Death Egg MK II Remix | Sonic 4 EP II OST (YM2612 + SN76489)
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2024
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Were you expecting to hear the predictable Death Egg bass voice? Please think again. My YM2612 conversion of Senoue's Death Egg MK II theme from Sonic 4 Episode II utilizes the most custom-made FM patches out of all my covers to this date. In addition to the instrumentation, the techniques heard here are unequivocally out of my comfort zone and were achieved by exploiting Chipsynth MD's pitch-bending (slide) and detune features. All in all, I believe the final result was a fusion between Masaru Setsumaru and Masanori Hikichi's (Cube Corp.) programming styles, with a modern flair.
= Credits =
Composition by Jun Senoue
Visuals (render and logo) by SEGA and Sonic Team
YM2612 voices by Masaru Setsumaru, Masanori Hikichi, and Cube Corp.
PSG by Texas Instruments
Percussion by Korg Inc.'s Korg 01/W - Hudba
Death Egg MKII is underrated. The music and visuals of this version of The Death Egg is pretty cool.
Death Egg Mk.II was not finished as it was under construction. That is part of the reason why unlike the original, it was quite barren.
@@sonicmastersword8080 it doesn't excuse level design but MAN Little Planet being the basis to construct the second Death Egg is SO COOL
YO HOLD UP THOUGH THIS GOES WAY HARDER THAN THE SONIC ADVANCE GAMES' UNBELIEVABLE DIFFICULTY SPIKES
YM2612 SONIC 4 REMIX LET'S GOOO
A Sonic 4-related cover from me was long overdue.
@@BouncyGlowsMusicRoom yeah 😅
@@BouncyGlowsMusicRoomWhen Sonic 4 Episode 2 Special Stage
those PSG melodies sound JUST right, it's perfect
Incredibly accurate transcription and FM sound design, sounds very polished 🔥
Many thanks!
This is single-handedly the best arrangement I’ve ever heard of Death Egg MK. II. The patches mimic Senoue’s selection in the original song almost (if not) perfectly and keeps every little bit of the original’s tone intact. The harsh intensity of the instrumentation to reflect Little Planet being perverted into a super weapon? That’s here alongside what I feel is one of the most important aspects of the song. It’s finality, and how the song really expresses that this time, Sonic was too slow to put a stop to Eggman’s machinations. He couldn’t and still can’t save Little Planet. Cheers Bouncy! You did an exquisite job!
I think the writers retconned Death Egg Mk II still being there. Amy mentioned spelunking on Little Planet.
what kind of wizardry is this. because of your conscious patch selections, im having a difficult time thinking that this is FM. you've pushed the boundaries of this soundchip
WHO LET BOUNCY COOK⁉️
the kitchen’s on fire.
Bro thank you for this I’m actually the craziest resin in all of existence when this goes on in the game
This remix has quite the original patches for a game that was so focused on reciclying, eh, whatever, I LOVE DEATH EGG MK 2 YOU FINALLY GAVE THIS TRACK JUSTICE LET'S GOOOOOO
Holy cow, this remix goes HARD.
Thank you very much, Sleek!
Yea I used to play sonic 4 when I was 6 and whenever I got to death egg mk 2 the music made me align with the zone
yoo sonic 4 remix!?
btw this sounds fire so far 🔥🔥🗣️🗣️ good job
Thanks!
This goes so hard, would love to hear Sky Fortress Act 2 arranged like this next
Banger!
Now add some Lights in there. This might be the best remix of DEMk.2 I've ever heard.
You always fascinate with some unbelievable bangers. I adore your work dude
Now this is how it should have sounded-raw, industrial, forlorn, and just enough digitalization to imply the switch between the eras of analog and digital.
I appreciate your feedback, which has been reliable and beneficial for six years. I have since been persuaded not to de-emphasize the harsher frequencies of instruments.
@@BouncyGlowsMusicRoomSome sounds just project better when the waveforms are squares, sawtooth, and triangle as opposed to sinusoidal waveforms.
Do not get me wrong-I like sinusoidal instruments as much as the aforementioned, but they each have their strengths. Our job as composers and musicians is to play to those strengths.
unpopular opinion
Sonic 4 has a good ost, mostly...
I think a lot of people are blinded by their dislike of the synths Senoue uses, and can't see the good qualities of the compositions he did.
I think almost every track he wrote for Sonic 4 was really good, even though I rarely play either game, I remember most of the tracks.
This is probably the best Death egg theme of all time, if it didn’t make ears bleed half the time, but if it had the proper instrument implemented it would sound so much better (not the remix but the original) Edit: Jun still did a good job, this is not to any hate for him
Noice
Thanks, DGC!
@@BouncyGlowsMusicRoom No problem, Bouncy. 😉
I always thought this was one of the better tracks in the game, but the synths used in the game let it down. I was also never really impressed with remixes of the track in genesis soundfont since they diverged and never caught the intensity of the track, but this remix is perfect! This is how I've wanted the track to sound for years. Thank you for doing this!
SO GOATED
Oh shit...sonic 4 remix lets go
Any chance of doing Sonic 4's Metal Boss theme?
Given my newfound motivation gained after covering Death Egg MK II, I foresee tackling the intense and gritty tracks of the S4 EP I and II OSTs.
I Love This Better Than OG
Always let Bouncy cook.
As Sonic 4's #1 biggest fan and defender (I am aware of my delusion and do not plan to change my mind), this only fuels my opinion that Sonic 4 is nothing but missed potential. That missed potential is always what I think about and there are so many cool things that could have been done with things like reusing old zones in new ways that wasn't lazy and/or unoriginal. I'm glad Sonic Mania pretty much made that concept a reality, but I still await something of the likes to be executed in the concept of Sonic 4 instead of an anniversary title.
I wonder about Sonic 4 and its missed potential so much that I've been working on a complete reimagining including bringing the abandoned third episode to life for about 3 or 4 years now with a few friends of mine. It's taken a very long time and has gone through so many rehauls that it could be presented several different and be very different so many times, and it's also been somewhat demotivating to bring all of the ideas and concepts to a further creative stage confidently, but I hope to get it going and finished one day. At least when it comes to the Episode III content, which is the focus on top of an Episode I & II reimagined alongside an entire prologue that integrates a Chaotix reimagining as a direct precursor to the whole story. It's certainly ambitious in size but I'm certain it can be done even if it continues to take a long time to get there.
All that to say I think Sonic 4 is pretty neat despite its major flaws and that this arrangement is very well made. The content you put out has been consistently quite enjoyable.
Didn't expect you to suddenly take a shot at this song; a personal favourite from this game!
Kimby
👍
if only all the ost of the game benefit from this instrumentalization