FF7 - JENOVA (8bit)


Date Submitted

11/25/2008 | 02:18PM EST

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Video Game Song | 2.1 MB | 2 min 17 sec

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3.03 / 5.00

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Not much to say on this one...I'm a bit new to the 8bit thing, but I like it.

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Average Score: 5.3 / 10

Score: 7
Croatoan1

"good"

date: May 21, 2009

to tell the truth. i looked for a good version of this song. the orrigional is still the best but this is the best remix.

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Score: 8
LK412

"The guy under me is right"

by: LK412
date: November 25, 2008

but i wouldn't rate it a 1. That was kinda harsh. Its not bad but its really cluttered. 4/5 8/10

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Score: 1
Psychophan7

"Needs a lot of work."

date: November 25, 2008

Honestly, it sounds like you just went to a video game midi site, downloaded a midi, and changed the instruments to something 8-bit. I'm not saying this because I looked around on such a midi site and found one that matches up with this one exactly, but because at 1:02 it sounds muddy with sound. It cease to be arranged music and just becomes noise.

I suggest you go back, tone down the probably 15 or so instruments you have going to something more manageable like 4 or 5. One of the "rules" of 8-bit music (on the NES, at least) is that you can only have FOUR notes playing at one time, or four-note polyphony. 8-bit composers typically used the four notes for four different channels (as attempting chords would have sounded horrendous): One channel might be the bassline, another the "piano" or lead/saw, and the other two for snares (static) or strings (sines).

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