EDIT: There's no dramatic fade triangle or static use on any of your songs. Or volume fade effect at all.
There's a volume fade at the end of Creation. And I just haven't found a place to use static. I just use the noise channel for drums. If you think I should add drums to some songs, list them and I will.
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Yeah, I'll try to add drums to that today.
EDIT: I didn't realize how horrible I managed to make its layout. If you want drums, add them yourself! Sorry, but it's just far too confusing.
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I updated it to sound more like the original: the bells are loud at the start and the retreat when the handbells come in, and the organ at the start now sounds much more realistic, thanks to kinkinkijkin's excellent three-part 2A03 organ.
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I'm thinking next I'll do To Make the End of Battle from Ys II, but I'll need a reference MIDI, if anyone can arrange one. The only one I can find is from the PS2 version, but it's not a very good transcription of one of the worse versions of the song. I'd prefer a transcription of the version from the PC or DS Ys II.
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The whole triangle channel (or at least a big portion) is an octave lower.
The lead is way too loud. The peak volume should be 8.
The square notes should have delayed vibrato. Also, Zelda II is one of the very few games which are nearly impossible to accurately recreate because of the fact that it uses two vibrato envelopes - one going up first, one going down first.
The noise gives me nightmares.
And now here's a cover from Tales of Destiny, the battle theme, Bared Fangs, also called Bare Its Fangs.
It's my first cover to use all eleven channels.
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