This is a prime example on how the SNES Soundchip is so versatile, On how it can access any note in any frequency (especially the notes that are considered microtonal). But it's a Pain on making Microtonal SNES Music, Unless you use some Soundfront VST Plus a Microtuner in FL Studio, But not 100% Accurate to the SNES Since it only has 8-voice polyphony.
Look up Cadence Hira's 6 Levels of MICROTONES (in Video Game Music) video. She does a fantastic job of breaking down why and how this song has that peculiar "inbetween notes" feel in its melody lines and also fills in a very relevant bit of cultural context that highlights just how masterful the composition for this song is. Totally changed my perspective and has easily turned this into one of my top songs from KSS.
Because it uses Neutral 3rds, Which is not available in 12EDO, Rather you can find it at 24EDO (Quarter Tones) and 31EDO (Fifth Tones) But a bit flatter
It uses the Eb Maqam Rast b6 (or Maqam Rast, with a flattened 6th). Said scale uses Microtonal Notes, being the 3rd, and 7th ascending, which is a very prevalent in notation in the Arabic culture. It's the intonation, as the rhythm is rather western if you ask me. TL;DR: It uses an Arabic scale.
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This is a prime example on how the SNES Soundchip is so versatile, On how it can access any note in any frequency (especially the notes that are considered microtonal). But it's a Pain on making Microtonal SNES Music, Unless you use some Soundfront VST Plus a Microtuner in FL Studio, But not 100% Accurate to the SNES Since it only has 8-voice polyphony.
I like your funny words magic man
The Nokia soundchip can produce microtones as well.
What he said.
@@tweer64 Same for the TI-84+.
wait no
@@tweer64So, too, can the Gameboy color's.
Look up Cadence Hira's 6 Levels of MICROTONES (in Video Game Music) video. She does a fantastic job of breaking down why and how this song has that peculiar "inbetween notes" feel in its melody lines and also fills in a very relevant bit of cultural context that highlights just how masterful the composition for this song is. Totally changed my perspective and has easily turned this into one of my top songs from KSS.
I came here from there xd
lmao same
I saw her video because of your comment here and it's very interesting! Thanks!
1:23 I love this part so much
Thank you so much to everyone who helped make this game and music. This entire OST is beautiful and I particularly enjoy this song the most.
For a second I thought you said thanks to everyone who helped ME make this game and music
@@CocoCrawlFor some reason I as well 😭
*The most epic Kirby Super Star music, fight me!*
no i agree
why must we fight brother
final boss theme is better
@@JoakmayokaMarx? You’re kidding Right? DeDeDe has an even better theme.
quater tones going hard here
Treasure hunting in the great cave of Offensive.
those d7s and b3s lol man..
これは洞窟に相応しいから、ピクミンの改造ゲームで使われても不思議じゃない…
Very cavelike. Mhm. Yes and true.
This one is my favorite Kirby.
Ok man you gotta chill out
Holy wow, this track is a deep cut, hidden gem o.O
This is one of my favourite tracks in a video game, just end of
This tune really makes think of some kind ancient city or temple, for example from ancient Babylonia.
this track is absolutely goated
Microtones go brrrrrr
NOSTALGIA OVER LOAD! THIS SONG WAS ALSO IN STAR ALLIES!
This shit so hard
Bro the lost underworld with a alternative name
This is why we need to bend the rules of Western Music.
I love eco effect
Why this music has Middle East melody?
Because it uses Neutral 3rds, Which is not available in 12EDO, Rather you can find it at 24EDO (Quarter Tones) and 31EDO (Fifth Tones) But a bit flatter
For me it has a jungle melody
It does some weird stuff to the notes of the melody
the music was written in the Maqam Rast scale
It uses the Eb Maqam Rast b6 (or Maqam Rast, with a flattened 6th). Said scale uses Microtonal Notes, being the 3rd, and 7th ascending, which is a very prevalent in notation in the Arabic culture. It's the intonation, as the rhythm is rather western if you ask me.
TL;DR: It uses an Arabic scale.
This song goes way too hard
Half sharp
Someone remixed this song and turned it into Bonetrousle
class 2
you can learn a lot when you try to play this on piano or remake lmao
Hey Kirby, where did you learn to do this.
They unintentionally made this sound like Arab restaurant music.
No one:
That one level in Star Allies:
This track sounds Arabian to me.
A sim Kirby super star, meu Metroidvania favorito
24edo
Tower of minute annyonace