Minecraft - Volume Alpha but with the SM64 soundfont 

that's some fucking effort, pretty sick

you need to, volume beta also has some bangers

I'd love to listen to more! This volume was fun.

impressive.

PLS DO I LOVE IT

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@@Toaster2thousandsup bro

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Damn this coment underated why is there no replys

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Yep, as someone who like experimenting and enhancing not only food it definitely feels that way!

Especially Mice on Venus

If you’re a chef in Ohio.

I didn't get it

@@sporebryan2000L is real 2401 was on the star pedestal in the courtyard of the castle

​@@sinphy Oh it was so blurry I could never read what it was written there. I remember I have tried several times when I was a kid and expected the text to become clear later in the game

@@sporebryan2000 thats what its theorized to say, though i believe someone asked miyamoto in an interview and he never denied that that was what it said

@@sinphy It was reused no more than a year later in a Legend of Zelda game. "reading" it there says something unrelated to what it actually says. I think the theory of it reading "Eternal Star" is most likely. The plaque being on a statue of a star also helps. The secondary text is just too small to see.

Fruity Reeverb 2 Edit: It's possibly the most powerful audio reverb tool in the world

@@dashua1735 as an fl studio user, i can confirm it is incredible

Weirdly sounds like a nostalgic version of the music, like the version in your head you remember from playing it as a kid.

@@dashua1735 Valhalla supermassive

that sounded rude

Underapprecieated imo

i love that part dude its so genius

no u

reverb baybeee

thats minecraft for ya

Most of Minecraft’s tracks are like that so it fits perfectly for it

that's how they play ingame. kinda feels wrong hearing the original ost without the ingame reverb tbh like, the piano sounds too clear glad this soundfont cover got the echo right

@@tehcrusher And yet it so doesn’t sound like this, sure there was reverb in the original music, not this much though, I mean which isn’t a bad thing. Listen to 52:06 then listen to the Minecraft’s “Beginning”. The difference is very apparent. My perspective is that it sounds less like it does in game and more how we softly remember it. Which is comforting, yet sad in the sense as we view Minecraft in such high regards with so many memories attached to it, but at the same time we picture that happiness so far away. Similar to how we remember dead loved ones, we can’t remember the bad, only the good times that are gone forever, never to be the same. Joys and triumphs with little value at the time now hold monumental importance on how it/they impacted our lives today. But not too dissimilar from looking at old photos we can return to those memories through music and to get a delicate reminder of how we felt there and then, even if the reminder fades its still remains as a pocket of joy to return to giving us hope for the future. Note: After a little digging around I found this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g4Q5witJk1s.htmlsi=nlntiENQs0wouRkM ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w_vk7UwFBhc.htmlsi=lmgTLY3dOuWOocjO You may be on to something, it looks like the more verb version was only really used for the 360 version. Ethier that or the soundtrack just has bad quality so it sounds farther away.

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Yesss

Me on first listen: "idk its alright I guess? Not sure what this guy's talking ab- HOLYYY SHITTT"

When the beat drop. It felt like my mind left my head to go to another universe. It's so good

fr i need a version of moog city seperate from the rest of this soundtrack because it is so fire

Hell yeah dude I'd LOVE to be able to have this as a resource pack, it'd feel different but at the same time it'd still fit the vibe of the game super well and it's clear so much effort was put into this, hope that maybe there'll be enough demand to see that happen eventually Edit: oh didn't see somehow there was already a resource pack for this one lol

@@gaminggamesgamergaming2970 Also Mario64 styled textures and sfx

@@luis-sophus-8227yes

@@gaminggamesgamergaming2970what is the resource pack called?

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Thanks, I certainly had fun with that one lol

I’ve listened to it like 12 times by now. Wonderful job 😢

what about big shot with sm64 soundfont? that sounds hella good

someone did a few sm64 soundfont covers of tatsuro yamashita albums-HIGHLY recommend looking those up if you're interested, they're some of the most well-made soundfont songs I've ever heard.

Mint Jams and Band On The Run are waiting for you.

Or on4word

OK Nintendo 64 (OK Computer with N64 soundfonts from various games) is pretty damn great

Not sure what you mean by "irredeemable", the sample is fine lots of people just use it wrong

@@pinio5132 the game also uses it perfectly in LLL

i love these names

hello!

@@Spamton123 greetings!

@@mightykingwarioReal Spamton G. Spamton meetup

@@mightykingwario 👍

I kinda got scared when I accidentally clicked on the 13 Timelapse and hearing

indeed! i bet I'll cry listening to Taswell

Dreiton like this would make me lose my mind

nah this is music 3

criminality reference

What is "life changing moments seem minor in pictures"?

@@notto5937 "life changing moments seem minor in pictures" is an album made by C418 before "Minecraft - Volume Alpha" was released. It features both "Droopy likes ricochet" and "Droopy likes your face". C418 likes to make his songs on albums smoothly transition from one to another, and that's what the difference is between the versions of the "Droopy" songs. The ones on "Minecraft - Volume Alpha" have no transitions but the ones on "life changing moments seem minor in pictures" do have the transitions. Sorry for dropping an essay, I just know a lot of things about C418 songs.

Thank you @@Imthecoolguy6

hello there king :)

This does seem to be just a niche enough crossover that I unfortunately don't have anyone to share it with that it would mean as much to as it does me

I can actually relate. Two huge parts of my childhood. I actually got emotional. Had no clue I needed this but damn, do I need this.

If i remember correctly it took about 2 weeks to make, each day i tried to work on it any moment i could, from during college lunch breaks to the moment i got back from college until i went to sleep.

@@TABBYMUSIC damn, i wish you good luck on next project like this if it happens

SECONDED volume beta is a more complex album but holy shit taswell is one of my favorite songs of all time itd be amazing to see it done

I would absolutely love to hear these two and this is the person to do it flawlessly.

@@mishell128literally. Taswell’s entire first half is mostly a single super complex sample played at different pitches so I’d be really interested to see how that’s accomplished. (The sample is from one of C418’s own songs- “Imposter Syndrome”)

Don’t forget Biome fest

I know that you made this comment 7 months ago, but I’d like to tell you that this guy did Aria Math separately.

what do you mean by "femininely the best"

@@aerosma5021 lmao

@aerosma5021 My guess is probably either spell check failing to do its job and/or they speak English as a second language and slipped up

@@aerosma5021 the most woman cover yet!!!!

@@aerosma5021 lmfao i meant genuinely.. i was like half asleep typing the comment doing late night hw, so i guess the auto correct didn't understand what i was actually trying to type... i just edited the comment to fix it but it removed the heart tabby left :(

hE Is ChEaTiNg SToP iT

@@fluf201playz I figured out how to have your cake and eat it too

lmao@@lord0fthecubes

same my man, hitting me like a sack of bricks

@@lifestrash SM64 was one of my first games in 2004 because it was the only thing we had in the house, Minecraft was the game I played most in 2011 from when I was 11 and to this day, both games a staple of my childhood and both styles perfectly kept in tandem of this video, I spent almost an hour crying after this video, I hope the creator realises the effect they're having on the viewers.