I am still satisfied with 16Bit machines more than the more advanced technology. Sometimes more is actually less as well as it might damage the echo-system.
the sonic cd past themes tend to have a lower sample rate than their present and future counterparts, so this shows that the snes could only barely recreate the easiest-to-recreate cd themes
Sega CD can play mp3 (or ogg, idk) files, when SNES uses FM synthesis to generate sound. In short - Sega CD is ahead of any 16-bit console in playing music
@@amatik4569 thank you, i kinda know that, but i was refering to the genesis, or megadrive, thing that is obvious, because the soundchip of the snes was actually better and modern, but anyways, thanks for the data i appreciate too much :D
@@amatik4569 The Sega CD could not play MP3 audio, it instead played standard CD audio, closer to WAV files than MP3. It could also play sequenced music in a format custom to each game.
The point is to sound as close as possible to the original. I want to show the world that snes could do at least the same if not more than the sega cd.
@@Pixel_si yea, i kinda knew that, and what you're doing is really cool because some other remixes with the snes sound super different, so you and other people are doing the snes justice imo
@@crakaweazol The present and future doesn't use samples their just a bunch of red book audio (and the snes-s hardver could play red book audio but nintendo never made a cd player for it)
![Quartz Quadrant (Re-Imagined) [16 Bit; Sega Genesis] - Sonic CD (JP)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/F444h5Jc4pQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Quartz Quadrant (Re-Imagined) [16 Bit; Sega Genesis] - Sonic CD (JP)](/img/tr.png)
This shows some differences in audio quality between 16-bit PCM and 16-bit ADPCM.
I am still satisfied with 16Bit machines more than the more advanced technology.
Sometimes more is actually less as well as it might damage the echo-system.
Yo, so this confirms the snes is like the mega cd in music power?, they soun TOO familiar to the original, also nice job, well done!!!
the sonic cd past themes tend to have a lower sample rate than their present and future counterparts, so this shows that the snes could only barely recreate the easiest-to-recreate cd themes
@@throwbaque no
Sega CD can play mp3 (or ogg, idk) files, when SNES uses FM synthesis to generate sound. In short - Sega CD is ahead of any 16-bit console in playing music
@@amatik4569 thank you, i kinda know that, but i was refering to the genesis, or megadrive, thing that is obvious, because the soundchip of the snes was actually better and modern, but anyways, thanks for the data i appreciate too much :D
@@amatik4569 The Sega CD could not play MP3 audio, it instead played standard CD audio, closer to WAV files than MP3. It could also play sequenced music in a format custom to each game.
lmao this is pretty much the original, and i'm not saying you did nothing but i find it funny that it sounds the same
The point is to sound as close as possible to the original.
I want to show the world that snes could do at least the same if not more than the sega cd.
@@Pixel_si yea, i kinda knew that, and what you're doing is really cool because some other remixes with the snes sound super different, so you and other people are doing the snes justice imo
@@Pixel_si also i was trying to say "You did nothing" but i mistyped sorry
@@Pixel_si the past music is low quality on purpose, present uses more higher quality samles
@@crakaweazol The present and future doesn't use samples their just a bunch of red book audio (and the snes-s hardver could play red book audio but nintendo never made a cd player for it)
Very nice!
I don't think you know this, but I often listen to this over the original Mega CD Quartz Quadrant
Thank you for enjoying my "content"!
This kind of feedback really means a lot!
(and i have an improved version of this coming)
Very well done
I believe it is also possible with the other dimensions of the stage! I hope you know how!
nice
Thx
@@Pixel_si yw