Here's Nicetas' FTM. Contains the entire OSTs to SMB1 and 3.
And in that FTM he forgot the level end is only octave 4 in the SNES version, the NES version was in octave 3.
Who said anything about the SNES version?
I was saying that the original NES version's level end's E C chord is in octave 3 and 4, while in the SNES version, that chord is as it is in nicetas's FTM. (4 and 5)
That's funny... The FTM sounds completely accurate to the NES version. Oh kinkinkijkin, you maek me laff.
..... I remember quite clearly the note going down when I last played the game (a couple minutes ago) and I don't have a slow computer.
..... I remember quite clearly the note going down when I last played the game (a couple minutes ago) and I don't have a slow computer.
Okay, I just ripped wav files from the original NSF and Nicetas' and played in audacity. The only difference is that Nicetas has a slightly altered square 2. At fow 21-24 in the FTM, he has D-4 D-4 D-4 C-5. Whereas the original has just one long D-4 followed by C-5. But, Nicetas also has a slightly different Triangle as well at the exact same place. He has one long D-4 followed by a C-4 whereas the original has D-4 D-4 D-4 C-4. So if you switched them around, Nicetas' FTM is not different from the original in any way.
Here's Nicetas' FTM. Contains the entire OSTs to SMB1 and 3.
And in that FTM he forgot the level end is only octave 4 in the SNES version, the NES version was in octave 3.
Who said anything about the SNES version?
Track 1 of the FTM isn't an NES cover, Raijin; it's a cover of Super Mario All Stars for the Super NES.
I know, but he isn't even talking about that track. He said the level clear theme not the title theme from a completely different era. That's the only track from the SNES version because the FC version didn't have a title theme, but kinkinkijkin is comparing the level clear theme from the first game to Nicetas' cover and saying it sounds like the SMAS version for whatever reason.
I'm guessing that that went to me, and thus, I thank you. Also, Nicetas' FTM reminds me of something I thought of when first playing SMB3, the W3 and W4 themes sound like 2 different parts of the same song.