It takes REAL skill to compose an interesting piece on top of a 12 second single-instrument loop. Seriously, the person/people who worked on this are incredibly talented. Jazz is already a difficult genre to learn and compose, and this was done wonderfully. This version is one of my favorite pieces in the game. Fantastic arrangement!
It wasn't "people," it was a person, and it was the original composer himself, Koji Kondo, who arranged this. Kondo was the main composer and sound director of the original Super Mario Maker (first time he had such a role in over a decade), and was responsible for most, if not, all the arrangements and sounds for Super Mario Maker. He returned as Sound Director for Super Mario Maker 2 and even wrote all the additional tracks for the new course themes in the older game styles.
@@NBeeMC Somehow I just saw this. That's partially true. Kondo *WAS* the main composer for all mainline Super Mario games, but he has since taken a backseat starting with New Super Mario Bros. on the DS, where he only contributed the main theme. Super Mario Maker was the first time he was assigned as the "main composer" for a game since Super Mario Sunshine (and even with Sunshine, he only wrote about half the soundtrack). Yes, he's credited in all mainline games like both Galaxy games and Super Mario 3D World, but he only contributed a handful of compositions for these games. He contributed a bit more for Super Mario Odyssey (14 tracks). But even so, of the three composers involved with Odyssey, he was the one who contributed the least.
NoahVday Sadly, actually playing the level (not in the editor) means you don’t get any music at all, but if you remove the glitched invisible moon, you can save the level and keep the “night” theme WITHOUT the level data corrupt error. Just FYI a little glitch lore 😉
This is kinda like a nod to Friendship's "Let's Not Talk About It", the song that inspired Koji Kondo to make the Underground theme. Nice touch by Nintendo
What are you guys on about? This isn't in 6/4. It's in 3/4 and alternates to 4/4, and then back to 3/4. This was confirmed by composer Koji Kondo back in 2014 when he talked about making this arrangement.
@@PianistTanooki I guess you could see this version as being in 6/4 since its tempo is twice as fast as the actual in game version, but it's the same idea. Even as early as SMB3 it was changed to 4/4 instead for some reason
Making the same edit remix 4 times while also sounding extremely good goes to show you how talented Kondo is at music. It’s even better when you realize he’s remixing a 12 second loop 4 times
Yknow. I can’t wait for super Mario maker 3 to have even more music to put in levels. Maybe perhaps ALL THE MUSIC from Mario ever. Please Nintendo make the next one the BOMB.
Goomba Goomba Goomba Goomba (4x) There is a goomba underground that is coloured dark blue Edit: Was there honestly any need or context for me making comment a year ago...no..?Ok
That's because it's meant to play as more ambient music while you're editing a level. It doesn't play when you're actually *playing* an underground level. Also, the dude who invented Mario music made this. I think he's the one who gets to decide what SMB Underground themes sound like.
@@eusticom5821 I get that, but it doesn't even sound like the theme anymore. If you didn't tell me it was Underground I'd probably think it was a bad cover of Cinco de Chocobo. The PiT version fits the same vibe while also actually being recognizable, hence it being my first suggestion.
Nintendo has recycled the same underground theme for over 30 years and it NEVER gets old
RIGHT?
denim denim denim is iconic
the same with the airship theme
EVERY old school Mario tunes NEVER NEVER NEVER gets old! The same as it does with Sonic's iconic Green Hill Zone theme.
Yea lets not talk about it, okay?
That saxophone part is good.
Timmy | The whole thing is good
@ExtraCreep r/whooooooooosh 🟨🟨🟨ger
_slams table_
The saxophone in Mario games is ALWAYS good.
Yeah
@@meganbryant6217 What did he say in their deleted comment?
everyone is loving the sax but i honestly love the piano in this song
Me too, super underrated.
I love the ride cymbal
same, its relaxing
Xylophone (that is a xylophone in this song and not a marimba, right?) fans wya
i honestly love that sound in 0:32
It takes REAL skill to compose an interesting piece on top of a 12 second single-instrument loop. Seriously, the person/people who worked on this are incredibly talented. Jazz is already a difficult genre to learn and compose, and this was done wonderfully. This version is one of my favorite pieces in the game.
Fantastic arrangement!
It wasn't "people," it was a person, and it was the original composer himself, Koji Kondo, who arranged this. Kondo was the main composer and sound director of the original Super Mario Maker (first time he had such a role in over a decade), and was responsible for most, if not, all the arrangements and sounds for Super Mario Maker.
He returned as Sound Director for Super Mario Maker 2 and even wrote all the additional tracks for the new course themes in the older game styles.
Andrew J it wasnt that hard he had the base of the song already done (the original underground theme) which usually is the hardest part to compose
@@PianistTanooki And also Kondo is the composer for all mainline Super Mario games.
@@NBeeMC Somehow I just saw this.
That's partially true. Kondo *WAS* the main composer for all mainline Super Mario games, but he has since taken a backseat starting with New Super Mario Bros. on the DS, where he only contributed the main theme. Super Mario Maker was the first time he was assigned as the "main composer" for a game since Super Mario Sunshine (and even with Sunshine, he only wrote about half the soundtrack).
Yes, he's credited in all mainline games like both Galaxy games and Super Mario 3D World, but he only contributed a handful of compositions for these games.
He contributed a bit more for Super Mario Odyssey (14 tracks). But even so, of the three composers involved with Odyssey, he was the one who contributed the least.
No one gonna mention the Underground Theme's relation to Friendship - Let's Not Talk About It?
Sounds like an underground jazz night club theme, I like it
I mean, it makes sense. It plays when you edit an *underground* level in Mario Maker.
@@blockeontheleafeon I think that was his point
@@rockyblumble Great minds think alike.
this music is so heavily syncopated and technically discordant that it’s absolutely charming. i love it.
This might be the best arrangement of this song, honestly.
It is lol
I still think you should be able to use these editor remixes in the actual levels.
Well, it is possible in the 3D World Style (with a little bit of glitching, of course).
NoahVday
Sadly, actually playing the level (not in the editor) means you don’t get any music at all, but if you remove the glitched invisible moon, you can save the level and keep the “night” theme WITHOUT the level data corrupt error. Just FYI a little glitch lore 😉
@@Tr4ns1st0r Wait, what? You can actually save the level? That's cool.
NoahVday
Yes, so long as it doesn’t have any glitched parts in it. The night theme doesn’t affect anything
i agree
Best theme from the first game. I always built in this theme when making a SMB1 level (unless Airship)
nah the best one is smw underground edit
I never realize how amazing this sounds until I was messing around with music blocks and what instrument plays depending on the enemy.
Oh thank god they kept the song.
And they updated it :D
Hands down the best versions of the underground theme.
I wouldn't mind if they made 3/4 versions of the Underground Theme again if it meant they'd be as good as this
I feel it’s more 6/4
@@evank3718 It is.
@@ilikesonicxbro but there's that 3 best bar at the end
@@loygeesepicotheraccount29587 bars of 3/4 is almost unheard of ☠️
you know what? i kinda want them to get even weirder with the underground theme time signatures. i want an underground theme in 5/4. or like 11/8.
All underground edit themes have a jazzy type of music to go with it
Ya like jazz?
Yes.
High key best genre
YA LIKE SMOOTH JAZZ?
that was funny
2 years ago
@Koopalot60 r/whooooosh
This feels like an improved underground music, I love it.
One of Koji Kondo’s favorite tracks to work on.
It shows!
I really love the part where the saxophone plays, the ones who composed the music are geniuses
This is kinda like a nod to Friendship's "Let's Not Talk About It", the song that inspired Koji Kondo to make the Underground theme. Nice touch by Nintendo
My favorite theme of Mario Maker 1 ^^
Me too
Woah wtf why is it so gud tho
1. saxophone
2. saxophone
3.saxophone
@By my butt r/whooooosh
Sexoscope
@@nightbotok1244 4. Piano
I always feel like I am in a jazz club with this music.
One of my favorite Soundtracks
It's like Take Five by Dave Brubeck, but in 6/4 instead of 5/4. So we should maybe call it Take Six ?
Quelqu'un Yeah, I noticed that similarity too. It’s probably intentional since the original SMB Underground theme was inspired by another jazz song.
Isn't it weird that almost every Mario game has used the same underground theme, but only SMB1's is in 6/4 while all the later ones are in 4/4?
What are you guys on about? This isn't in 6/4. It's in 3/4 and alternates to 4/4, and then back to 3/4. This was confirmed by composer Koji Kondo back in 2014 when he talked about making this arrangement.
@@PianistTanooki I guess you could see this version as being in 6/4 since its tempo is twice as fast as the actual in game version, but it's the same idea. Even as early as SMB3 it was changed to 4/4 instead for some reason
I noticed that yea
I could listen to this for hours
The Saxophone is giving me Pink Panther Vibes anyone else?
I have more of a take five by dave Brubeck vibe in this
Kj Gamer Oh well unfortunately I’ve never heard anything about that...
0:49 is the best part
One of my favorite soundtracks in this game! So good!
This sounds soo good
Gives me a sad kind of feeling
Yes and unsettling but i love it for some reason
Ahhh... good o’l jazz. Something to get vibes from. 😌😌😌 0:49 really gives you vibes a lot.
This sounds like the type of music you would hear in Blameitonjorge's old top 10 videos
Why change perfection?
It's not changed
T.S. That’s why he said that lmao
@@Evan-ru6ro oooooh, my bad heh
It is changed since it was shortened alot
@Gamer Girl r/whoooooosh
I actually really like this. Its a lot more jazzy like it was plucked out of Paper Mario Sticker Star. I adore the piano in this.
That one dislike was piranha plant
The song 10/10 nice
Ngl, getting some incredibles vibes from this
*GR-GR-GR-GROUND*
*GR-GR-GR-GR-GROUNDGROUNDGROUNDGROUNDGROUND*
pretty cool how they used this in super mario wonder if you have the elephant powerup you can hear it
It’s interesting hearing the differences between the underground edit themes between all styles except World because they’re the same song
I wouldn't mind if this made it into another Mario game
Reminds me of café music
i love how they made it jazz type for the edit theme! love this song!
its cool how it kinda sounds like the track its based on (friendship - lets not talk about it
Ahh... The nostalgia, memories of playing Mario maker 3ds (and other 3ds games) nonstop from Christmas to new years eve night
Make a video called
Underground theme [edit] [ground being placed]
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There’s more ground where that came from!
QuEsTiOn BlOcK QuEsTiOn BlOcK QuEsTiOn BlOcK QuEsTiOn BlOcK QuEsTiOn BlOcK GoOmBa GoOmBa
Mario Wonder - Underground + Elephant Theme
The music was so good it just crashed youtube on my phone.
Smexy
Saxophone is best part :)
Making the same edit remix 4 times while also sounding extremely good goes to show you how talented Kondo is at music. It’s even better when you realize he’s remixing a 12 second loop 4 times
They did a good job on this track!
This awesome
The part with music is good
This is very saxual, i like it.
Definitely gonna try and learn this one on my saxophone if i get time 💪
Kinda both peaceful and slightly creepy at the same time
usually i hate jazz because the infatuation with syncopation and stylistic lack of key hurts my brain but this is so good
my favorite edit theme
The other underground themes are nice…but holy shit, this one is amazing.
Yknow. I can’t wait for super Mario maker 3 to have even more music to put in levels. Maybe perhaps ALL THE MUSIC from Mario ever. Please Nintendo make the next one the BOMB.
Buh buh buh buh buh buh buhhhhhh
I love the low quality drum sfx
0:51 the trumpet hit different
Saxophone…
THIS GOES HARDDDD
Best edit theme
Ooh Jazzy
Creeps me out for some reason
Kind of too
This is probably the only edit song composed by Koji Kondo.
I started dancing like a maniac the second I heard this lol
This Sounds Like A Good Smooth Jazz To Play At A Casino
I heard someone making a level in this theme, so i built a level in this theme for that reason alone!
😅
😌👌
Best music no cap🧢🧢🧢
Piano I love
If we don’t get Saxamaphone in new underground levels, imma blow up this whole comment section!
How tf does jazz work so well with the underground thrme
Goomba Goomba Goomba Goomba (4x)
There is a goomba underground that is coloured dark blue
Edit: Was there honestly any need or context for me making comment a year ago...no..?Ok
YOOOOOO
I will now make underground levels in the Super Mario Bros. theme only.
The theme is so jazzy that it doesn't feal like a SMB Underground theme
That's because it's meant to play as more ambient music while you're editing a level. It doesn't play when you're actually *playing* an underground level.
Also, the dude who invented Mario music made this. I think he's the one who gets to decide what SMB Underground themes sound like.
I don't see why so many people are complaining about the editor songs
Lachlan Travers Wait, people COMPLAIN about this?
Idk why🤦♀️ jazz is one of the best ⭐️
This reminds me of the very first level built and uploaded
Simply because it was an SMB underground level
code
@@jaquaviousquanwatchesprn i don't know the Code rn. I will send it here when I can find it
@@Aktan_ did u ever find it lolv
@@profiles_ oh my god i forgot about this comment---- yk whar i will check later today
I remember this always plays on Mario maker for the 3DS when I'm making a level
what
You mean the 3DS, right?
@@Arkensius1157 Sorry for not correcting my broken English, thanks for noticing it
@@chef_ludplayz No problem! By the way, I like this theme! How about you?
@@Arkensius1157It's alright, but I barely use the underground style unless it's a remake of an SMB or SMBLL level
May I use this for a mashup, please?
This music is jazz?
0:07
it's the same. nothing's changed
Same as Mario Maker 1
@@albusdumbledore6959 no its not
It's the same
No need to change what isn’t broken
Alexander McCracken What’s different about it?
why is there no option to use this in game?
*places 500 buzzy beetles*
Ah no one is going to boo this
BUZZY BEETS
This kind of sounds like the Earth Temple from Skyward Sword
El Mejor Jazz, Incluso Para Ser De Un Juego De Mario Osea Nmms Wey XD
Un gato xd
Sim Undertropolis🤩😎🌁
they brang it back
What? This is a song?
persona 5 x mario
👨
i mean its sortove the same :/
*sort of
@@shmoppl3320 stop
Alexander McCracken sort of*
@@Cruz.505 STOP
@J1970 i think this turned into a meme
Kinda wish they'd gone with something closer to the Partners in Time version of the theme. This barely even sounds like the same song.
It's supposed a smoother chiller calmer version of the song to listen to while you spend hours making levels
@@eusticom5821 I get that, but it doesn't even sound like the theme anymore. If you didn't tell me it was Underground I'd probably think it was a bad cover of Cinco de Chocobo. The PiT version fits the same vibe while also actually being recognizable, hence it being my first suggestion.
I still love the track, but i agree, the PiT version fits editing levels more
Doesn’t change the fact that this a fucking great song. Obviously not every remix is going to sound the same, they say variety is the spice of life.
Corona MacGuinness nigga this a Mario game what do you mean? 😂😂😂
Ya like jazz?
Butterfree I’m in a jazz band