The Huehuehue, record scratch and hit it got sampled from the Sonic CD sample pack video on RUclips, the guitar, siren, "I got the power", snare and hi hat were from the 2nd disc of the Zero-G datafiles, the kick was a pitch bending sine wave, the bass, saw and pads were synthesized on the SNES, the piano is the Korg M1 piano, the orchestra hit was from Daytona USA, which I isolated using Foobar2000 and the "get!", "down!" and "uh!" samples were from Virtua Fighter which I also isolated using Foobar2000. I downsampled it and relied on the SNES's gaussian interpolation to smooth out the samples. I'm working on a SNES sound driver for furnace that multiplexes into 16 channels @ 64KHZ. EDIT: Wrong vid, I opened up the vgm's in foobar2000 and sampled them and the psg's were synthesized by the wavetable.
Did you sample the original? How does this track fit into the SNES? Seems like a lot of good, long samples.
The Huehuehue, record scratch and hit it got sampled from the Sonic CD sample pack video on RUclips, the guitar, siren, "I got the power", snare and hi hat were from the 2nd disc of the Zero-G datafiles, the kick was a pitch bending sine wave, the bass, saw and pads were synthesized on the SNES, the piano is the Korg M1 piano, the orchestra hit was from Daytona USA, which I isolated using Foobar2000 and the "get!", "down!" and "uh!" samples were from Virtua Fighter which I also isolated using Foobar2000. I downsampled it and relied on the SNES's gaussian interpolation to smooth out the samples. I'm working on a SNES sound driver for furnace that multiplexes into 16 channels @ 64KHZ.
EDIT: Wrong vid, I opened up the vgm's in foobar2000 and sampled them and the psg's were synthesized by the wavetable.
Impressive. Only a matter of time before the algorithm picks this up.