Wario Land 4 Uncompressed Soundtrack - The Toxic Landfill
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- čas přidán 7. 10. 2016
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Thanks to ShyGuyXXL for helping me find the right instruments!
This Soundtrack is created by modifying the soundfont with uncompressed instruments from Wario Ware Inc. Mega Party Games!
These soundtracks are very experimental, however, and may have some accuracy issues. - Hry
1:09
Wario: ""Your debt... cannot be repaid with money!"
OH MY GOSH
possible jojo reference
You know wario is serious when he's not even taking money, the guy practically lives for it.
Jojo part 3 anime came out way after this game though, so if anything the jojo track would be the one referencing this kind of music.
@@jet_punch6872 the 2014 adaptation of stardust crusaders wasnt even out yet
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That one guitar is missing that compressed goodness that the game's OST had.
its crazy how the GBA's soundchip's compression would be an awesome pedal for a guitar. Would love to have it as a plugin for digital instruments.
@@ohshino a light bitcrush would do the effect, it would just take so much fine tuning to get the compression just right
@@scottoleson1997 if I'm not mistaken, the compression just cuts out the higher and lower frequency portions of the sample. It might be as simple as locking 2 wah wah pedals together and making one of them work in the other direction.
@@ohshinofun fact, the gba didn't really have a "sound chip" per se, all it really had was a buffer that was pretty much directly output. This is means that basically all handling of sound needs to be done in software at the expense of cpu cycles, which is why samples used in gba games are usually so low quality - higher quality samples take more cycles to work with, leaving less for everything else the game needs to do.
This song probably plays in Wario’s house.
This song sounds a lot like an Earthworm Jim. Kicks ass.
Resembles New Junk City a Lot
@@ssg-eggunner as Earthworm Jim would say: GROOVY!!!!!
so fucking metal
as others have said, I would love to hear this with more reverb on certain MIDI instruments, namely the lead guitar. still appreciate the work in remastering this amazing OST.
The instruments sound amazing! >v
Me while drowning in a pond of poisoned water
This is friken amazing!!!
Yo this one is actually sick... I'm getting Nirvana/In Utero vibes from some of these.
This would make for a cool GaMetal cover!
what a banger
Shin WAAAHgami Tensei battle theme.
I am the only one who likes the shitty GBA sound more than this uncompressed Version?
Maybe because I want it to sound like I remember it when I played it as a child.
One thing that doesn't help for some of these uncompressed versions, is the instruments don't seem to sustain long enough. Example: The strings in Curious Factory.
I prefer the nitty gritty sound it has, fits more with Wario's personality
More reverb would definitely help for this particular song. Although I admit there's also a grittier sound to the compressed version that isn't present here.
Wario Land 4's OST was definitely made with the GBA's horrific sound limitations in mind. This sounds off.
Not at all. Remember, these songs were made FOR the shitty GBA sound chip. Nobody was ever supposed to hear it like this. If you go through some of the tracks with lyrics, you can tell they knew nobody would ever understand what they were saying.
Sounds like a Motörhead song or even a Ramones one
My favorite level in the game
doesn't this opening sound similar to Ancient Cheese's opening in Pizza Tower?
i wonder why..
SMT-esque
1.25x speed sounds like it belongs in the snes TMNT game.
I seriously think that the instrument that appears at the minute 1:11 is wrong.
"These soundtracks are very experimental, however, and may have some accuracy issues."
Theatrical Michief amirite
is like music from hockey fight 1:11
This is 100% inspired by JG Thirlwell
If F-Zero had a game on the GBA, this would have been one of it's songs as a racing track.
Uh it did, two to be exact.. F Zero Maximum Velocity and GP Legend.
@@danerd8978 Actually 3! There was also F-Zero Climax in Japan and it was the last F-Zero game so far
Booooy this comment actually made me laugh.
The instruments are not 100% accurate. The organ used in this rendition (beginning at 1:10) is General MIDI, not the GBA soundfont.
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