtec Musician
Main Video Editing Software: iMovie v10.1.4
Score:
https://www.noteflight.com/scores/view/7ae70cc5ddc7935b3416bd4c5c8e3d5758b1dc59
*The MIDI file that I converted from the VGM file is in 120 BPM, but the notes are not in sync with the tempo. 90is the closest integer number to the actual BPM for a quarter note; however, the metronome becomes *very* slightly behind over time.")
