Airship Fortress - Mario Kart DS - Deconstruction with Oscilloscopes
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- This video deconstructs the Airship Fortress theme from Mario Kart DS in the form of oscilloscopes, notes, and separated sounds to get a better understanding of what is included in this song.
Original track is composed by Shinobu Nagata.
Chapters:
0:00 - Bass and Percussion
1:16 - Backing melodies and harmonies
2:32 - Lead melodies
3:48 - First buildup
5:05 - Second buildup
6:21 - All Instruments
I see now why this was such a highly requested track hahahaha
All of these channels slap, especially the horns, organ, bass and percussion. I'm quite happy with the camera angle I got too.
I have original tracks too! Most of them are chiptune:
/ @digipea6506
/ digipea-532799239 - Hry
Channel 1: Korg 01R/W Harmonica
Channel 2: Class Choir Ahhs
Channel 3: Guitar Acoustic Hard
Channel 4: Korg TRITON Trumpet
Channel 5: Korg 01R/W Trombone 1
Channel 6: Roland D-550 D-50 Voices
Channel 7: Crash & Real Hats
Channel 8: Mario Kart Double Dash!! Snare & Timbale
Channel 9: Unknown Acoustic Kick Drum
Channel 10: Giga E. Bass
"Trumpet Straight" is there a "trumpet Gay"?
@@UltraNintendoChalmers64 I somehow never thought about that.
Luigi loves the wall.
When’s the wedding?
@@burnt-potatoes XD
6:57 It's so sick, I love that part of the song
MY FAVOURITE TRACK
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
These are genuinely so amazing to hear, it's just fun
The section starting at 1:16 is absolutely my favorite part of the song and it still sounds so good on its own.
Having just the drums and bass makes it sound like a spy our maybe a beach theme.
spy on the beach
X)
MULTIPLE BACK TO BACK
AND MY FAVORITE TRACK IN MKDS
I'm eating good tonight, folks.
i love this so much
Esto me recuerda cuando intenté recrear la música en bandlab... Los platillos no me salían al mismo tempo que los demás instrumentos y lo dejé xd
Al menos gracias a esa experiencia sé todos los instrumentos que tiene la música y cómo suena cada uno
How do you separate them? How do you do this?
found this description under another one of their videos:
If you want to make a video like this on your own, hopefully these steps can help out:
1. I used vgmtrans to extract each song from the rom
2. Exported the songs into the highly compatible midi format with sf2
3. Deconstructed the channels to my liking in a generic music software and exported each one into a streamed sort of file (mp3, wav, etc.)
4. Put each file into SidWizPlus which does all the oscilloscope work. If SidWizPlus doesn't work that well I've heard of Corrscope but haven't given it a try. It may take some time to render.
Hope this helps, if you have any questions I'll try my best to answer them
@@CaptainWeissbrotjust watch out cus vgmtrans is a bit finicky and inconsistent for ds tracks. Some sliding notes get lost in its process, so always double check those in particular in whatever DAW you use
@@boneyzoney9551 What else do you recommend using?
YEEEEEAAAAHHHHH
3:08
Orj used to upload daily videos and now he goes on weird spikes of not uploading anything. You are uploading more frequently than him funnily enough.
Now these may rival the ones from @Orj_Osc…!
Well in terms of visuals, I guess. The overall reconstructing buildup’s still w/ Orj’s & the OG c.p.808.!.!