awesome arrange and im impressed by how INCREDIBLY well-synced your gameplay is with the music. kudos if thats on purpose, insane coincidence otherwise
The fact the gameplay ends when the song does was sort of on purpose, if only because it was the only run I recorded that managed to sync up. My one and only gripe with ZeroRanger is that the stages tend to be designed to go faster the more skilled the player is, with little regard to the length of the song. It's a minor gripe, to be sure, but it can make the climax of 2-3 feel a little less impressive considering the way the song ends, and of course it made editing this a little annoying. Glad that part turned out well, so thank you!
@@Trojan711 not just the ending! the midboss going down when the song got quieter and it going back to banger mode during the reveal of the train hell section sent a chill down my spine. agree with your gripe, but the opposite (ie what Touhou does forcing the stage length to be the same and adding variable-length post-midboss sections to ensure music timing ) also has its downsides, especially for players who spend a huge amount of time in those games
Oh yeah don't get me wrong, as someone who's been playing games for too long I really appreciate games not wasting my time, and ZeroRanger is an incredibly well-paced game, but music not syncing up is the price to pay for that.
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Didn't expect to see a ZeroRanger arrangement here, probably the best song in the game imo
Zeroranger has the best Soundtrack I have ever heard, and this is by far the best arrengement I have heard. Fucking stellar work dude.
awesome arrange and im impressed by how INCREDIBLY well-synced your gameplay is with the music. kudos if thats on purpose, insane coincidence otherwise
The fact the gameplay ends when the song does was sort of on purpose, if only because it was the only run I recorded that managed to sync up. My one and only gripe with ZeroRanger is that the stages tend to be designed to go faster the more skilled the player is, with little regard to the length of the song. It's a minor gripe, to be sure, but it can make the climax of 2-3 feel a little less impressive considering the way the song ends, and of course it made editing this a little annoying. Glad that part turned out well, so thank you!
@@Trojan711 not just the ending! the midboss going down when the song got quieter and it going back to banger mode during the reveal of the train hell section sent a chill down my spine. agree with your gripe, but the opposite (ie what Touhou does forcing the stage length to be the same and adding variable-length post-midboss sections to ensure music timing ) also has its downsides, especially for players who spend a huge amount of time in those games
Oh yeah don't get me wrong, as someone who's been playing games for too long I really appreciate games not wasting my time, and ZeroRanger is an incredibly well-paced game, but music not syncing up is the price to pay for that.
That's how the music in the actual game is.
Shmup is one of the easier genres to sync up music and gameplay perfectly with, since it's on rails
this is really cool!!! good job!!!
Not a bad remix
This game looks HARD though and I played Touhou xD
I still have not beaten it. I've gotten as far as the boss of this stage in one continue, but that's about it. Someday, though...
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NIIIICE!!!! First Cho Ren Sha and now ZeroRanger ❤❤❤
Love your arrangements !
Wow, that's a damn good arrangement. The PC-98 had such a wonderful soundchip
Awesome stuff, nice job
Nice!
Fantastic.
I like this arrangement much better than the original
Cool.
Very well done! Glad to see some ZeroRanger love.
please do more zeroranger