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Hi guys, I tried to do a cover of the famous dark world theme from "The legend of Zelda: A link to the past" and I think it turned out kinda well... Or at least I hope it. Enjoy :3
it's very inaccurate. it sounds like you guessed at most of the notes. i'd recommend using an SPC dump from the game as a reference (you'd be able to mute sound channels this way as well.)
[quote=Dave]i'd recommend using an SPC dump from the game as a reference (you'd be able to mute sound channels this way as well.)[/quote]
SPC files can be found here:
[url=http://www.zophar.net/music.html]Music - Zophar's Domain
SPC players and SPC to MIDI converters can be found here:
[url=http://www.zophar.net/utilities/music.html]Music Playback / Manipulation Utilities - Zophar's Domain
[quote=Superdarkluigi]Hi guys, I tried to do a cover of the famous dark world theme from "The legend of Zelda: A link to the past" and I think it turned out kinda well... Or at least I hope it. Enjoy :3[/quote]
I must agree with the others; your rendition of the tune is quite off in terms of the beat & the notes (especially near the climax of the song).
I like tssf's rendition, though it still has minor inaccuracies (namely, the fade effects). However, in terms of notation, tssf's tune is 100% faithful to the original.
So if you find MP3s easier to handle (i.e.: easier to slow down, pause & carefully analyse the tune,) then I suggest you use both the SPC file & especially tssf's MP3.
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