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It took me some time but I perfectly reproduced the menu screen music from Gamecube. FL/S

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Average Score: 10.0 / 10

Score: 10

"Wow"

by: azn-sk8er-dude

date: June 3, 2008

Wow, good job! Sounds EXACTLY like it man.

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Score: 10

"thanks"

by: chrishind10

date: January 26, 2008

i remember when i first switched my gamecube on 2 years ago i fel in love with this song

thanks, i can now listen to it when i want

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Score: 10

"Incredible. Just unbelieveable."

by: Alexedishi

date: December 20, 2007

I don't know how you did it my man, but this is perfect. I ran it against the original as well. I am in shock. You did an incredible job. Keep it up!

October 14, 2008

Author's Response:

It was actually quite easy to make once I'd figured out the proper way how. I just took a single synthesizer note, applied a 'wah-wah' effect to it, and increased or decreased the speed at which it played in order to make the different notes. You can hear what I'm talking about if you listen carefully: the higher notes seem to reverberate faster, and the lower ones slower, right?

I was actually worried people were gonna accuse me of stealing the actual tune from the Gamecube itself. I'm glad to see that wasn't the case.