GXSCC Remakes: Microsoft Series: Canyon (Win 3.1)

[SlashKitty69]

9 people are distracted by Justin Bieber.

[RaldyV]

@SlashKitty69 agreed.

[SlashKitty69]

@SlashKitty69 But 9 others have explored the depths of Windows Explorer prior to hearing about Justin Bieber.

[Luciferminusone]

Why doesn't Nintendo make their own OS or make their games compatabile with Windows so people who don't have a machine can still play their games without having the need of an emulator?

[xan1242]

@Luciferminusone It's because they don't want their games to be on any platform other than Nintendo systems so they could make PROFIT.That's the main thing they want,money.

[LuigiFan128]

I herd of a system (like windows) on the fammy com)

[RaldyV]

@LuigiFan128 Awesome. Nintendo's Famicom, capable of running 1990s-Windows-type Operating Systems. Cool.

[user99673]

@RaldyV Nope, never happened, and LugiFan128 It's FAMICOM which was short for FAMILY COMPUTER. there is a Chinese hombrew ROM file which simulates Windows 98, but really isn't.

[user99673]

@user99673 watch?v=uEaTiVDaU2E << what I'm talking about.

[LuigiFan128]

@LuigiFan128 well it was just some fake thing, it was not real as the power is not there in an 8mh computer game system, dos yes, but windows not

[RaldyV]

@LuigiFan128 Well, DOS was made by Microsoft, no? That's why I associate it with Windows.

[LuigiFan128]

@RaldyV dos was, but dos is nothing like windows,

[traceyrmj2]

*tries to convert this to mp3 using mscore* This could be my startup sound one day.

[user99673]

Not trying to burst your bubble here, but Canyon.mid first appeared in Windows 3.1, not Windows 95, though it was included in Win95 and up.

[xan1242]

GXSCC

[RaldyV]

Yes, Gxscc. Thanks for pointing out the obvious.

[estlib]

@RaldyV GXSCC is not 8-bit. rename the video to "canyon.mid rendered in some random stupid program"

[RaldyV]

@estlib well to my knowledge NES only uses 4 channels. Melody, Harmony, Bass and Drums. What you hear in that is what you hear on this channel. It's not truly 8-bit but atleast I tried.

[estlib]

@RaldyV use famitracker and THEN you tried. this isnt worthy even the name "attempt"

[RaldyV]

@estlib Look, Famitracker's not exactly the easiest thing to use. Okay? I use FL Studio, therefore, I'm accustomed to MIDI. Famitracker usually messes up the form of a song by only using a certain amount of bars then repeating the beginning. Screw that. I wanna use what's more convenient.

[estlib]

@RaldyV imprting midi into that is stupid. just do it by hand with another program open with the midi. since you aim for convenience and not quality, you suck D=<

[RaldyV]

@estlib Well I'm not a fucking successful Musician either! What do I look like Koji fucking Kondo? Jesus Christ. Give me a fucking break.

[estlib]

@RaldyV if you have ever used trackers then you can figure it out about 5 minutes.

[Luciferminusone]

@xan1242 GSXCC lacks something that the NES sound chip has but I am not quite sure what it is.

[xan1242]

@Luciferminusone It has all the sounds,but it has too many channels,and already programmed drums.If you want to make real NES music,use Famitracker,but lazy MIDI to NES is impossible.Sure you can import a MIDI in Famitracker,but it doesn't import the speed and BPM info and it has too less channels,so you will probably have to make your own cover.

[mr3urious]

It would be much better if it sounded like it came from an actual NES.

[bobjoe212x]

if windows me had that startup, it would make the constant reboots more enjoyable!

[xzanabarx]

NerdTracker II would be better for composing NES tunes

[RaldyV]

Thanks for the Tip. Speaking of Nerds... did you check out my Angry Videogame Nerd Remix?

[cyclesooz]

0:07 to 0:09 souns like the Mario and luigi 3 minigame theme.

[SpooferJahk]

Sounds cool in 8-Bit, reminds me of a sort of menu theme for a game.