@userless7517 Well, as a hardcore fan, I can TOTALLY here some resemblance. Familiar chord progressions and a similar bouncing bass line. It also has the same laid back feel not to mention they used the same exact FM synthesis hardware.
Wait! This track and Camino a Mi Amor are new tracks made for this 3DS port? I always though it was some sort of exclusve japanese arcade tracks! Man, kudos to M2, they did it again, just like the Fantasy Zone II System 16 remake.
Nothing beats Passing Breeze, but Cruising Line does come very close. Excellent track and fantastic conversion all round. I still play it occasionally on my 3DS.
Shit. I heard this song at the start of a guru Larry video and I have been asking him for ages what it was from. I was so sure I had heard it in the early 90's and that the name/game had just been escaping me. Blown away to see it's from just a few years ago!
Except Sega Mega Drive music hardly ever had good quality PCM samples because they took up a lot of space on the cartridge. It's like using gasoline to drive a steam engine. Arcade games could afford that, however.
This is an amazing track, but if Namiki made a track that was more original but still sounded like OutRun, it may have more authentic. The track's style overall seems like a mix of Kawaguchi's and Namiki's.
Sorry, I hate to disagree with everyone else, but as a huge fan of the original music I'm just not keen on these new tracks. The hardware is obviously identical, and the emulation of the style is superb, with great attention-to-detail. I can only imagine the composer spent a lot of time studying the original tracks. But as musical compositions, the original 3 tracks were superb. IMHO, these two tracks are forgettable. The melodies are weak, and the tracks have an "ambiguous" quality, never resolving. They're not bad pieces of music, but IMHO they would be much better suited to something like a shooting game.
Uff, sorry but it looks to me that you're in the minority on this one. I honestly prefer it over the original tracks and is my go-to song for when I need my dose of Outrun action on the Switch or 3DS, at least "Cruising Line" is. Don't get me wrong, the original tracks are good, but I usually forget them in an instant, at least they're better than Jason Brooke's poor renditions on the C64 which some people prefer over the original arcade's soundtrack, believe it or not. Also, if I may be so bold to ask, what Carribean style song would have this type of song in a shooting game with guns? This track definitely suits Outrun, it's like another iteration of "Passing Breeze"!
Basically a sequel to Passing Breeze. Love it. :)
Exactly!
reminds me nothing of passing breeze
@userless7517 Well, as a hardcore fan, I can TOTALLY here some resemblance. Familiar chord progressions and a similar bouncing bass line. It also has the same laid back feel not to mention they used the same exact FM synthesis hardware.
Holy crap! I can't believe they managed to capture the feel of the original so precisely!
Lol you know this is good because Data Discs put it on their Out Run vinyl data-discs.com/products/outrun
Because they used actual Outrun arcade hardware, FM synths and PCM samples making the new tracks!
@@beatmania3rdmix best fucking port ever
Superb! So totally captures the feeling of the original tunes.
this sounds HEAVILY inspired in casiopea music. Just compare this song with Ayasake from Mint Jams album, specially here: 3:58
The intro outright interpolates Asayake
They even replicated the synth sound
then search for the N64 soundfont version of that album, here on YT ;)
It sounds so authentic.
that's amazing
Sure, it was composed using the original OutRun hardware! :) The same goes for Camino de Mio Amor. SEGA went all the way with that 3DS port.
Wait! This track and Camino a Mi Amor are new tracks made for this 3DS port? I always though it was some sort of exclusve japanese arcade tracks! Man, kudos to M2, they did it again, just like the Fantasy Zone II System 16 remake.
yes, replicated also into sega ages version on Nintendo Switch.
Nothing beats Passing Breeze, but Cruising Line does come very close. Excellent track and fantastic conversion all round. I still play it occasionally on my 3DS.
I love me some "Passing Breeze," but this is the best Outrun song.
Thank you for uploading these!
Shit. I heard this song at the start of a guru Larry video and I have been asking him for ages what it was from. I was so sure I had heard it in the early 90's and that the name/game had just been escaping me. Blown away to see it's from just a few years ago!
Omg this is the best thing ever on 3ds :)
Hints of Passing Breeze here and there : D
Casiopea - Asayake
I came from that video
This is the most Sega Genesis ass song I've heard since 1995
genesass
Except Sega Mega Drive music hardly ever had good quality PCM samples because they took up a lot of space on the cartridge. It's like using gasoline to drive a steam engine. Arcade games could afford that, however.
It's a nice sense！＾＾
It is a unique arrangement that I have not heard before♪
I actually like more this one than the 3 old ones, is just amazing!!
is this song inspired by casiopea - asayake?
I think so cuz the style
Btw thanks for mentioning
@@BELAC_DK no probs
I hoped the 2 new tracks were some FM ports of tracks from outrun 2 like shiny world but in the end these new tracks sounds so good!
Shiny world would have been awesome using the FM sound
Yosuke Yasui did it and yep it's amazing. soundcloud.com/yousuke-yasui/shinyworld-genesis-edititon-shortdemo
Love it
This is an amazing track, but if Namiki made a track that was more original but still sounded like OutRun, it may have more authentic. The track's style overall seems like a mix of Kawaguchi's and Namiki's.
Unused music from the place Passing Breeze.
Moar pls
Sounds like a rip-off of Blue Lagoon by Masayoshi Takanaka.
Just about to post that. Also maybe a little bit of Casiopea's Asayake in there. Really good tho.
As if it's a bad thing
Like, bruh
My rip of it sounds somewhat better quality for some reason.
Good stuff though.
well this is youtube.
Sorry, I hate to disagree with everyone else, but as a huge fan of the original music I'm just not keen on these new tracks. The hardware is obviously identical, and the emulation of the style is superb, with great attention-to-detail. I can only imagine the composer spent a lot of time studying the original tracks. But as musical compositions, the original 3 tracks were superb. IMHO, these two tracks are forgettable. The melodies are weak, and the tracks have an "ambiguous" quality, never resolving. They're not bad pieces of music, but IMHO they would be much better suited to something like a shooting game.
Uff, sorry but it looks to me that you're in the minority on this one. I honestly prefer it over the original tracks and is my go-to song for when I need my dose of Outrun action on the Switch or 3DS, at least "Cruising Line" is. Don't get me wrong, the original tracks are good, but I usually forget them in an instant, at least they're better than Jason Brooke's poor renditions on the C64 which some people prefer over the original arcade's soundtrack, believe it or not. Also, if I may be so bold to ask, what Carribean style song would have this type of song in a shooting game with guns? This track definitely suits Outrun, it's like another iteration of "Passing Breeze"!