At the Royal Theatre enjoying Final Fantasy: A New World. Oh and I spent way too much money on an FF7 OST disc set when I likely did not need it haha.

Can you program a speed run TAS with home assistant? :D

Goodluck! It can be hard to work with that song!

Yeah. Auto vibrato like used in the in-game sound engine is hard to do

Kontakt setups get complex.

Instead of using my old soundfont, you could download c700 and drop a Chrono trigger spc on it to grab the sample. It has auto vibrato (though no ramp, depending on the song you might not care)

It might be a bit better just to find a nice little vibrato ramp and copy paste it in your midi file, but sf2 can't do ramp vibratos if I recall correctly so if you use it, it will be an on/off at full depth situation, not gradual.

It'd have to be done in the instrument. Viena polyphone are soundfont editors. You should be able to set the delay, frequency and depth for an instrument (the delay might need to change per song as in most of the soundtrack, the vibrato gradually comes in after 1 beat. Sf2 can't really do that.

A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY Experience the Official FINAL FANTASY video game Concert Series! From FINAL FANTASY battle melodies to character theme songs, The New World Players chamber ensemble, led by acclaimed conductor Eric Ro...

I will be going to this on February 8 2026 in Victoria. I don't have many Victoria friends here on BlueSky but if you're interested in going let me know!

A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY www.ffnewworld.com

Finally, started working on the song.

I believe the tempo overflows and likely just wraps around to the lowest tempo. I do wonder if eating more berries would eventually normalize the bpm

I remember testing these functions in the 90s for Jeffrey Lim and Jake Stine's implementation for winamp's mod plug (mikmod) and he could never get it sounding right so he cut it all out, there was like a certain frequency band that Than more resonance than the others

Good ol' times!

Heya good to meet ya! The .it file is on my online mod archive (I think I linked it in my old YouTube video)

tssf.gamemusic.ca/Remakes/rock...

Hope this helps

I'm sorry I haven't been active. I'm dealing with major mental health issues.

It's starting its own adventure.

I have not but it could be a fun project to do after I finish with my current projects.

A picture of a pastry that looked funny to me like it had a face

Thanks! I will do it some day when I get time haha

and here's the battle 3: drive.google.com/file/d/15EiZ...

tssf.gamemusic.ca/Remakes/ff2_...

Any of my friends in Seattle wanna hang out when I visit early August? I only have a day so I may not actually get to hang out but we'll see haha

You're so sweet I'm glad you like it! ☺️

it was done a long time ago, my notation might be wrong in the dungeon (I can already hear some errors)

I did these two a while ago, is this what you mean?

Yeah I thought it was essential since the video will be a what-if scenario if a certain scene played during a certain part of ff6 instead :)

Thanks! you're so kind :) It's coincidental you all asked because I literally was working on the music video for this that I am finally feeling like I can finish now that I'm sorta out of my depressive lonely rut! I hope you like!

Reflective Arts Universe of Sounds Vol 2 M1 Ambient

Synthetic Origins: Final Fantasy VI - Disc 2 Track 08 - Aria di Mezzo Carattere YouTube video by Mathew Valente

I sure dooooo

youtu.be/0DDLRKBG00s

Thanks! I think I showed this to you before on the twittz but i thought your song was the best to teach myself how filters worked on impulse tracker! We talked about how the N64 game system was all software based so it supported filters and reverb. Still impressive music to this day!

What a journey. I lost my last backup of my full version of Impulse Tracker from the 90's. Turns out Jeffrey Lim posted it to Github, I managed to recompile it and can now do MMX resonant filter exports! Way more accurate than Schism Tracker. Here's @robinbeanland.com Rock Solid redone by ear!