Started listening just for fun. Ended up listening to the whole thing XD This is GREAT! 💥 When it hits that beat @28.08 in Highway song, I was genuinely moved :,)
Thank you! I'm glad you noticed the different drums. I ended up finding a new Genesis soundfont with much more drum variety in comparison to the one that I've formerly used, and the one you currently use. And drums aren't the only thing that it has more of! More guitar samples, more bass samples, more samples for all of the instruments! And, a lot less of those "unused" samples that just play the generic piano sound, too. Check out the description if you want to check it out for yourself!
Hey this might sound like a stupid question, but is there copyright on this video? Because the Innervision one is something I might want to sample for my personal band. I understand if I can not do that though, it's you work after all, and it's good work. Just, the Innervision one is unreal and would fit our sound so well
You can use it, be sure to show me your work when you're done! Here's a link to the file on google drive for you to download. drive.google.com/file/d/1ln5FrlXi95xOEDX5q8A-xslu0-ky1UIq/view?usp=drive_link
For my next next Genesis-style album, actually. By the time you made this comment, I've already made another album. I'd love to give it a shot! Would you want to recommend an album for me to do this with?
@@drake2quared Making music in a tracker program is extremely time-intensive, even when you're good at it. I haven't touched anything of that nature since some flirtations with ScreamTracker on DOS, and I'm sure things have improved since then (particularly in the UI department), but it's still going to be pretty involved given the way tracker music works. With that in mind, I would probably suggest something with relatively short and simple songs, maybe like Green Day's Dookie or The Ramones' debut album. (I'm not a big punk fan, it's just that punk music is usually short and simple.) You also could try some stuff off Black Sabbath's earlier albums, or some of the more popular Judas Priest stuff, particularly from the early 80s. Breakin' the Law could sound real good on the YM2612, and it's relatively short and simple. Good luck learning Furnace!
SEGA DOES WHAT NINTENDONT!
Mr jack sounds so heavy IEAO goes beautifully though. They just all work
Pepperoni and green peppers mushrooms olives chives
when you find out your 0.0001% italian
Holy shit Mr. Jack sounds like a real evil video game theme, awesome!
reminds me of a desert level
Roulette and Streamline kick ass!
That first drop in chic n stu really made me headbang. This is my favorite soundfont remix by far now
I love how 36 turns from a boss fight to a normal happy song
Damn, I kinda begin to believe that this version of Streamline is actually better )
Started listening just for fun. Ended up listening to the whole thing XD
This is GREAT! 💥
When it hits that beat @28.08 in Highway song, I was genuinely moved :,)
Love thr drum sounds on this, good work!!!
Thank you! I'm glad you noticed the different drums. I ended up finding a new Genesis soundfont with much more drum variety in comparison to the one that I've formerly used, and the one you currently use. And drums aren't the only thing that it has more of! More guitar samples, more bass samples, more samples for all of the instruments! And, a lot less of those "unused" samples that just play the generic piano sound, too. Check out the description if you want to check it out for yourself!
36 is an intro for game. Goofy one
i think. a game needs made around this
This sounds like it should have been in some kind of futuristic side scrolling action/shooter/beat em up 🤘🤘🤘
Hey this might sound like a stupid question, but is there copyright on this video? Because the Innervision one is something I might want to sample for my personal band. I understand if I can not do that though, it's you work after all, and it's good work. Just, the Innervision one is unreal and would fit our sound so well
I can't remember, but I'll check it in a little bit.
You can use it, be sure to show me your work when you're done! Here's a link to the file on google drive for you to download. drive.google.com/file/d/1ln5FrlXi95xOEDX5q8A-xslu0-ky1UIq/view?usp=drive_link
@@drake2quared thanks a lot!
@@rubevanderwielen9323 You'll want to ask SOAD's record label about using this too because it's owned by them.
dude this rips ass
These have no right to be this good
For your next Genesis-style album, you should learn Furnace tracker and make it properly. :)
For my next next Genesis-style album, actually. By the time you made this comment, I've already made another album. I'd love to give it a shot! Would you want to recommend an album for me to do this with?
@@drake2quared Making music in a tracker program is extremely time-intensive, even when you're good at it. I haven't touched anything of that nature since some flirtations with ScreamTracker on DOS, and I'm sure things have improved since then (particularly in the UI department), but it's still going to be pretty involved given the way tracker music works.
With that in mind, I would probably suggest something with relatively short and simple songs, maybe like Green Day's Dookie or The Ramones' debut album. (I'm not a big punk fan, it's just that punk music is usually short and simple.) You also could try some stuff off Black Sabbath's earlier albums, or some of the more popular Judas Priest stuff, particularly from the early 80s. Breakin' the Law could sound real good on the YM2612, and it's relatively short and simple. Good luck learning Furnace!
@@azazelleblack Thank you. I think I'll stick with Judas Priest for now. That's likely to be the first thing I get done when I return.
Promo SM 🤔