Final Fantasy VI Advance- The Opera (2)

Second part of the Aria di Mezzo Caraterre.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Final
• Fantasy
• VI
• Advance
• FF6
• Opera
• Aria
• di
• Mezzo
• Caraterre
• Maria
• and
• Draco

[ngomez0077]

i've heard the orchestrated version of this, and now i'm wondering.

are the voices in Italian, or Japanese?

[ZeromusX]

There are versions in English, Italian, and Japanese, that I've heard.

[CatMuto]

@ZeromusX There's a japanese sung version? Oh where?

C-A

[ZeromusX]

It's been so long, but I'm sure it was on one of the arrange albums, I think "Final Fantasy VI Grand Finale" or maybe one of the others. You should be able to find it if you go torrent-hunting for the FFVI albums.

[kaijuuuu]

She's a 16-bit character. Let's see you dance better when you're 2D.

[laoiyah]

Beautiful song, but for some reason...even with the midi sound the SNES version sounds better to me...

[themadmallard]

@laoiyah the SNES has superior sound system chips than the GBA. This is why you all say it sounded better, because it did. ;p

[holypie987]

@sega31098 Dude she is a sprite.

[LorenStevens]

SNES will always be the best version.

[tuzathedarknight]

@laoiyah Absalutely! And the lyrics were better too

[MouseKeysDesk]

@justa16thnote Wah, that was a long time ago.

I wasn't making a case about the actual sound quality of the games, it was more about the way you listened to them. I was just saying that imo, DS + headphones > listening to the game through a TV however many feet away.

That being said, from listening to games on the same system (handheld Castlevanias for example) I understand sound quality varies between games and it's totally possible the SNES version did actually sound better. I wouldn't know.

[justa16thnote]

@MouseKeysDesk It's the game pak, not the console that holds the sound card. 

[ilovenachos31]

@CatMuto also english

[tmx1487]

@CatMuto The Japanese version was a part of the VOICES concert; English versions were performed at the More Friends and Distant Worlds concert; the Italian version is a part of the Grand Finale album.