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Whatever [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VXQSs1Qfcc]this is, I've made a cover of it.
EDIT: Found out the original is called [url=http://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=37049]Happy H. Christmas by Drax.
[url=http://2a03.free.fr/dl.php?file=3211]Here it is. ([url=http://2a03.free.fr/dl.php?file=3212]NSF)
[quote=jrlepage]Why thank you! Why didn't you expect it to be accurate though?[/quote]
Well, I wasn't expecting VRC7, I was expecting square waves and whatnot, and then after that I was surprised you got such a close approximation of the sound (and then even more surprised it took so few instruments).
In retrospect the instrumentation of the original was fairly simple wasn't it.
[quote=Mex]HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS[/quote]
iunno, my sister showed me the video and told me I should make a cover of the tune and so I did.
Drax! I knew the style with the sines and everything rang a bell! I saw t he name Digerati in the YouTube comments for that video, I had no idea there was a connection between Drax and that name. :o
A Batroll keygen template made with MASM32, uFMOD, WinAsm IDE & Drax's chiptune (source code & assembled binary included). Greetz to all the pros in the chiptune scene.
... If only there was an ASM library to embed NSFs & FTMs into PE executables.
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[quote=TechEmporium]That was the most accurate NES cover of anything I've ever heard![/quote]
[insert remark about wishing nicetas_c never sees this ever for as long as either of us lives]
[quote=TechEmporium]He'd probably just tell you it's accurate because you had the original XM file to work from. But did you actually do this by ear?[/quote]
Surprisingly enough I worked using the video. I only found out about the module after I was done!