1943 The Battle of Midway (stage 1 BGM w/Megaman X2 instruments)

Covered on FL Studio 7

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• 1943
• NES
• SNES
• Arcade
• megaman
• X2
• FL
• Studio
• Capcom

[Metalwario64]

I'm not a super techie with FL Studio, but to simulate the SNES reverb effect, I use Fruity Delay Bank and try to make few echoes which are close to each other and have a pretty high decay(or low, whichever one makes the echoes volume decrease the fastest).

[FCEngine]

Thanks for speaking up.

however I was recently given an SNES reverb vst to throw in the mixer and it sounds better than ever. I need to delete this and reupload the reverbed version

[daveeeey]

nice :) now add pitchbends, reverb/delay, modulation and it will be perfect

[FCEngine]

thanks I was almost about to ask you how to do all that on FLStudio 7, but you're a Reason user

[Ebb1993isgreat]

@Corey6496 I hope so too.

[Corey6496]

@Ebb1993isgreat I am wondering what the snes version of this game look like right now... I sure hope they have a rom for it so that I can try it out.

[Ebb1993isgreat]

@Corey6496 Yeah.

[Corey6496]

@Ebb1993isgreat I KNOW, RIGHT?!

[Ebb1993isgreat]

This would have made a great Super Nintendo game.

[Metalwario64]

Also, are you filtering the music to mimic the SNES' interpolation? I can't tell because of YouTube's lossy sound quality...

I usually do so because it adds a bit of authenticity.

[Metalwario64]

I'm sorry I couldn't assist cuz!:(

Or maybe not because you have a spiffy new VST!:P

[revolucionzation]

1941 would have been awesome on SNES.