(High Frequency Warning) [SNES Remix] Inferno by Mick Gordon ft. LittleVMills (Cinder's Theme)

(Hey. I made a non-ear-piercing version of this: • (REUPLOAD) [SNES Remix... )
You ever tried to make a jet engine into a rise under a flanger with SNES sounds? Yeah, me neither. So I just grabbed the lead synth from Glacius' theme and with a little automated panning, it worked.
Seriously though, this one was a headbanger. And not in the good way, but also in the good way. Long story short, this remix took much more effort (and miracles) than I would have guessed. I'd also like to apologize to Mick for butchering the drum solo before the "requiem for a cinder main" section.
Some of the major breakthroughs this project: This is the first SNES remix with only 8 channels (which if you're wondering, yes that is the amount the original KI SNES OST used), I conquered my fear of pitch bending, I used very little echo on this track, I learned how to write in-key just for this and I still had fun doing it.
Big thanks to the team behind ChipsynthSFC, your KILLER plugin made this experience a lot less painful. Here's a link to the product in case you wanna get into SNES music yourself: www.plogue.com...
(Note: it does require money and an understanding of where to download SFC libraries.)
"Inferno" by Mick Gordon
Originally composed, produced and performed by Mick Gordon
Featuring "Trailblazer" theme by Robin Beanland
Amazing guitar solos (in SNES form): James "Little V" Mills
SNES Remix by KuppoJoe
Created using Ableton Live 10 Standard
and the plugin Chipsynth SFC by Plogue
SNES Sound Libraries used:
[Killer Instinct]
-General: Cinder and Announcer Voice Lines
-Trailblazer (Cinder's Theme, SNES Version):
Kick, crash, hi-hat, bass, chugchug/rhythm guitar, synth lead, power chord? (dun DUN), FX sting (SHING).
-Trailblazer (Cinder's Theme, Killer Cuts Version):
Opening guitar neck grind (Recorded from the soundtrack version and processed through ChipsynthSFC. Fun fact: this is the same sample that Mick Gordon used, sorta.)
-Controlling Transmission (Glacius' Theme):
Icy synth lead (used as "flanged" rise).
[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time]
Snare, backup natural delay guitars (why Mick why), lead guitar.

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On fire!

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We need Sabrewulf and TJ combo next :)

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Omg this is so cool thx for this

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Amazing!

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cool,

[@tiaroth]

Awesome remix!