Streets of Rage 3 - Happy Paradise - Oscilloscope Deconstruction 

It is interesting indeed. I can't remember any other genesis game doing that.

I was dying from college work and then an illness so happy paradise is a misnomer 😅

@@carpathia808 Wow, life really does suck.

@@carpathia808well at least we know why your gone so take your time with that stuff no rush now.

​@@carpathia808 thought u died ngl.

This my mindset and headcanon back when I was just downloading music of games I’d never played, but for some that I’d played, like SoR3, I had never reached the stage where certain tracks were designated, so All I had was my imagination based around that the music made me feel.

Honestly I don't it's that many folks IRL who disliked it. (outside the internet) just fans of 2. I looked up different videos from this game's soundtrack and saw alot of people like myself who enjoyed it

The reason Carpathia is able to deconstruct these tracks like this is because the Genesis gives each instrument its own channel that can be easily separated from each other using different programs. Ruby Delusions on the other hand is stored as a single audio file that cannot be deconstructed in the same way. A fully accurate deconstruction would require a full *reconstruction* of the song using all original instruments, samples, and programs that were originally used to compose the song, which are often unknown. Even if these are all identified, it could take countless hours to faithfully remake the song exactly, and it could be impossible if certain sounds were made in-house and are thus unavailable to the public. TLDR: Not gonna happen, sorry.

@@survivorstudios Oh ok, i thought Ruby Delusions could be desconstructed, but yeah it can't.