Dynamite Headdy - Tonight's a Jazzy Night Re-arrangement

Many months ago I talked about a really ambitious song I was working on that would have been my largest Soundtrap project to date.
And this is that project, a remix of a Genesis track with 90s styled instrumentation from various synthesizers at the time, and a lot of work put into mixing.
That said despite my intentions on wanting this to sound CD Qualityish, due to the fact I had to entirely use samples because Soundtrap doesn't allow VSTs, the sound quality is more similar to ROMplers from the time.
Still, I think this project shines really brightly despite that, and showed me how far I can push Soundtrap and its sample abilities. And it will inspire multiple other projects like this where I take obscure 90s VGM from various systems and re-arrange them to sound CD quality-ish.
The logo used in the thumbnail and video was made by spongemagicarchive on Deviantart.
== Process of making this ==
First off, I created my own MIDI for this track that I could use to re-arrange, since I'm terrible at transcribing music so carefully and this track would require a ton of careful look overs. And how I made the MIDI was from converting the original Genesis VGM track to MIDI it's self with vgm2midi.
Instrument Sources:
Trumpet - Korg 01/W
Trombone - Roland SC-88
Brass - Super Section Brass
Synth Bass - E-Mu Proteus 2
Electric Piano - Yamaha TG77 Dream Rhodes
Soprano Sax - Korg 01/W
Orchestra Hit - Korg 01/W
Bells - Yamaha TG100 Tnkl Bell and Roland JD990 Wave-Bell
Crash Cymbal - Yamaha RM50
Bass Drum - Roland R8
Snare Drum - Currently Unknown 909 Snare Sample (It's used throughout Sonic CD's JP OST.)
Open Hi-hats - Roland R8

[@netziguess3507]

THIS SONG IS SUCH A BANGER WHY DID KING DARK DEMON HAVE SUCH A JAZZY THEME

[@Turbulation1]

He picked quite the musician.