Final Fantasy 7 - Boss Battle (SNES Remix)
Carlo Nassar
2016-09-13
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Fight on!
MIDI by King Meteor (I used a bit of his 2nd version at the submitted files section)
Remixed using Synthfont
Instruments from Mega Man X2, Mega Man X1, Chrono Trigger, NBA Jam, Super Mario RPG, Mega Man 7, and Final Fantasy 2.
MIDI link: http://www.vgmusic.com/file/6ebb8638c960b2c595a4c233111cfb4a.html#disqus_thread
Commentary:
I've done it! I've finally broken triple digits in file size! Seriously, though, this MIDI was hard to do (the percussion is INSANE,) but it was worth it. After a few bars, I considered just scrapping this MIDI. However, now I'm glad I didn't. To be honest; after hearing Ian Wood's excellent MIDI, I Have A Beard's awesome remix, and some other remakes of this song; I was pretty disappointed with the original. So I didn't try to make my MIDI really close to the original. Overall, it sound VERY good and I'm glad I sequenced it.
MIDI by King Meteor (I used a bit of his 2nd version at the submitted files section)
Remixed using Synthfont
Instruments from Mega Man X2, Mega Man X1, Chrono Trigger, NBA Jam, Super Mario RPG, Mega Man 7, and Final Fantasy 2.
MIDI link: http://www.vgmusic.com/file/6ebb8638c960b2c595a4c233111cfb4a.html#disqus_thread
Commentary:
I've done it! I've finally broken triple digits in file size! Seriously, though, this MIDI was hard to do (the percussion is INSANE,) but it was worth it. After a few bars, I considered just scrapping this MIDI. However, now I'm glad I didn't. To be honest; after hearing Ian Wood's excellent MIDI, I Have A Beard's awesome remix, and some other remakes of this song; I was pretty disappointed with the original. So I didn't try to make my MIDI really close to the original. Overall, it sound VERY good and I'm glad I sequenced it.
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