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Donkey Kong Country - Cave Dweller Concert (FM Adlib)

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And here is another Donkey Kong Country remix. The Cave Dweller concert song in a re-arranged FM Adlib (OPL2) version, to make it sound like an old DOS game.

it was actually just an experiment because i was curious on how it would sound like with OPL2 FM synthesis.

Donkey Kong Country is © 1994 Nintendo & Rare
Song Originally Composed by: David Wise & Eveline Fischer
Re-arranged, mixed & mastered by: Mike004

MP3 Bitrate: 320kbits

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donkey 6,736, cave 3,992, remix 2,534, fm 583, country 566, kong 523, rare 371, lmms 36, dweller 28, re-arrangement 14, 1994 14, adlib 12, opl2 8, synthesis 8

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Type: Music - Single Track

Published: 14 years, 4 months ago

Rating: General

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zero97

14 years, 4 months ago

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it seems to be missing something in here but otherwise it still has alot of the same feel from the original version

mike004

14 years, 4 months ago

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@ zero97

yeah i agree. That theme in particular looses a lot through the thin metallic FM adlib sound. You can clearly hear that the DKC soundtrack was handsewed for the awesome SNES soundchip and it's huge repertoire of different instruments. :)

zero97

14 years, 4 months ago

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@ mike004

i miss the old days where music and gameplay took over rather than the graphics like todays games

mike004

14 years, 4 months ago

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@ zero97

I think the advent of CD music took away some creative spirit on console and PC games due to the hardware limits that have gone. Sometimes it is a lot more creativity refreshing when you have some limits (limited tracks/channels, soundsets, synth engines, soundresolution, databank memory). In other words: sometimes less is more. I dunno who ever came up with that saying but there lies a lot of wisdom in these words. And yes, i see it the same way you do. That's also why i miss the 90s for that particular reason.