Exactly same! I am like "I wanna see the BEhind the Scenes of Trollhammaren!" - Types "Trollhammaren" into youtube search - Trollhammaren Eight bit shows up "WHAAAAAT"
0:00-0:10 = Dialouge 0:11-0:22 = Battle start 0:23-0:34 = Dialouge, 4th party member joins battle 0:35-1:22 = Battle 1:23-1:33 = Dialouge, boss transformation 1:34-1:43 = Battle 1:44-2:13 = Dialouge, boss fuses with minions for more energy 2:14-2:33 = Boss casts Black Hole, party tries to stand their ground 2:34-2:54 = Party sends energy to hero 2:55-2:56 = Short dialouge 2:57-3:06 = Hero jump slashes upwards to the boss, breaking the spell 3:07-3:27 = Epic team combo which destroys the boss
0:00 - 0:10 = Dialouge 0:11 - 0:22 = Battle start 0:23 - 0:34 = Dialouge, 4th party member joins battle 0:35 - 1:22 = Battle 1:23 - 1:33 = Dialouge, boss transformation 1:34 - 1:43 = Battle 1:44 - 2:13 = Dialouge, boss fuses with minions for more energy 2:14 - 2:33 = Boss casts Black Hole, party tries to stand their ground 2:34 - 2:54 = Party sends energy to hero 2:55 - 2:56 = Short dialouge 2:57 - 3:06 = Hero jump slashes upwards to the boss, breaking the spell 3:07 - 3:27 = Epic team combo which
@@ScruffZ31 Yeah, see, almost 10 years ago when I made that comment, I had started with morrowind as a kid, and hadn't played any TES games before that, so daggerfall didn't come to mind.
@herttaaa I agree :) But a minor detail (not that it's relevant) but it's not made directly from midi sounds :p The midi file is loaded into a software called GXCC (as fas as i rememer :p) that then makes an 8-bit-ish tune :p
@herttaaa Because I've worked with midi for several years. There do not exist a decent software, that can convert a standard sound file (mp3, wav etc.) into midi. It's really hard for a computer to detect the tempo, rythm and more than one note at a time. I'm not talking about samplerate here, but just what's possible for today's software :) What I think the creator of this video has done, is getting a guitar pro file, converted it to midi and then uploaded it to GXCC.
Really, anything 8-bit is done via MIDI. Regardless of how this was done, its still pretty good for an 8-bit simulation, though it doesn't have the traditional 8-bit sound most people are familiar with. Personally, when i want to do an 8-bit cover of something, I whip out the good ol' FamiTracker :P
It most certainly isn't mp3 converted to MIDI. If you ever tried to use a converter, there would be so much "noise" and off and strange notes that the program interprets as sounds that it would not be usable at all... Unless there is a new awesome converter that I do not know about. But the ones I know would not even be able to tell the drums apart from the rest.
@aaron5364 i know right? i play that game with this kind of music in the background now, for the WIN! you should try it sometime, its great rushing music
@computerfreakDK Why not? Take the frequency domain of the General MIDI instruments and notes, and then match(as closely as possible) the current frequency domain of the sound to those instruments and notes. This is a very simplified approach of the idea. Simply converting from 24/16 bits down to 8 bits will not cause any "noticeable" "8-bit" effects, simply aliasing artifacts here and there. Limiting the samplerate from 44.1 to 11/8 KHz only reduces the frequency band to 5.5 or 4 KHz, it's bad
This... this is amazing. God must exist, how else could something beautiful have been created?! (Yes, I know this comment is ironic in light of the song's lyrics.)
@computerfreakDK You're probably right, indeed it sounds just like GP files do, MIDI nonetheless. I was mainly mentioning that converting from 24-/16-bit samples dow to 8-bit samples do not create nothing but a "low quality" sound due to aliasing artifacts, and similarly cutting down the samplerate only causes the frequency band to be limited to half the samplerate. As such, I stand by the claim that this MIDI(via GP) conversion is a disgrace to true 8-bit/8 KHz sound! ;)
@herttaaa Lol, you can't convert mp3 to midi. Or you can, but it would be REALLY messed up and not as detailed as this. But i agree. This is not real 8-bit music :P
![[8-Bit] Ensiferum - In My Sword I Trust](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nxr7871RvLI/mqdefault.jpg)
![[8-Bit] Ensiferum - In My Sword I Trust](/img/tr.png)
I saw this pop up in the search results and I was like, WHAT?! It was everything I could imagine it would be.
Exactly same! I am like "I wanna see the BEhind the Scenes of Trollhammaren!"
- Types "Trollhammaren" into youtube search
- Trollhammaren Eight bit shows up
"WHAAAAAT"
GET EQUIPPED WITH:
T. HAMMER
0:00-0:10 = Dialouge
0:11-0:22 = Battle start
0:23-0:34 = Dialouge, 4th party member joins battle
0:35-1:22 = Battle
1:23-1:33 = Dialouge, boss transformation
1:34-1:43 = Battle
1:44-2:13 = Dialouge, boss fuses with minions for more energy
2:14-2:33 = Boss casts Black Hole, party tries to stand their ground
2:34-2:54 = Party sends energy to hero
2:55-2:56 = Short dialouge
2:57-3:06 = Hero jump slashes upwards to the boss, breaking the spell
3:07-3:27 = Epic team combo which
destroys the boss
0:00 - 0:10 = Dialouge
0:11 - 0:22 = Battle start
0:23 - 0:34 = Dialouge, 4th party member joins battle
0:35 - 1:22 = Battle
1:23 - 1:33 = Dialouge, boss transformation
1:34 - 1:43 = Battle
1:44 - 2:13 = Dialouge, boss fuses with minions for more energy
2:14 - 2:33 = Boss casts Black Hole, party tries to stand their ground
2:34 - 2:54 = Party sends energy to hero
2:55 - 2:56 = Short dialouge
2:57 - 3:06 = Hero jump slashes upwards to the boss, breaking the spell
3:07 - 3:27 = Epic team combo which
i LOVE this!!!
one of the best 8bit remakes i've stumbled upon to date
I love how so many parts (especially the first ten seconds) sound IDENTICAL to the original
That was a good 8bit song for a game ^^
This would be awesome for a 90's PC version of Skyrim
I think computers had better soundchips at the time, but yes I guess that works.
Daggerfall
@@ScruffZ31 Yeah, see, almost 10 years ago when I made that comment, I had started with morrowind as a kid, and hadn't played any TES games before that, so daggerfall didn't come to mind.
You're absolutely right, this would be perfect in Donkey Kong Country 2. It fits so well with the audio style of the game.
You played the Song of Trollhammaren!
A goat has now taken notice of your actions! It is now making judgments about you.
This is exactly what I have been looking for. MY ENTIRE LIFE!
Thanks, jesse cox, for bringing this epic version to my life!
Holy godfuck, I love whomever put this together.
NESHammaren?
Witty people like you make my internet experience enjoyable.
Still as awesome as I remember
i knew this before jesse. didn't expect him to use this song. fav'd it a while ago
sounds about exactly the same that my ringtone back in 2005 :D
I was thinking of something like starting/end-game credits on zelda, or that encounter when you discover some epic /win item like the feather!
finntroll should have been not only a band but there own game too. lot of there music sounds awesome 8-bit style.
I'll absolutely love this song!
Change the name from 8-bit to 16-bit.
Anyhow, i loved this! xD
@herttaaa I agree :) But a minor detail (not that it's relevant) but it's not made directly from midi sounds :p The midi file is loaded into a software called GXCC (as fas as i rememer :p) that then makes an 8-bit-ish tune :p
you just beat the game and ur sitting at a pub and just chilling with few cold ones!
This is great.
haha i love old school songs like that. I love original version also. Great work
As a person who loves the melody but not the voice, this is perfect.
I managed to get this almost exactly even with the real video, and it sounded really cool
this is perfect. Love it.
This... is perfect.
Eluveitie, Death, Slayer, Finntroll...
I love you.
Just Incredible AMAZING!!!!!!
I was expecting a clusterfuck of noise. Instead I found epic win.
@Belphybear thats rather epic bro... tbh i can see a boss battle playing out like this in like final fantasy lol
anyways to share this amaizing version of trollhammaren?
This one is sooo nice! :D:D
Well, I hope you enjoy it. And I just realised I spelled dialogue wrong, because I forgot to install the spell checker for Firefox.
AHHHH !!! so awesome !~
Lmao! Omg, how did you do this? It's awesome!
Pressed the replay button at least 56 times
A perfect music for the castle of your king in a RPG!
Ash encountered a wild Troll, Troll used glare, Ash fainted.
Nice 8-bit picture too.
I like this even more than the actual song!
This should be my ringtone ^^
Best last castle music ever!!
so much epic win i must have
Link is now entering to the kingdom of trolls.
sounds like an awesome ubeat final boss song for an rpg for sure.
Revenge of the Trolls
-Choose Character-
Yup, just think it's a MIDI file played back with a chiptune-style sound font.
@herttaaa Because I've worked with midi for several years. There do not exist a decent software, that can convert a standard sound file (mp3, wav etc.) into midi. It's really hard for a computer to detect the tempo, rythm and more than one note at a time. I'm not talking about samplerate here, but just what's possible for today's software :) What I think the creator of this video has done, is getting a guitar pro file, converted it to midi and then uploaded it to GXCC.
so much better than the other 8bit remixes
Really, anything 8-bit is done via MIDI. Regardless of how this was done, its still pretty good for an 8-bit simulation, though it doesn't have the traditional 8-bit sound most people are familiar with.
Personally, when i want to do an 8-bit cover of something, I whip out the good ol' FamiTracker :P
i have a real old game from amiga, called vikings. its great to play this jump and run with this music XD
Hahah, great! x3
Trollhammaren rocks! \m/
Btw, I also made one on Crystal Mountain a few months ago.
It most certainly isn't mp3 converted to MIDI. If you ever tried to use a converter, there would be so much "noise" and off and strange notes that the program interprets as sounds that it would not be usable at all...
Unless there is a new awesome converter that I do not know about. But the ones I know would not even be able to tell the drums apart from the rest.
@aaron5364 i know right? i play that game with this kind of music in the background now, for the WIN! you should try it sometime, its great rushing music
Very fitting for an old school final fantasy game.
TOTAL TROLL WAR: LEVEL 99 - KILL RIVFADER
well I dont care what this is cause its freaking amazing xd
Awsome !!!!
5 people died in the training realm
i miss games with the music like this ;'-(
@wintersword666
"Trollhammeren" for Sega Genesis haha
@computerfreakDK Why not? Take the frequency domain of the General MIDI instruments and notes, and then match(as closely as possible) the current frequency domain of the sound to those instruments and notes. This is a very simplified approach of the idea. Simply converting from 24/16 bits down to 8 bits will not cause any "noticeable" "8-bit" effects, simply aliasing artifacts here and there. Limiting the samplerate from 44.1 to 11/8 KHz only reduces the frequency band to 5.5 or 4 KHz, it's bad
Nice!
If we use this sounds on our project may we get fucked by company or band ? Trollhammaren is such a masterpiece :)
thats is very cool..... :D
i like it
@AsmodiasLacroix are you meaning Lost Vikings?
This... this is amazing. God must exist, how else could something beautiful have been created?! (Yes, I know this comment is ironic in light of the song's lyrics.)
i'd love to hear 8-bit growls xD
@Belphybear I'm impressed.
@OhTheMetal i know so much greatness
Old-school RPG-ness!!! :)
omfg...this is just awesome, ive seen it like...many many times xDDDDDD, please tell me, how u do this?? please i really need to know! D:
ahah! Great! Really great! :)
Dude okay ringtone time
@computerfreakDK You're probably right, indeed it sounds just like GP files do, MIDI nonetheless. I was mainly mentioning that converting from 24-/16-bit samples dow to 8-bit samples do not create nothing but a "low quality" sound due to aliasing artifacts, and similarly cutting down the samplerate only causes the frequency band to be limited to half the samplerate. As such, I stand by the claim that this MIDI(via GP) conversion is a disgrace to true 8-bit/8 KHz sound! ;)
@herttaaa just a midi gone through GXSCC I guess :D
i love this shit so hard
Reminds me of Zelda.
MetalPatrick93 Zelda and the 7 trolls
brb making an 8 bit metal playlist and playing link to the past
welp, another homestuck that likes finntroll
this fucking delivers!
i love you O_O
@Belphybear you made my day xD
I'm thinking this should have been part of the Rygar remake, esp the chorus part
This works oddly well for minecraft...
Trollhammaren (c) 1988
Press Start
haha nice! :D
TROLLHAMMAREN!
game over
please press start
@theperexy Whoaaa...When did that happen?
@herttaaa Lol, you can't convert mp3 to midi. Or you can, but it would be REALLY messed up and not as detailed as this. But i agree. This is not real 8-bit music :P
fucking amazing. TROLLHAMMAREN!!!
LMFAO!
THIS IS AWESOME. XD
awwwww yeah
Yeah !!!!!!
you mean the ENTIRE song?? immma drummer and this shit is exact note for note they didnt miss one part besides singing
XD nice!
i want this soundtrack for old video game on gameboy color
Trollhammaren (c) 1988
Press Start
Heavy Final Metal Fantasy