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FamiTracker > General > Show Off Your Work > Mario Golf Advance Tour - Go-Go-Gates Forest cover Owner: Dwedit New post
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Mario Golf Advance Tour - Go-Go-Gates Forest cover Posted: 2010-04-18 08:55 Reply | Quote
Dwedit

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#5731
Here's a cover of the Go-Go-Gates song from Mario Golf Advance!


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Posted: 2010-04-18 23:06 Reply | Quote
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#5738
This is pretty good!

That triangle blew my mind. I swear, if I didn't know it was an NSF without Delta PCMs, I'd say you're using a Super Mario RPG sample.

Posted: 2010-04-19 05:06 Reply | Quote
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Oh yeah, it's also the same song as Ring Clear mode in the Gamecube game.

What sounded like a sample exactly?

Posted: 2010-04-19 05:54 Reply | Quote
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#5744
The triangle channel, the main melody. The instrument resembles an instrument in an SMRPG track.

Which, by the way, I include here.


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Posted: 2010-04-19 06:24 Reply | Quote
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#5745
that's a square :P

Posted: 2010-04-19 06:30 Reply | Quote
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#5746
It's a square channel, not the triangle. Triangle is bass.

The original song turned ended the panflute note two rows before the next note, and also had a second channel play a quieter echo version of the flute as well. So I played a quieter version of the current note at a lower volume two rows before the note ends, this ends up sounding like the volume decreases, and also kinds provides somewhat of an echo.
The volume curve on the NES panflute ramps up for 7 frames before settling at a plateau, then 5 frames later, curves down for 4 frames, then finally stays there. I think it's the ramp up attack on the flute that gives it the cool sound.

I'll attach the FTM file for anyone who wants it.
I think Famitracker 3.5 alpha has messed up tuning on high square waves compared to the previous version.


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Posted: 2010-04-19 06:38 Reply | Quote
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i agree, the ramp up attack does make the flute sound neat. it makes the really high notes less jarring.

Posted: 2010-04-19 06:53 Reply | Quote
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#5749
It was a square?

Wow.

I guess I confused the channels on NSFplay or something.

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