http://youtube.com/watch?v=Fs5tP498l1s
He did the same thing with Hyrule Field, where he replaced the music with the "Zelda Gallery" tune. He has deleted this video since.
Personally, I don't like people who create rumors.
I heard about this, and I was going to say something here, but predicted it was probably a joke. It sounds pretty awful. And the comments...
"Is Koji Kondo still with Nintendo? If he is, he made this song. Koji is the best DAMN composer in videogaming!"
this makes me incredibly sad. ASPIE-RAGE INITIATED.
On the subject of the Zelda Gallery track, where did it come from? I assume that it did not come from the game since the quality is so low. Is there a higher quality version of it anywhere?
The FLAC version has the highest possible quality as the track was never released anywhere else - though you won't notice the difference from the MP3 version. The latter is just not completely lossless.
edited 7:31 PM EDT July 22, 2008
edited 7:21 AM EDT July 23, 2008
I split some tracks that primeblue put together in his rip, usually because they contained more one part that looped, and one that didn't. I also threw in some of the boss themes without their intro because somebody requested it. There's one track where I looped a part of a cutscene's music even though it doesn't actually loop in the game.
I'm not the best at naming tracks, so if anybody has any suggestions for the split tracks' names, feel free to give them.
And if there are any problems with any of the track, tell me, and I'll see if I can fix them.
Oh, I almost forgot, if primeblue's reading this, do you happen to have the raw files that you recorded?
There's at least one track that I need some audio that wasn't in the rip that I need to make a good loop. Snowpeak Ruins is the main one. I don't have a Wii ATM, and the LLE DSP plugin in Dolphin is a slight bit crackly, so it would be good if you still had them.
for %a in (*.brstm) do test -o "%~na.wav" -x "%a" >> encodeadx.bat
that way those of us with the rip can save hammering your server, and just encode them ourselves