White Park Act 1 Cover | Sonic 4 EP II (YM2612 + SN76489; Graphic Research Style)

🎮 Bouncy Glow's Discord server is available for anybody with an account to join. The link is set to be valid indefinitely. Don't miss out on the opportunity to form new friendships and showcase your talent!🟪 Link:   / discord   Download link (.wav) - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p3pX... I apologize for instantly deleting the version from last week. Fortunately, the upload is back and better than ever, with further polishing made possible due to the additional four days. Have you noted that my uploads have been predominantly of tracks I've never covered until now? There has been an ongoing effort to decrease the homogeneity of this channel's content because of the persistent emphasis on Sonic 3 & K (particularly the prototype tracks) that still has not been extenuated. Presently, I'm willing to take this commitment up a notch by utilizing a programming style I have been analyzing inconspicuously for over a year. Vic Tokai's general approach to FM is quite intriguing. While some of their voices originated from the stock sound source library, the programmers edited them slightly to bolden their sound qualities, particularly in their release. If that is not enough to enthrall you, their tracks seldom abide by the A440 standard since each channel is sharp by 30 additional cents, and there are occasions when the leads and supporting melodies would randomly pan left, center, and right. = Change log (how this version differs from the deleted one) = The choppy pseudo-delay associated with the auto-panned bell has been ditched. The aggressive, lower-quality snare was replaced with a clearer one. Different kick drum Quieter DAC (~-1.7 – -2 dB lower) Reduced "clicks" and "pops" that appeared sporadically, causing undesirable fluctuations in the master volume. An error where one PSG voice was lower in pitch than it should have was corrected Balanced PSG volume levels in the third section Quieter bell (-1.5 dB lower) Intro's instruments are quieter to ensure that the entire mix is balanced, allowing for an increase in perceived loudness Pitch-bending transferred from the PSG to one of the FM "trumpets"