SNES 16-Bit Doctor Who Intro (2010)

A Super Nintendo style recreation of the newest "Doctor Who" intro sequence. I arranged the track in FL Studio using SNES soundfonts from Chrono Trigger, A Link to the Past, Final Fantasy IV and F-Zero. If you're wondering how I got that wizzing sound in the beginning, it was a combination of "Lavos" sound effects from Crono Trigger :-)

Download the mp3!
http://www.doctoroctoroc.com/music/doctorWhoTheme.mp3

Category:

Music

Tags:

• doctor
• who
• octoroc
• bbc
• theme
• snes
• super
• nintendo
• 16
• bit

[Nacho2333]

How Mario's Time Machine SHOULD have been done.

[DoctorOctoroc]

@DoctorWhoVlogger I made it.

[Projectlightstyle4]

This is beyond perfection, you sir - are amazing.

[TheEarphoneguy]

somehow this theme sounds better in 16-bit for me

[BoxcarGamer]

@carstenbraatz

Your face is awful.

[WSRainer]

@carstenbraatz If you know, then understand why it sounds "Awful" which shouldn't be since it uses soundfonts of many grand games of the SNES. Your tastes must lie on something else.

[cartoonwoody]

Also it's sounds like Super Mario RPG.

[TheContrastArt]

I sat through the whole thing.

[candlelocks]

This is so fucking epic.

[carstenbraatz]

@TheMichaelkirkland god you just bored me to death! I know what 16 bit means. it still is shit though!

[TheMichaelkirkland]

@carstenbraatz if you haven't noticed it says 16 bit. I'm not sure you know what that means. 16 bit means it has 16 bits (each being one or zero) per capture, that means 65k different levels. mp3's are 24 bit which means they have over 16 million different levels. the reason it doesn't sound good is because the amount of data it can't store the subtle changes in pitch that you are used to. go play the SNES and you'll hear 16 bit music, it sounds good if you appreciate fine art.

[Deliphin11]

950 year version please.