Some tracks in wii games are sequenced. That's because these tracks are (in most of the cases ) adaptive music, that means that the music changes based on the situation. In particular, in Mario Galaxy the Slider theme, the Star ball music, the gliding and surfing minigames and even some bossfights (like King Kaliente) the music can go faster or slower, or even "add" new layers when you perform some actions (in King Kaliente battle, when you hit him orchestra hits are played in tune with the music). Many other games do this, from older games (ocarina of time, wind waker, dk jungle beat...) to newer games (even in zelda botw the battle music is adaptive, adding piano flourishes when you hit the enemy)
Is there a video or an article out there showcasing the evolution of sequenced and streamed music on Nintendo consoles? That would be awesome. I know nothing about this subject but it sounds fascinating.
I'm not familiar with the Zeldas or DK but I can add that in Xenoblade 3 (and, IIRC, modern Fire Emblem) there's a bunch of adaptive music, such as one track transitioning into the equivalent section of a remixed version of the same track when battle initiates, and back again when battle concludes. In XC3's case, though, it's not done with sequencing AFAIK - instead, the music engine actually transitions from one music file to another. (I don't know about how FE implements it.)
@@Pikmaniac_le_vrai Scruffy makes some phenomenal videos about nintendo music, not exactly an evolution video but lots of creative things like sound effects and other things
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat also uses the same exact adaptive music similarly to Super Mario Galaxy, In boss fights (such as an Hog or Tusk) or even Performing an combo the music "add" new layers when Donkey Kong performs some actions (In a Hog, Roc or Tusk battles and even the final boss when they're stunned, synth notes are played along the music, if Cactus / Ghastly King Health is low, an crowd cheering "DK!" can be heard in the music).
Dude no shot I thought Wii games couldn't be deconstructed my mind is blown we need more Super mario galaxy 2 dawg. One of the greatest games to have blessed our childhood's 🌠🌌
If it has a sequence and soundbank it can and will be ripped! :D And when it can be ripped @Orj_Osc and me are here to give you the best oscilloscope deconstruction videos! :D
@This Spoon is Abnormally Large quite a bit of first party Nintendo games for the Wii use Sequenced music, ones I could think of right now include Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess, Animal Crossing City Folk, Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword, and all the Wii Channels (including the Wii home menu).
Mario Galaxy 2 feels like a fever dream. I remember as a kid seeing a lot of fake Mario 64 sequel videos and thinking this was the same. But then I got it and thought it was super fun and really hard. This song was one that caught me off guard hearing it for the first time but damn, what a throwback (galaxy). Sadly no whistle.
When I was playing Mario Galaxy, I naturally thought all the songs were orchestral recordings. Considering the game's interactive music system, it is only natural that the songs are made with a midi-like system, but it is amazing that they do not sound out of place when listened to with other orchestral recordings.
These deconstructions always make me better appreciate the thought that went into making these songs sound the way they do. Thanks for doing such cool stuff like this for us!
now i really wanna see some barn-band perform their usual hits until suddenly for their next song the banjo player just starts absolutely fucking shredding like in the third chapter, miscieviously looking around through the crowd, and after a while, with a loud "HEY" (or "HAY" if you may), the rest of the group joins in
If it has a sequence and soundbank it can and will be ripped! :D And when it can be ripped @Orj_Osc and me are here to give you the best oscilloscope deconstruction videos! :D
Even modern Nintendo games still tend to use sequenced tracks here and there. Plenty of examples on the 3DS, and even the Wii U and Switch in some cases (example: _Super Mario 3D World_ -- both the original _and_ the port)
Oh boy, this opens the door for so many songs! I assumed the all theme that sped up and slowed down accordingly was still a recording, but it's been a while since I heard it
Yes! You made it! Now I hope you can do Kirby Return to Dreamland! If it's not possible, I want you to know that : some music from the final version of the game have beta versions in the files. These bêta music were originally planned for Kirby GCN but he never came out and became Kirby Wii. So maybe you can deconstruct these, idk.
Hey there, I don’t know if you’ll do more deconstructing music from Wii games, but do you think it’s possible if you can do the Hammer event music from the first Mario and Sonic game?
@@mariomaniac581 So, some songs, such as the Slider theme, are sequenced, in that they're basically instructions, kind of like sheet music, with instruments, saved separately, assigned to each. It saves a lot of space. It's also easily modifiable - tempo of the stage or sound effects or taking damage can alter the sequence instructions if set up to do so, so some games, despite bigger file space, will make use of the technique still. Most music in Galaxy/2 however is streamed - sort of like just an mp3 in the game that's playing back. You can't really break apart the separate instruments or instructions or mute anything or rip the soundfont because it's all one file that's playing, especially when it's a recording (like orchestra stuff). So some songs you can make these breakdown videos on, but a lot of them in newer games cannot.
I hate to ask in a RUclips comment section but I am SO desperate lmao. Could you please provide me with the Galaxy1/2 midi and soundfonts you have? I've tried absolutely everything and cannot get any sound information out, just sequence information (albeit in the wrong format) Would really appreciate it.
So for this one, were the instruments used in the original song all found, or is there a special file type that some Wii tracks used that can be deconstructed?
@@SmaIlHumyeah there’s some sequenced tracks on there too, but it also doesn’t matter if the instrument quality is basically the same as cd quality. They use sequenced music in order to make things like syncing the music to a certain scene or changing tempos easier.
is the overworld theme from nsmbw sequenced? i’ve always been dying to hear that one weird sound by itself. the one that’s more hearable at the start of the song
![Super Mario Galaxy - Rainbow Star [Oscilloscope Deconstruction]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3jm9Y4J0m0k/mqdefault.jpg)
![Super Mario Galaxy - Rainbow Star [Oscilloscope Deconstruction]](/img/tr.png)
![Super Mario 64 DS - Slider [Oscilloscope Deconstruction]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-QmB_UOUHis/mqdefault.jpg)
![28. [60 FPS] Tall Trunk's Big Slide - Tall Trunk Galaxy - Super Mario Galaxy 2](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rt2Z5Aa4oUU/mqdefault.jpg)
Some tracks in wii games are sequenced. That's because these tracks are (in most of the cases ) adaptive music, that means that the music changes based on the situation. In particular, in Mario Galaxy the Slider theme, the Star ball music, the gliding and surfing minigames and even some bossfights (like King Kaliente) the music can go faster or slower, or even "add" new layers when you perform some actions (in King Kaliente battle, when you hit him orchestra hits are played in tune with the music).
Many other games do this, from older games (ocarina of time, wind waker, dk jungle beat...) to newer games (even in zelda botw the battle music is adaptive, adding piano flourishes when you hit the enemy)
Is there a video or an article out there showcasing the evolution of sequenced and streamed music on Nintendo consoles? That would be awesome.
I know nothing about this subject but it sounds fascinating.
I'm not familiar with the Zeldas or DK but I can add that in Xenoblade 3 (and, IIRC, modern Fire Emblem) there's a bunch of adaptive music, such as one track transitioning into the equivalent section of a remixed version of the same track when battle initiates, and back again when battle concludes. In XC3's case, though, it's not done with sequencing AFAIK - instead, the music engine actually transitions from one music file to another. (I don't know about how FE implements it.)
Works perfectly like when pausing the game and the music continue in a more quiet tone
@@Pikmaniac_le_vrai Scruffy makes some phenomenal videos about nintendo music, not exactly an evolution video but lots of creative things like sound effects and other things
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat also uses the same exact adaptive music similarly to Super Mario Galaxy, In boss fights (such as an Hog or Tusk) or even Performing an combo the music "add" new layers when Donkey Kong performs some actions (In a Hog, Roc or Tusk battles and even the final boss when they're stunned, synth notes are played along the music, if Cactus / Ghastly King Health is low, an crowd cheering "DK!" can be heard in the music).
3:40 the same bass line, but an octave higher
Dude no shot I thought Wii games couldn't be deconstructed my mind is blown we need more Super mario galaxy 2 dawg. One of the greatest games to have blessed our childhood's 🌠🌌
If it has a sequence and soundbank it can and will be ripped! :D And when it can be ripped @Orj_Osc and me are here to give you the best oscilloscope deconstruction videos! :D
@This Spoon is Abnormally Large quite a bit of first party Nintendo games for the Wii use Sequenced music, ones I could think of right now include Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess, Animal Crossing City Folk, Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword, and all the Wii Channels (including the Wii home menu).
@This Spoon is Abnormally Large Yeah
@@LandonEmma ayyy that's what's up tysm , 😘
@@LandonEmma where are the oscilloscope videos
2:28 howdy partner
Mario Galaxy 2 feels like a fever dream. I remember as a kid seeing a lot of fake Mario 64 sequel videos and thinking this was the same. But then I got it and thought it was super fun and really hard. This song was one that caught me off guard hearing it for the first time but damn, what a throwback (galaxy).
Sadly no whistle.
Wait what this is sequenced? I thought all Wii music was pre-recorded! You learn something new every day.
Some are, some aren’t. It a bit of a mix
When I was playing Mario Galaxy, I naturally thought all the songs were orchestral recordings.
Considering the game's interactive music system, it is only natural that the songs are made with a midi-like system, but it is amazing that they do not sound out of place when listened to with other orchestral recordings.
I knew some galaxy songs sounded more electronic than others, sounds like this is one of those songs 😮
There are MANY more
These deconstructions always make me better appreciate the thought that went into making these songs sound the way they do. Thanks for doing such cool stuff like this for us!
now i really wanna see some barn-band perform their usual hits until suddenly for their next song the banjo player just starts absolutely fucking shredding like in the third chapter, miscieviously looking around through the crowd, and after a while, with a loud "HEY" (or "HAY" if you may), the rest of the group joins in
The violin sounds a lot like the one from wii music
First Wii music deconstructed? This is…new.
Ah, one of my favorite renditions of the Slider theme! This is a really good rip, and a wonderful deconstruction.
did not know that the wii had sequenced music
If it has a sequence and soundbank it can and will be ripped! :D And when it can be ripped @Orj_Osc and me are here to give you the best oscilloscope deconstruction videos! :D
Even modern Nintendo games still tend to use sequenced tracks here and there. Plenty of examples on the 3DS, and even the Wii U and Switch in some cases (example: _Super Mario 3D World_ -- both the original _and_ the port)
@@Wryyyong yep!
@@LandonEmma is it possible to deconstruct the Mario and Luigi dream team battle themes, or Bowser's Lava lair theme from SMG2?
@@Bilvec no, that is impossible. they both use totally different formats, but are both streamed songs.
Didn't know Wii used sequenced music lol O_o bc Wii music sounded so realistic
i never played super mario galaxy one or two but what i did play was wii music and hearing the same violin sample used made me double take so hard
I need more Wii games deconstructed in my life! This was awesome!
Wow, I didn’t know that you can deconstruct Wii music. I’ll be looking forward to see more videos like this.
Oh boy, this opens the door for so many songs! I assumed the all theme that sped up and slowed down accordingly was still a recording, but it's been a while since I heard it
Thank goodness you're doing Wii stuff! That opens a lot of games! Like mayhaps the hub world of Warioware Smooth Moves?
ah the old wood slide
hated that level but the music made it so much more enjoyable
You’re first Wii Desconstructed
i hate youtube for not recommending me this sooner
Nice video!
If you could do Throwback Galaxy that would be amazing
That one is streamed
Congrats on the first wii Decompile
Thank you so much!
Okay, I’m fully convinced that you could do oscilloscope deconstructions of GameCube games, like I requested.
Yep, you can, my friend TZ Gaming also did that too.
Only a select amount.
@@videogamesuperstars yeah
The console isn’t the issue, it’s dependent on if the track was sequenced or streamed.
@@cowboyluigi5275 yeah
Yes! You made it! Now I hope you can do Kirby Return to Dreamland!
If it's not possible, I want you to know that : some music from the final version of the game have beta versions in the files. These bêta music were originally planned for Kirby GCN but he never came out and became Kirby Wii.
So maybe you can deconstruct these, idk.
This is amazing! You’ve earned a subscriber 😄
Could you do SMG 1 Bowser’s Star Reactor or SMG 2 Bowser’s Lava Lair?
nah because those are orchestrated
Is there an variation of this when you go slow in Rolling Coaster Galaxy?
Yes and it's also a midi
So Wii is possible
Yep!
hey the violin is the same as the wii music one cool
Rightside down from galaxy 2 would be so cool!!
thats not sequenced
I never thought Mario Galaxy used sequenced music and libraries lmao
not every song is orchestrated
We gon need the slipsand galaxy theme next 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Yep!
is that one sequenced ?
@@flophawk no
@@LandonEmma well then you cant do a deconstruction ??
@@flophawk nope, we can’t
hey could you do an oscilloscope of Mario kart Wii?
;O if you can do Galaxy 1/2 songs, please do Throwback Galaxy ;D
Hey there, I don’t know if you’ll do more deconstructing music from Wii games, but do you think it’s possible if you can do the Hammer event music from the first Mario and Sonic game?
like could you do a oscilloscope of Mario kart Wii chain chomp roulette??
nice I'm the 1,000th view lol
also nice work! I wonder, how are these tracks deconstructed anyways?
By ripping the midi's & soundfonts
ITS NOT A CD AUDIO TRACK⁉⁉⁉⁉
Is there a list of all the tracks in both galaxy games that are sequenced instead of streamed?
MAKE MORE WII CONSTEUCTIONS :D
Is it possible to learn this power?
OpenMPT music be like 💀💀💀
Dude, i'm not one to beg, but could you PLEASE do Rosalina's Storybook Theme? It would be beautiful!!
That is not sequenced
@@LandonEmma Well, it's a track from Mario Galaxy, and i thought since they were able to do one from Mario Galaxy 2, why not 1? 🤷♀
@@mariomaniac581 you can do mario galaxy 1
@@LandonEmma so you can do mario galaxy 1, but you can't deconstruct the story book theme? Why not?
@@mariomaniac581 So, some songs, such as the Slider theme, are sequenced, in that they're basically instructions, kind of like sheet music, with instruments, saved separately, assigned to each. It saves a lot of space. It's also easily modifiable - tempo of the stage or sound effects or taking damage can alter the sequence instructions if set up to do so, so some games, despite bigger file space, will make use of the technique still. Most music in Galaxy/2 however is streamed - sort of like just an mp3 in the game that's playing back. You can't really break apart the separate instruments or instructions or mute anything or rip the soundfont because it's all one file that's playing, especially when it's a recording (like orchestra stuff). So some songs you can make these breakdown videos on, but a lot of them in newer games cannot.
Wait a minute, Nintendo uses the same soundfont for many of their games.
Please stop saying soundfont, only fl studio midi slappers say that
@@jytvreal Okay, I shall rephrase it, "Wait a minute, Nintendo uses the same sample library for many of their games."
say presets@@DerpDerp3001
would New Super Mario Wii be possible?
I've heard that stuff for NSMBW isn't possible but don't take my word for it.
Mario Bros Wii doesn't have sequenced music, only streamed
overrated
I hate to ask in a RUclips comment section but I am SO desperate lmao.
Could you please provide me with the Galaxy1/2 midi and soundfonts you have? I've tried absolutely everything and cannot get any sound information out, just sequence information (albeit in the wrong format)
Would really appreciate it.
Can you please do Rainbow Mario soon?
So for this one, were the instruments used in the original song all found, or is there a special file type that some Wii tracks used that can be deconstructed?
No, this is ripped from the brsar, so it's the real quality.
@@LandonEmma _there is no brsar_ 🤣
@@tzgaming_music yeah I know, it's a bms
I thought Wii games can't be deconstructed?
Well, it uses .bms files like Mario Sunshine for some tracks.
I NEED NEW SUPER MARIO BROS WII
they used samples up to WII 😭😭
don't tell me that they have samples on Nintendo switch
@@SmaIlHumyeah there’s some sequenced tracks on there too, but it also doesn’t matter if the instrument quality is basically the same as cd quality.
They use sequenced music in order to make things like syncing the music to a certain scene or changing tempos easier.
Can you deconstruct wii u music or does it not use sound channels?
Request: Mario kart 64 Rainbow Road
Wait! How is this Wii song being deconstructed? It doesn’t have the same song files as the older consoles.
It has some sequence data and soundbanks in it's brsar and bms files
some songs are sequenced for when they change in tempo like the ball rolling and power ups
is the overworld theme from nsmbw sequenced? i’ve always been dying to hear that one weird sound by itself. the one that’s more hearable at the start of the song
No sadly it's streamed
@@tzgaming_music damn
How tf? I thought it was all audio files
Day 2 of requesting GCN Mushroom Bridge (DS Port)
Is it possible for you mk8dx songs to do this as well?
No
Can you do Gustys Gardens deconstructed
Was this hard to make?
as hard as making music is
How
Ripping the midi's and soundfonts
This is one theme which is sequenced
Thanks
Now do 3D Worlds slide theme