Make moar stuff! The biggest difference between your stuff and other video game cover-ists is your attention to detail. No fancy additions, it's not "orchestrated" or remixed. It's as close as you can get to the originals but with real instruments. Evoking the same emotions as the OG. As a remixer and multi instrumentalist I really appreciate what you do because it's something I can't do. You're like a good baker, not leaving any ingredients out and pulling that shit out of the oven at exactly the right time. Bravo, man.
exactly! There is no need to make it different than the originals, people don't understand that the only flaw of the originals is the "instrument" that they were played on (snes engine). Making it real without additions is the best!
i totally agree. i've noticed many musicians like to add their own solo parts and usually it just strays away from the original song too much, which is a shame because many times the song would have been great without the extra bits.
You make it sound like he's just coloring by numbers when there is a lot more to it. There is a lot of emotion and feeling going on. If you listen to the songs side by side, you can pick out a lot of differences, but he does such a good job of distilling the essence of the original piece that you don't notice that they are different. The original has a much more, I would say MIddle Eastern vibe, with what sounds like a sitar.
@@joebrisado deixa eu te falar, não poderia mudar chrono triger nem se fosse meu intuito hehe. Ele sempre será crhono triger do snes e sempre q quisermos podemos rejoga-lo igualzinho como sempre foi. Agora é o seguinte, é inegável a vontade dos fãs por algo mais sobre ele o q vem em mente logo de cara é refazer a obra para nova geração (tal qual fizeram com resident 2 ou shadow of the colossus)
@@genersoneduardo Um remaster mantendo todas as trilhas sonoras iguais só melhorando o gráfico um pouco acho que seria foda pra essa geração ,mas a versão antiga nunca será superada
O PPF consegue aperfeiçoar a perfeição, olha o tema Schala ou minning melacholy no canal dele, todas versões pode se notar as mínimas coisas da original com algo a mais.
I have to say Chrono Trigger was and still is my absolute favorite Square RPG simply for the replay factor, the story felt more intertwined with the characters and it personally was an escape from hard times as a kid. FF6 was no doubt just as amazing but Chrono Trigger has always pulled me in from the character design (Toriyama!!!!), the way the story developed, having the option to beat the game with or without Crono and it's soundtrack was unforgettably memorable. Uematsu and Mitsuda did an amazing job, having Sakaguchi apart of this dream team just made CT just perfect!!
@@pirosoffaireyes well the guy complimenting the musician for being dead-nuts on has 97 upvotes while your asshole comment has none, so which do you think.
My man, I’m THRILLED to have just discovered this cover and channel. Please understand the significance to me. So many fans have been digging Corridors of Time since its release in 1995. Why does Mitsuda’s original strike us as gorgeous, a favorite for so many? He not only composed brilliant pieces for Chrono Trigger but proved how much they could move an audience even through the constraints of 16-bit arrangement. And this song might have been his most effective in its scene. The player, lost in time, trudges through a snowy wasteland before stumbling upon a shocking contrast: a cloud kingdom in its magic-powered Golden Age. The sounds of tabla, sitar, and chorus give exotic hints of East Asia. But the scene is pure fantasy, so the combination feels something like Atlantis. And the lively yet melancholic tune foreshadows the kingdom’s story you’re about to discover. Corridors of Time gave me chills then and has since been one of my favorite pieces, VGM or otherwise. At age 9 I used a 28.8 dial-up modem to download an emulator, then left Chrono Trigger running idle so Corridors could be background music. I pretended my bedroom was another corner of Enhasa. Sounds silly to an outsider, but you must understand what an impression these songs left on us who grew up with them. For 25 years I've played the ripped sound file while searching for covers. It’s so hard to find one with rich instrumentation but still capturing the elegance. Every interpretation makes compromises. Minimalist solo pieces like Zohar’s on piano are certainly beautiful, even more elegantly simple in their own way. But they can’t round out the “soundscape” and end up repetitive if trying to include all the “voices” in Corridors. Orchestrations Like Dan Goodale’s “Passage Through Zeal” can be grand and triumphant, exploring another side of the Zeal story, but they completely alter the mood of the original. The electronic covers are most prevalent and often capture the chill and mystic vibe, but that’s precisely the format I’m trying to get away from. What would the real Zeal sound like? The closest I'd found so far was Mathew Valente's, which served as my study music through college, but it still didn't feel quite right. And then I stumble on your interpretation, somehow five years late to the party. Such a warm tone, such unique and detailed instrumentation - it’s clear you knew the sound you wanted and would craft it by any means necessary. A melodica for chorus, banjo in place of sitar, toy piano as glockenspiel. And so many layers of percussion to shame any other rendition out there: brilliantly mimicking the tabla, subtly implementing the shaker and tambourine. You truly made it your own with the woodwinds (tone perfectly matching the original), bass slide, and repeating phrases just because we don’t want to leave this part yet, but not sounding tedious or stalled. You perfectly maintained the balance between intricacy and building anticipation yet not ruining the peaceful chill. Every part you play knows its place, complements rather than overwhelms the others. Nothing repetitive, plenty innovative. This was a lovingly crafted and brilliantly executed piece. Clearly I’ve thought about Corridors more than anyone should admit publicly. Screw it. This is 10/10, pure gold. Thank you!
Abso-f*-lutely. This is the only cover that almost makes me forget how the original piece sounded like (I'm pretty sure that's ruclips.net/video/BXo3DrXHY8w/видео.html) - that hard bell tunes have something that immediately grab me and throw out into outer space. Like someone pulled a plug and detached me from reality for a fraction of second. Not many can do that. I just checked a few just to make sure :) And there's a sure-hit impact, but not like with CorridorsOfTime. And here goes the magic thing. The tune of those bell's that most of the covers basically lack, or overdo, or have it too polished and not rough enough - here it's on guitar. And every single time I listen to this version, I wonder, how it's possible this fits. It's not bell. It's not metallic. It's not clang-tastic. It's not rough with snes chip and all. BUT IT FITS SO DAMN WELL. I sometimes listen side-by-side this version and the original one, just to hear and feel the difference, and for some moments, it feels like PFF's version is actually better. But it quickly passes. Both are masterpieces in their own league. PFF's version is as captivating as the original one, it's so hard to pause or stop once playing, but in a different way. It doesn't leave me ripped off from reality and thrown into different world of sound, but instead pulls me in as if promising to tell a story I knew and always longed to hear again. Both are heavily melancholic, but this nuance make a huge difference like.. like hearing cool Blumenkranz from KillLaKill when you didn't know the lyrics, and after you got their intended very-uncool meaning (just the other way around, here PFF's one is the nice one, and original is the harsh one). I loved Corridors of Time immediately on first hearing, but now I know I wouldn't love it this much if I didn't hear PFF's version. Now I have two to love, and they are one.
It's unfair that musicians of your caliber and talent aren't millionaires. Thank you. Unfortunately, that's all I can give you and Mitsuda. A thank you and my tears.
Lol he didn't write this piece. If he wrote it I would agree with you. He is very talented but don't confuse the composer with the cover. What's bad is some thot with half her tits out could do 20% of a job that he does but make 5 times as much from it.
This game had the best music ever. So memorable. I remember just playing it to just listen to the soundtrack. Thanks for bringing this music back to life!
I haven't heard this melody in years, but everytime I do I feel as though I am briefly taken back to when I first heard it and the endless nights of magic I spent with the game it was composed for, and can experience all of my memories from that point onward in a very vivid and powerful way. Thank you for this.
I don't get it, why is Smooth McGroove famous but you're not famous? You deserve to have your music heard by millions of people just as much as he does, if not more so.
Well if you don't like Smooth, then go somewhere else. He's spends a ton of time of his day making acapellas. He could make one in just a couple days. If you can't appreciate his work, then don't judge him.
You are an amazing talent, and your taste in music is wonderful! I just found your channel by chance recently, and i've been suggesting it to others like crazy. That single strum at 1:30 - 1:31 .. woooooooh!!! 🔥
I'm thoroughly convinced that it is not the song itself that everyone loves, but that feeling of wonder tied to hearing this song when you first see Zeal. When I got there, I wanted to just call that the end of the game, and stay with them... But Lavos....
I love the way you arrange and record your instruments. I never get the sense that anything of your instruments are fighting against each other. I've learned a lot from watching your videos. I've never been more inspired to record in stereo than after hearing your work :)
Steven Morris Wow, thanks! I'm really happy that you think that! For the past three or four years I've been making a conscious effort to improve the quality of my mixes, so I'm glad to hear that my work is apparently paying off. By the way, if you're looking for some good reading material, I highly recommend "Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio" by Mike Senior. Out of all the material I've read regarding mixing, that book has been the single most helpful resource, and it is written in a fairly informal style, so it's pretty easy to read. Anyway, thanks for your comment, and happy recording!
Steven Morris Oh, awesome, you're very welcome! That book has been a massive help to me, and I really can't say enough good things about it, so I hope you find it as informative as I did! Have fun!
PoopPoopFart I've noticed that for a couples of days, annotations don't show up on the videos I watch anymore, by any chance are you also using Windows 8.1? Anyways, awesome video man love every Chrono thing you do, and everything else too.
Happened to me- heard the amazing music, then played the game The part of the game where you hear that music is not that long, enjoy it when you get there!
What a beautiful arrangement! I love this song and never get tired of it. I love how you doubled the ostinato an octave up at 0:56. And what's that wind instrument? It looks like a clarinet embouchure but a much simpler instrument. And the banjo on the second verse is amazing! The exposed section on the third verse was really nice too. Wonderful arrangement choices. Feel free to check out my cover of the piece too if you like :)
It's so hard to find a cover to this song that doesn't fuck it up. Everyone makes atleast 1 or 2 mistakes on the melody or completely misses an important part. Amazingly done, sir.
The man with the best username in the world. The man with some of the best arrangements in the world. The man who should be a thousand times more popular than he is now. Seriously, I just found your channel about 15 minutes ago and I love it. You've got quite some talent with covers like these. Usually people stick to one instrument, but you master them all. Incredible music, man.
i have beat chrono trigger for every system they have released it for and i must say no one captures its beauty like you do. i can close my eyes and just picture the greatness that is chrono trigger and for that i thank you
I just discovered your channel... Very good stuff, I have subscribed. It's good to see people doing covers with different instruments than the electric guitar... Not that I hate electric guitars ( I am a guitarist ) but there are so many on RUclips, it gets boring when we only hear metal versions of songs.
holy shit! Finally someone who doesn't slow the tempo, suck the energy dry and make it into some form of depressing funeral song! And there's even drums involved! good show!
Funny how this song always makes me cry... I dunno... I think everytime I played CT I felt different feelings as kid, teenager and adult, and then now in this moment I can remember as if I was there in the real corridors of time! This ain't a song, this is a masterpiece!
out of all the themes in Chrono Trigger, this one is my personal favorite. every time i listen to it, i get this weird (but good) feeling that i'm suddenly in a magical land somewhere out there...
Sweet man, you rock in a very gentle and sensible way! And I love what you do with those red/blue/purple lights. Stylish, bro! But let's get to business... 1) What is that flute around 1:02 on the right of the screen called? I like its deep and warm tone. 2) Could you consider covering something from Xenogears, please? It has a kickass OST by Mitsuda as well.
Romer Nakata Thanks! That instrument is called a xaphoon. And yeah, I've gotten a lot of requests for something from the Xenogears soundtrack, so I'll probably record something from there eventually. In the meantime I'll probably try to record some other stuff I've arranged so that my recent uploads won't turn into a stream of Mitsuda covers (not that there's anything wrong with that).
OMG, this is fantastic. I have a deep love of Chrono Trigger, and especially this song. It was my favorite music from the game. I REMEMBER the kingdom of Zeal...
You just popped up in my recommendations, and damn this is such a nice arrangement! Just. Really nice choices for all the parts going on here. Can I ask what kind of wind instrument that is, from around the minute mark onwards? It's super lovely and I'm now officially tempted to get one. :v
![Yasunori Mitsuda - Schala's Theme [Chrono Trigger]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GGb40u71jes/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Yasunori Mitsuda - Secret of the Forest [Chrono Trigger]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/va2cs3VDOA8/mqdefault.jpg)
The algorithm has blessed me, this day.
It kinda suck you have to find this on a youtube algorithm.
As has it I.
Sad but true.
Very, weird, comma, this day.
Same 😮🎉
Me too
Chrono Trigger got me through some hard times.
I was a child recovering from surgery and Chrono Trigger on the SNES emulator was a welcome distraction.
Yeah, me Too man
I was recovering from surgery too
YEAH brother. love you all the same. look up the orchestra versions... wish there were more.
Bro, this got/gets me through everyday. There's something deep about the music that transcends time....no pun intended.
When I first beat the game I got kinda depressive because there was nothing else left to do, my time on that amazing world was up.
Make moar stuff! The biggest difference between your stuff and other video game cover-ists is your attention to detail. No fancy additions, it's not "orchestrated" or remixed. It's as close as you can get to the originals but with real instruments. Evoking the same emotions as the OG. As a remixer and multi instrumentalist I really appreciate what you do because it's something I can't do. You're like a good baker, not leaving any ingredients out and pulling that shit out of the oven at exactly the right time. Bravo, man.
exactly! There is no need to make it different than the originals, people don't understand that the only flaw of the originals is the "instrument" that they were played on (snes engine). Making it real without additions is the best!
i totally agree. i've noticed many musicians like to add their own solo parts and usually it just strays away from the original song too much, which is a shame because many times the song would have been great without the extra bits.
This man speaks the truth
You make it sound like he's just coloring by numbers when there is a lot more to it. There is a lot of emotion and feeling going on. If you listen to the songs side by side, you can pick out a lot of differences, but he does such a good job of distilling the essence of the original piece that you don't notice that they are different. The original has a much more, I would say MIddle Eastern vibe, with what sounds like a sitar.
I agree
This is so much fun! Love this cover.
He just knows how to bring the song to life! It's almost like being in a dream :)
Good to see you here Yuta
@@HelvecioGomes Yep
ah wtf lol
@@gennarorusso9959 Interesting you say that, because the original composer said this came to him in a dream..
Probably the best cover of Corridors of Time I've seen.
If you haven't already, that is..😅
My favorite musician
Yasunori Mitsuda liked it.
Isso não é um fan cover, é uma obra de arte.
Remake do Chrono Trigger tem que chamar esse cara para recompor algumas trilhas sonoras como neste vídeo.
@@joebrisado deixa eu te falar, não poderia mudar chrono triger nem se fosse meu intuito hehe.
Ele sempre será crhono triger do snes e sempre q quisermos podemos rejoga-lo igualzinho como sempre foi. Agora é o seguinte, é inegável a vontade dos fãs por algo mais sobre ele o q vem em mente logo de cara é refazer a obra para nova geração (tal qual fizeram com resident 2 ou shadow of the colossus)
@@genersoneduardo Um remaster mantendo todas as trilhas sonoras iguais só melhorando o gráfico um pouco acho que seria foda pra essa geração ,mas a versão antiga nunca será superada
Final fantasy 7 remake veio aí pra provar que a trilha sonora, que na era perfeita, pode ser lapidada pra nova geração e criar momentos únicos.
O PPF consegue aperfeiçoar a perfeição, olha o tema Schala ou minning melacholy no canal dele, todas versões pode se notar as mínimas coisas da original com algo a mais.
amazing as always, professor fart
RichaadEB rich you are everywhere on YT lmao
@@danboom101 im on a nostalgia trip and see him everywhere
@@MattBurton1987 yup 😂. Rich is like herpies, he goes everywhere. Hopefully Jules stayed far enough away.
I have to say Chrono Trigger was and still is my absolute favorite Square RPG simply for the replay factor, the story felt more intertwined with the characters and it personally was an escape from hard times as a kid. FF6 was no doubt just as amazing but Chrono Trigger has always pulled me in from the character design (Toriyama!!!!), the way the story developed, having the option to beat the game with or without Crono and it's soundtrack was unforgettably memorable. Uematsu and Mitsuda did an amazing job, having Sakaguchi apart of this dream team just made CT just perfect!!
Without a doubt one of the most replayable game
also after you beat it you can start over with all your items and stats, and try to build them higher! i great idea!
@@garygarside9782 New Game +! It's needed to get the hardest ending too!
oh my goodness this cover is stunning. how did i just discover your channel?? instant sub
I am not sure if all these kind of posts are taking the piss or not. lol
These guyd don't Yoshi around my dude.
@@pirosoffaireyes Open up, mang. This is simply on point.
@@pirosoffaireyes well the guy complimenting the musician for being dead-nuts on has 97 upvotes while your asshole comment has none, so which do you think.
Amazing buddy, congratulations! Chrono trigger is one of the best games I’ve ever played.
My man, I’m THRILLED to have just discovered this cover and channel. Please understand the significance to me.
So many fans have been digging Corridors of Time since its release in 1995. Why does Mitsuda’s original strike us as gorgeous, a favorite for so many? He not only composed brilliant pieces for Chrono Trigger but proved how much they could move an audience even through the constraints of 16-bit arrangement. And this song might have been his most effective in its scene. The player, lost in time, trudges through a snowy wasteland before stumbling upon a shocking contrast: a cloud kingdom in its magic-powered Golden Age. The sounds of tabla, sitar, and chorus give exotic hints of East Asia. But the scene is pure fantasy, so the combination feels something like Atlantis. And the lively yet melancholic tune foreshadows the kingdom’s story you’re about to discover.
Corridors of Time gave me chills then and has since been one of my favorite pieces, VGM or otherwise. At age 9 I used a 28.8 dial-up modem to download an emulator, then left Chrono Trigger running idle so Corridors could be background music. I pretended my bedroom was another corner of Enhasa. Sounds silly to an outsider, but you must understand what an impression these songs left on us who grew up with them.
For 25 years I've played the ripped sound file while searching for covers. It’s so hard to find one with rich instrumentation but still capturing the elegance. Every interpretation makes compromises. Minimalist solo pieces like Zohar’s on piano are certainly beautiful, even more elegantly simple in their own way. But they can’t round out the “soundscape” and end up repetitive if trying to include all the “voices” in Corridors. Orchestrations Like Dan Goodale’s “Passage Through Zeal” can be grand and triumphant, exploring another side of the Zeal story, but they completely alter the mood of the original. The electronic covers are most prevalent and often capture the chill and mystic vibe, but that’s precisely the format I’m trying to get away from. What would the real Zeal sound like? The closest I'd found so far was Mathew Valente's, which served as my study music through college, but it still didn't feel quite right.
And then I stumble on your interpretation, somehow five years late to the party. Such a warm tone, such unique and detailed instrumentation - it’s clear you knew the sound you wanted and would craft it by any means necessary. A melodica for chorus, banjo in place of sitar, toy piano as glockenspiel. And so many layers of percussion to shame any other rendition out there: brilliantly mimicking the tabla, subtly implementing the shaker and tambourine. You truly made it your own with the woodwinds (tone perfectly matching the original), bass slide, and repeating phrases just because we don’t want to leave this part yet, but not sounding tedious or stalled.
You perfectly maintained the balance between intricacy and building anticipation yet not ruining the peaceful chill. Every part you play knows its place, complements rather than overwhelms the others. Nothing repetitive, plenty innovative. This was a lovingly crafted and brilliantly executed piece. Clearly I’ve thought about Corridors more than anyone should admit publicly. Screw it. This is 10/10, pure gold. Thank you!
Abso-f*-lutely. This is the only cover that almost makes me forget how the original piece sounded like (I'm pretty sure that's ruclips.net/video/BXo3DrXHY8w/видео.html) - that hard bell tunes have something that immediately grab me and throw out into outer space. Like someone pulled a plug and detached me from reality for a fraction of second. Not many can do that. I just checked a few just to make sure :) And there's a sure-hit impact, but not like with CorridorsOfTime. And here goes the magic thing. The tune of those bell's that most of the covers basically lack, or overdo, or have it too polished and not rough enough - here it's on guitar. And every single time I listen to this version, I wonder, how it's possible this fits. It's not bell. It's not metallic. It's not clang-tastic. It's not rough with snes chip and all. BUT IT FITS SO DAMN WELL. I sometimes listen side-by-side this version and the original one, just to hear and feel the difference, and for some moments, it feels like PFF's version is actually better. But it quickly passes. Both are masterpieces in their own league. PFF's version is as captivating as the original one, it's so hard to pause or stop once playing, but in a different way. It doesn't leave me ripped off from reality and thrown into different world of sound, but instead pulls me in as if promising to tell a story I knew and always longed to hear again. Both are heavily melancholic, but this nuance make a huge difference like.. like hearing cool Blumenkranz from KillLaKill when you didn't know the lyrics, and after you got their intended very-uncool meaning (just the other way around, here PFF's one is the nice one, and original is the harsh one). I loved Corridors of Time immediately on first hearing, but now I know I wouldn't love it this much if I didn't hear PFF's version. Now I have two to love, and they are one.
100%. Well written and it hits home, if home were Enhasa and I wish it was. 🤗
It's unfair that musicians of your caliber and talent aren't millionaires. Thank you. Unfortunately, that's all I can give you and Mitsuda. A thank you and my tears.
Lol he didn't write this piece. If he wrote it I would agree with you. He is very talented but don't confuse the composer with the cover. What's bad is some thot with half her tits out could do 20% of a job that he does but make 5 times as much from it.
The quality of these recreations is unbelievable. Chrono Trigger deserves this level of quality for this ngl. Amazing work.
PoopPoopFart confirmed for 100 more videos. Rejoice.
2:20 notice the changes in color on the left instruments...so much attention to details...
This game had the best music ever. So memorable. I remember just playing it to just listen to the soundtrack. Thanks for bringing this music back to life!
The Bass slide at 3:11 just magic to this track
Sure!!!
That's the best part!!
Yeah, but what are those bells? Ruined it for me :/
@@thefreshmailand its the mini piano, sounds like a toy
I think the opposite...It ruined the music xD This part is not harmonic
すごいの一言。当時スーパーファミコンでプレイしてたときを思い出します❗
Beautiful work, man. It's interesting to hear an upbeat arrangement of this piece through your unique choice of instruments.
I know you, man! You rock too!
Mano... Que nostalgia.
I haven't heard this melody in years, but everytime I do I feel as though I am briefly taken back to when I first heard it and the endless nights of magic I spent with the game it was composed for, and can experience all of my memories from that point onward in a very vivid and powerful way.
Thank you for this.
this is fantastic man, gj!
Casi lloro, hermosa instrumentación. Felicidades desde otro País y en otro idioma.
Un cover hermoso y muy bien hecho, muy parecido al original y transmite los mismos sentimientos :')
@@Goku-sb7ps
veo muchos comentarios en español.
No sabía que Chrono Trigger tenía tantos fans hispanos
The first seconds start playing >>> I immediately love it.
I don't get it, why is Smooth McGroove famous but you're not famous? You deserve to have your music heard by millions of people just as much as he does, if not more so.
Fuzunga It's his hair, I tells ya. The interwebs are a fickle mistress. I love Smooth but yes, this piece is deserving of some attention.
Well if you don't like Smooth, then go somewhere else. He's spends a ton of time of his day making acapellas. He could make one in just a couple days. If you can't appreciate his work, then don't judge him.
MediaTube Did I say anything about not liking Smooth McGroove? I was just comparing video game cover artists.
accountfor1reason i gots a cats in my laps
+Fuzunga He need more cats, I think. ;D
He is VERY talented and deserves much more attention.
1 word....Heavenly...this manage to capture the original feel of the music
Your proficiency with all those instruments, the arrangement, the sound quality (also that bass slide). This is bliss to listen to. You are amazing.
You are an amazing talent, and your taste in music is wonderful! I just found your channel by chance recently, and i've been suggesting it to others like crazy. That single strum at 1:30 - 1:31 .. woooooooh!!! 🔥
Literally have tears streaming down my face listening to this. It's. Just. So. Good.
Makes me want to float in the clouds and never come down.
Hahahahaha
exactly
I'm thoroughly convinced that it is not the song itself that everyone loves, but that feeling of wonder tied to hearing this song when you first see Zeal. When I got there, I wanted to just call that the end of the game, and stay with them... But Lavos....
Taking one of the best pieces of all time and elevating it... Breathtaking!
This is one of the most fantastic covers I have ever seen. Really love CT Sountrack. Thank you for this!
Such nectar! ❤️🔥
Janus : One amoung You will surely 😴eal...
O que esse rapaz faz, é extraordinário, magnífico!
ele é um gênio da musica
This is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard.
1:38 omg i'm shaking right now !
This Song...i love any version of it and always look forward whenever I see someone who makes videogame music
I love the way you arrange and record your instruments. I never get the sense that anything of your instruments are fighting against each other. I've learned a lot from watching your videos. I've never been more inspired to record in stereo than after hearing your work :)
ingwersengrady You should just go for it! Start off with some simple stuff and go from there :).
Steven Morris Wow, thanks! I'm really happy that you think that! For the past three or four years I've been making a conscious effort to improve the quality of my mixes, so I'm glad to hear that my work is apparently paying off. By the way, if you're looking for some good reading material, I highly recommend "Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio" by Mike Senior. Out of all the material I've read regarding mixing, that book has been the single most helpful resource, and it is written in a fairly informal style, so it's pretty easy to read. Anyway, thanks for your comment, and happy recording!
PoopPoopFart I think I'll have to check that out! Thanks for the tip!!
PoopPoopFart I ordered the book and It just arrived in the mail! I'm going to be working through it :). Thanks for the recommendation!
Steven Morris Oh, awesome, you're very welcome! That book has been a massive help to me, and I really can't say enough good things about it, so I hope you find it as informative as I did! Have fun!
This song is my Inception Totem. Thank you for the cover. I will never get tired of this.
Well apparently the Annotation Editor doesn't work in FireFox or Opera. OH WELL.
PoopPoopFart I've noticed that for a couples of days, annotations don't show up on the videos I watch anymore, by any chance are you also using Windows 8.1? Anyways, awesome video man love every Chrono thing you do, and everything else too.
Zaizeku I use firefox and I have not noticed a lack of annotations. Windows 8
PoopPoopFart poop town
PoopPoopFart Chrome, with RUclips allowed on the blockers, no annotation.
PoopPoopFart Great job on the video! I loved it :D
This could perfectly fit in a Pokémon Mystery Dungeon game :o Well done !
You look like a Pokémon! 😁
3:11 that bass entry gets me everytime
I don’t have words. Gorgeous. I cried a little.
I do not know why, but this song brings Me tears.. Beauty!!
I literally never played Chrono Trigger before but I love this rendition so much that I'm actively looking for it to play.
Happened to me- heard the amazing music, then played the game
The part of the game where you hear that music is not that long, enjoy it when you get there!
I heard this and felt my body instantly relax. Thank you.
This is awesome! One of my favorite videogame tracks of all time.
This one is part of my every day play list... Just wonderful!
Has the same haunting beauty as the original, and I like how you did it all with physical instruments. Bravo!
You deserve more subs man, your work is impeccably tasty and beautifully textured, perfectly executed. Love this.
Omg, that guitalele(which I totally didn't know was a thing) sounds amazing in this song!
I watch this almost daily, it's that great.
And each day i want to press the like button again lol
Thanks a lot for your work.
Vibe received. I'm actually vibing to this guy
You need a playlist of your videos so that we can listen to your music in loop.
I just want to hit play and listen to every videos you made.
you know you can make your own playlist with other people's videos, right?
I know, but it won't be seen by others as much as the channel. It's better if the youtuber do it so most people that want a playlist can see it.
Check mine out!
There are so many Chrono Trigger OST covers on RUclips but this one gets the instrumentation right better than any others I've heard.
You make very beautiful music. This is one of my favorite songs from CT and without a doubt my favorite cover of it. Thanks for all this!
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What a beautiful arrangement! I love this song and never get tired of it. I love how you doubled the ostinato an octave up at 0:56. And what's that wind instrument? It looks like a clarinet embouchure but a much simpler instrument. And the banjo on the second verse is amazing! The exposed section on the third verse was really nice too. Wonderful arrangement choices. Feel free to check out my cover of the piece too if you like :)
I Don't know if you found out by now, but its a Xaphoon. I picked one up myself, but I struggle to play it though.
@@omegazeroINFI good info, i was wondering
It's so hard to find a cover to this song that doesn't fuck it up. Everyone makes atleast 1 or 2 mistakes on the melody or completely misses an important part. Amazingly done, sir.
Your covers are always the best! I love the guitalele, it's so cute.
This cover is my favorite track ever for painting! Nothing tickles my right hemisphere better.
I'm so glad Google isn't greedy, I only had THREE ads in this 4min 42sec song.
*cries tears of joy*
You just earned yourself a sub, good sir. Please keep up the great work!
The man with the best username in the world.
The man with some of the best arrangements in the world.
The man who should be a thousand times more popular than he is now.
Seriously, I just found your channel about 15 minutes ago and I love it. You've got quite some talent with covers like these. Usually people stick to one instrument, but you master them all. Incredible music, man.
i have beat chrono trigger for every system they have released it for and i must say no one captures its beauty like you do. i can close my eyes and just picture the greatness that is chrono trigger and for that i thank you
"I finally bought a guitalele... you will probably see it in my next 100 videos"
10 months later, still no videos :C
+1objection the most painful modern desire: eternal procastination
Definitely one of the best songs in a video game! All the instruments sound so nice together.
I just discovered your channel... Very good stuff, I have subscribed. It's good to see people doing covers with different instruments than the electric guitar... Not that I hate electric guitars ( I am a guitarist ) but there are so many on RUclips, it gets boring when we only hear metal versions of songs.
holy shit! Finally someone who doesn't slow the tempo, suck the energy dry and make it into some form of depressing funeral song! And there's even drums involved! good show!
The best cover .. . .
Funny how this song always makes me cry... I dunno... I think everytime I played CT I felt different feelings as kid, teenager and adult, and then now in this moment I can remember as if I was there in the real corridors of time! This ain't a song, this is a masterpiece!
The best melody of Chrono Trigger - Corridors of Time
how the heck does this video not have a million vieuws yet??
this channel is such a hidden gem on RUclips
You're the 4th Guru, haha.
Guru of Magic if you ask me
This is the most beautiful song
So relaxing, just perfect! Amazing work. :D
out of all the themes in Chrono Trigger, this one is my personal favorite. every time i listen to it, i get this weird (but good) feeling that i'm suddenly in a magical land somewhere out there...
For me, its more of a time, a place and an era bygone, one you can no longer return to.
more yasunori mitsuda please, we have tons of beautiful themes
The stereo in this track is beautifully mastered.
What's the name of that flute? Its amazing it's sound.
Thanks a lot Yasunori, for share this to us, God bless you, hugs!
I think he got lost in a time gate. Haven't seen him in half a year.
I'm blown away by you. I just discovered your videos and I'm in love with this style. It really brings new life into such potent relics of childhood.
And holy smokes, just heard that fretless slide. Such style!
Sweet man, you rock in a very gentle and sensible way! And I love what you do with those red/blue/purple lights. Stylish, bro!
But let's get to business...
1) What is that flute around 1:02 on the right of the screen called? I like its deep and warm tone.
2) Could you consider covering something from Xenogears, please? It has a kickass OST by Mitsuda as well.
Romer Nakata Thanks! That instrument is called a xaphoon. And yeah, I've gotten a lot of requests for something from the Xenogears soundtrack, so I'll probably record something from there eventually. In the meantime I'll probably try to record some other stuff I've arranged so that my recent uploads won't turn into a stream of Mitsuda covers (not that there's anything wrong with that).
Wonderful treatment. Having heard several excellent others this one brings it's own unique flavour to this Matsuda piece. Marvellous.
Mejor que el original !!! =), tus covers son muy buenos ya que mezclan muchos instrumentos.
People like you make me feel like I have done nothing with my life..........THANKS!!
Cover maravilhoso
Literal chills running down my spine
haven't you heard Xenogears soundtrack? also amazing and made by Mitsuda
This is crazy good. Thanks for taking me back to days long ago. Love your rendition of this classic.
A lovely arrangement
OMG, this is fantastic. I have a deep love of Chrono Trigger, and especially this song. It was my favorite music from the game. I REMEMBER the kingdom of Zeal...
Que hermosa canción me llegó al 💓
¿sigues vivo?, yo la uso para estudiar
Fantastic rendition of one of my favorite video game songs. Probably my favorite. I'm just glad I got another version of it to enjoy. Fantastic work.
You just popped up in my recommendations, and damn this is such a nice arrangement! Just. Really nice choices for all the parts going on here. Can I ask what kind of wind instrument that is, from around the minute mark onwards? It's super lovely and I'm now officially tempted to get one. :v
Same. Trying to find more of it myself.
My vocabulary cannot articulate a good enough response to express how amazing you are at doing these
RUclips recommendations: *show me this video in 2019*
Me: Oh, hello there.