cristobal1152 It was Snes but changed the N64 because it was about to be released but It would take to many cartridges which made Square and Nintendo have an argument so Square went with Ps1 partly for space and Censorship reasons plus 3 disc > 7 or more Cartridges
@@MrWright The SNES was originally supposed to get a CD expansion module. I think they even partnered with Sony to make it. Then they canceled it to focus entirely on the N64, and instead of CDs they used cartridges again, both of which pissed Square off. It was like a decade before they released anything on Nintendo hardware after that.
Probably my favourite final fantasy song, I love it to death, and I love this remix, but it feels a little outdated compared to your newer, cleaner works. STILL love it though! Your a legend
There is no one, singular SNES sound engine; there's various sample sets designed for every game. (though some companies reused these sample sets for a lot of games, e.g. Capcom) If you want to play with them, you can either find .sf2 files of these sample sets from places like Musical Artifacts or William Kage's website, or rip the samples yourself to use them for music production.