I never really thought about the fact that Super Circuit's Bowser Castle had such rocking vibes to it. Almost makes me want to see it come back in 8 just for the remix. Almost.
Man, rewatching this, I was never able to hear the whole song as a child, my game boy couldn’t register the frequencies. This song was sooooooo much more kick ass then I remember.
It is impressive that the PSG waveform with a stronger release is overlaid on the electric guitar sample to create a unique reverb feel. The BGM has a hard rock style, which was rare for Nintendo's game music at the time, and it would not be out of place if played as BGM for DOOM.
So do you think Nintendo ever used any synths in the Yamaha DX or MODX series for the soundtracks of any of their games? I know there’s the famous electric piano in “Super Mario 64”, but it could have also been done with a Korg M1 or Roland D50.
ive only heard the remixed versions before so im truky appreciating the mixing and matching of what channels play which to make this slap as much as it does with the 0 sound hardware lol
I did a Turbografx 16 remix. Haven't uploaded on RUclips, though. Sounds good, though. Try using Deflemask. MonsterLead can be good for Channels 1 and 2.
That sound effect is also present in Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire. This is because most composers used common Roland sound libraries when creating game soundfonts for GBA, and each only ever added very few (if any) samples actually unique enough to set them apart from each other. This isn't a knock against composers, just that the GBA's sound capabilities were notoriously limited even for its time and as such, creating entirely new soundfonts for GBA was more of a risk than it was for the SNES/N64 before it or the DS after it. It lacked a dedicated sound processor, thus sound/music used up precious CPU cycles like on the NES and Game Boy/Game Boy Color. The DS also lacked a dedicated sound processor, but sound/music didn't tax its CPU nearly as much. The only GBA games I owned that I remember actually rising far beyond the rest with a totally different sound than most games were Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga, Golden Sun, and all the Sonic Advance games as well as Sonic Battle.
@@TurboPikachu This has nothing to do with the gba limitations, the Roland SC-88 was famous in japan, that's why it was used so much. There's no "default" sound library for gba. Mother 3's samples of the SC-88 are of higher quality than this game's samples, so it doesn't use any default library.
2:34 I'll still never understand why THIS part wasn't the same in DS remake. THAT. Boggles my mind And if you heard the the DS remake of N64 Choco Mountain, you probably know why it bothers me
This does sound pretty rad, but it probably would have sounded better if the GBA had more RAM. I'm sure the sound on the GBA was done through software, and not partially with hardware, like the original Gameboy/Color. And I think it used a PWM DAC instead of a real one.
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I never really thought about the fact that Super Circuit's Bowser Castle had such rocking vibes to it. Almost makes me want to see it come back in 8 just for the remix. Almost.
With those tour remakes... Let's better wait for the next game xD
Id prefer seeing a snes bpwser castle comeback for the kickass smw final boss theme remix
@@flow185 Yeah. That’s the only one that hasn’t had a remake yet.
wave 6 would welcome you in. @@Antluvstrains
Guess what ? SNES bowser castle 3 recently got added To the booster course pass
Bowser decided to go with the electric guitar for his castle theme...
After the creepy choir from before tho?
Hey, I'm still all for it.
I mean, it's not often you get to rock out in a mario game, so why not?
SNES - Compressed Guitar
N64 - Choir
GBA - Electric Guitar
GCN - Dark Ambience
DS - Don't remember
Wii - Barely remember
3DS - Don't remember
WiiU - Electric Guitar
@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171 very late comment but It was electric guitar and almost machinery??? I listen to the song a lot lol
@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171 DS has a choir through most of it.
Wii has has a sort of ambient, regal feeling.
7 Also used the electric guitar.
@@soronexle2681 Thanks.
Man, rewatching this, I was never able to hear the whole song as a child, my game boy couldn’t register the frequencies. This song was sooooooo much more kick ass then I remember.
Channel 0: Electric Guitar and Strings
Channel 1: Electric Guitar (itself)
Channel 2: Electric Bass
Channel 3 and 4: Square Wave
Channel 5: Drums
It is impressive that the PSG waveform with a stronger release is overlaid on the electric guitar sample to create a unique reverb feel.
The BGM has a hard rock style, which was rare for Nintendo's game music at the time, and it would not be out of place if played as BGM for DOOM.
So do you think Nintendo ever used any synths in the Yamaha DX or MODX series for the soundtracks of any of their games? I know there’s the famous electric piano in “Super Mario 64”, but it could have also been done with a Korg M1 or Roland D50.
2:24 ????? did NOT expect that
they was in the studio fr
1:00-3:38 sounds awsome
I know second one I found from nintendo. Nintendo just hides them
Looks like a Castle
GBA + DS Bowser Castle 2 Restored Splitter Ai 🎼🎵🎶 3:01
This is the only song that I remember from this game lol
I remember Mario Circuit and Rainbow Road. This game has the least memorable tracks. Music is still great, though.
Probably because there were like four Bowser Castle race tracks in the game lol
@@SpongeMagic there was actually 9
@@megazap9986 You mean 7.
Probably because it reappeared in DS, Wii and 7 lol
2:02 When the doom soundfont kicks in
Channel zero sounds like Bowser laughing.
It's pretty fitting to be honest.
Well the first part of channel zero
really love the isolated bass and drums on this track!
Now this. THIS IS THE EPIC SONG RIGHT HERE!
5:03 EVERYBODY NOW!!
2:02 NOW WE TALKING🤣
Your profile picture is a enderman don't look at it
@@SuperDupTNT oops I did
ive only heard the remixed versions before so im truky appreciating the mixing and matching of what channels play which to make this slap as much as it does with the 0 sound hardware lol
So it's a complicated remix of the Mario 64 Bowser theme. Nice.
Channel 4 and 3
Hey...that's pretty good
Channel 2 and 5
Oh damn...this is pure pog
SICK!
Battle Mode next?
Edit: Hey, 6 channels! _Genesis remix incoming!_
Yes.
I did a Turbografx 16 remix. Haven't uploaded on RUclips, though. Sounds good, though.
Try using Deflemask. MonsterLead can be good for Channels 1 and 2.
0:45
I swear ive heard this exact same instrument in Mother 3
That sound effect is also present in Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire. This is because most composers used common Roland sound libraries when creating game soundfonts for GBA, and each only ever added very few (if any) samples actually unique enough to set them apart from each other. This isn't a knock against composers, just that the GBA's sound capabilities were notoriously limited even for its time and as such, creating entirely new soundfonts for GBA was more of a risk than it was for the SNES/N64 before it or the DS after it. It lacked a dedicated sound processor, thus sound/music used up precious CPU cycles like on the NES and Game Boy/Game Boy Color. The DS also lacked a dedicated sound processor, but sound/music didn't tax its CPU nearly as much.
The only GBA games I owned that I remember actually rising far beyond the rest with a totally different sound than most games were Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga, Golden Sun, and all the Sonic Advance games as well as Sonic Battle.
@@TurboPikachu This has nothing to do with the gba limitations, the Roland SC-88 was famous in japan, that's why it was used so much.
There's no "default" sound library for gba.
Mother 3's samples of the SC-88 are of higher quality than this game's samples, so it doesn't use any default library.
5:03
2:34 I'll still never understand why THIS part wasn't the same in DS remake. THAT. Boggles my mind
And if you heard the the DS remake of N64 Choco Mountain, you probably know why it bothers me
I love this soundtrack so much, sounds like a boss battle them from a JRPG game like Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy!
Have you ever considered doing this to the 8-bit Sonic 1 tracks(especially scrap brain)
YES
Wish granted. Just 2 years later though...
@@NovaDXX real
i want to make a guitar cover of this song!
Gonna say that out of everything out of the godly soundtracks the gba has, I want nonaggression from sonic advance 3 and Departure from Megaman Zero 2
SONIC ADVANCE 3 ENTHUSIAST
I’m under the strong impression Bowser is a huge Doom fan
Imagine these soundfonts on the rainbow road track from this game btw
This does sound pretty rad, but it probably would have sounded better if the GBA had more RAM.
I'm sure the sound on the GBA was done through software, and not partially with hardware, like the original Gameboy/Color.
And I think it used a PWM DAC instead of a real one.
If it had more memory, it could sound similar to Wii Bowser Castle 3, only bit-crushed.
I think the limits of the GBA are what gives it this great character
I think it would be cool if you did another vgm of ristar planet flora round 1
1:23 Mario Kart briefly becomes a Zelda GBA game.
0:11 Isn'r that guitar used in Advance Wars?
No megaman zero
good but crunchy
subtitles: [Applause]
the bass and drums sounds like Splatoon.
Rock n roll baby
I swear the strings at 0:45 are from R/S/E.
They both sample the same module, the Roland SC88
Chanel 1 is my favorite
I thought the gba only had two channels that can play samples while the rest could only make Gameboy noises.
Hi Carphathia 808 Can You Deconstruct The Music BIOS Of Sega CD (US) Model 1 Because It's Doable!!
Honestly all of the BIOS themes are very cool. I bet someone's probably dumped VGM for them already.
sick
bruh, when does mario have bangers like this ever again? Between this and Yoshi's Island, I don't know what's more metal lol
Maybe... Bowser's Fury?
@@quinnmcmurtrie8022 please god. I would destroy my entire pants collection forever if it sounded at least 5% as cool as this.
@@SaiKisaragi Well wave goodbye to your pants then.
@@quinnmcmurtrie8022 fuck
3DS Bowsers Castle...
how you deconstruted gba songs?
Do Ristar Credits!
How about that 7th boss theme from Sonic Advance 3 next?
Channel 2 and 5 together sound like a doom theme
Mouse Rock Concert
Who else had there caption on and they see the word You on 1:56
Could you do Sonic CD’s Tidal Tempest bad future japan version? Idk if that’s possible, I’ve been watching your deconstructions lately and their dope
It's not possible, because it's streamed CD render music
Creo que con esa técnica eligieron los instrumentos que usarían para los circuitos mejorados de MarioKart 8
Rock castle
when you
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Channels 2 and 5 went too hard
Hey Carpathia808 is there a way that you can deconstruct sonic the Hedgehog 4 episode 2 music?
It sadly isn't possible as the tracks in Sonic 4 (both episodes) are rendered audio.
Bouncy Glow's Music Room
I think you could theoretically do the _Wii_ version of Episode 1.
@@BouncyGlowsMusicRoom aww man. If only it was possible
@@rassilontdavros3004 No, the Wii version is also rendered. Even as far back as Adventure (and probably farther) was rendered audio.