You have no idea how surreal it is to have my efforts be acknowledged by the person who sent me on this research quest back when I was 10, holy cow. The Soundtrack to Toontown Online was always something I was very passionate about, especially in regards to getting it presented in the best quality way I could. I didn't originally set out to find more composers (I only did since I was trying to find out who composed the music for the game's Flash Installer, and both Jamie and Cody let me know of other members of SoundDeluxe who worked on Toontown Online), but the fact I was able to, and also show the world, music that was made for the game, and never heard to the public, was a moment I'll never forget. The video you link in the description took me around 2 and a half years to make, due to a super painstaking process in ensuring each song was recorded perfectly, and it's genuinely euphoric to have that work be acknowledged and praised by the guy who inspired me to go on this years long quest to perfect it all. I've written a bit more in my community tab (alongside some resources for those curious), but I seriously want to thank you for these uploads, and your original Work Vs. Play blogpost for long ago. Even if they aren't accurate to what the composers intended, I do admit that I still enjoy how some of these songs sound with the sound set used (For anyone curious, the uploads are mostly rendered out using the SGM v2.01 soundfont, which I guess the online converter that Comrade was using, used), and have in of themselves become nostalgic, since there are no doubt others like me who grew up listening to these versions of the songs, and still retain a lot of love and respect for them.
Finally, the true way Toontown was meant to be heard. But honestly, it's crazy that the full uncompressed OST has been on RU-vid for a year and hasn't picked up all that much traction. The unreleased songs are the most interesting thing to me.
YO WHAT u posting is a monumental moment and u addressing this is kinda crazy😭 i noticed that it was different as a kid and never quite had the resolution that i needed abt why they sounded diff. so cool to see u come back and conclude this curiosity
