If you want to make a video like this on your own, hopefully these steps can help out: 1. I used vgmtrans to extract each song from the rom 2. Exported the songs into the highly compatible midi format with sf2 3. Deconstructed the channels to my liking in a generic music software and exported each one into a streamed sort of file (mp3, wav, etc.) 4. Put each file into SidWizPlus which does all the oscilloscope work. If SidWizPlus doesn't work that well I've heard of Corrscope but haven't given it a try. It may take some time to render. Hope this helps, if you have any questions I'll try my best to answer them
@This Spoon is Abnormally Large I just upload the midi into a website called Jummbox, open the Song Player, and record the screen. Nothing too technical
@@deconstructionproductions9348 If I upload a midi to Jummbox, the only thing i get out of it is every single note played with the same instrument and it ends up in complete chaos... idk how midi files work, can you help me?
Part of what I love about listening to music I've heard countless times is finding new layers and instruments I never noticed before and focusing on them; focusing on all the little parts that make the song what it is without you even KNOWING it's happening. This is why I love video game music so much and videos like this PERFECTLY illustrate that passion.
Same! I feel pretty focused on trying to figure out what parts of the song I can figure out, while listening to a new section I hadn't heard before because of the main instruments.
What I think each of the individual instruments are for each channel. Channel 1: Sawtooth Synthesizer Channel 2, 3, and 10: Saxophone Channel 4: Pipe Organ Channel 5: Electric Guitar Channel 6: Electric Bass Channel 7: Hi-hat Channel 8: Snare Channel 9: Electric Tom
it's interesting seeing polyphony within a single channel, instead of multiple channels being used for multiple notes of the same voice like older consoles
The DS and GBA, while often criticized for poor audio quality, could actually pull off some pretty impressive stuff. Most of the limitations come from a lack of memory (ROM and RAM) and the poor quality of the speakers and audio jack on the physical consoles.
These are amazing When some friends start singing the main notes of whatever song the game we play has, I usually go for the rest of the notes, so I got very into this kind of deconstructions, I really like to listen to each part of an instrumental Hearing each song's pillar is such a delight
Weird thinking how one of my favorite consoles and games of all time is 2 years older than me 😂 Lol now I’m sad i want to go find my old ds, good memories on there
Ok the fact that the bassline is so amazing with all of it’s distinct parts that I’m getting a headache from trying to replicate it in a music production software shows how amazing of a composition this is
revisiting this, i love the bass so much. i think the way that the melody keeps the same rhythm but changes in pitch adds to the chaotic but mechanical feel to the track
i like how each instrument/channel sounds a tad out of tune and wonky on its own, but all mixed together it sounds great kinda fits wario's character imo
This was amazing. I love seeing songs deconstructed like this because it really gives you a good idea on what makes the song sound so good, all the individual parts working together. I also really appreciate you playing all the channels at the end since even though, yes, you can just listen to the song normally, this lets you have a visual reference, and see it all playing out. Thank you for making this, much love.
Even already knowing and loving the song, seeing and hearing each individual part for 5 minutes (while having the melody in your head) just makes the full song when it finally comes slap 10x as hard. Hands down the best way to listen to this song
This is such an amazing video and really displays the intense amount of detail and effort pumped into the music for these games. And people wonder why Waluigi Pinball is a fan favorite. Thank you for giving us this wonderful gift
This song is still one of my favorites. I remember playing this one so much on Mario kart ds as a kid. Hearing it to this day still reminds me of the little lyrics I would sing to myself while just driving away
its so amazing to hear all these parts and then hear them together!! Almost like it becomes easier to pick them out afterwards. Thanks for making these!
Please more. This is my favorite kind of content. The deconstruction of tracks from my favorite games. I'd pay good money to have each channel isolated initially and have them come together like you have done here. Looking forward to more uploads!
You sir, are a damn genius. I love the way your videos are laid out. Makes it super easy to understand what's going on when. Subbed and notifed. Looking forward to your next uploads!
Sonic Rush has some amazing music for the ds, very impressive considering it came out launch year. It's way better and goes way harder than it has any right to, but that's just Hideki Naganuma for ya. Sonic Rush Adventure is also very good, but I don't think it's as impressive.
i do desconstructions in my head since i was a kid and i ever wanted to find videos with the "instruments" played separated. thanks god these days have finally came.
It's interesting how this music is lacking bass. The "bass synth" is significantly higher than what you would expect, and even the kick is higher pitched. The DS just didn't hadn't good enough speakers for bass, and they simply composed the music with this fact in mind.
![Mario Kart DS - Waluigi Pinball [Oscilloscope Deconstruction]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xXTo4IXZ_vI/mqdefault.jpg)
If you want to make a video like this on your own, hopefully these steps can help out:
1. I used vgmtrans to extract each song from the rom
2. Exported the songs into the highly compatible midi format with sf2
3. Deconstructed the channels to my liking in a generic music software and exported each one into a streamed sort of file (mp3, wav, etc.)
4. Put each file into SidWizPlus which does all the oscilloscope work. If SidWizPlus doesn't work that well I've heard of Corrscope but haven't given it a try. It may take some time to render.
Hope this helps, if you have any questions I'll try my best to answer them
@This Spoon is Abnormally Large I just upload the midi into a website called Jummbox, open the Song Player, and record the screen. Nothing too technical
@@deconstructionproductions9348 If I upload a midi to Jummbox, the only thing i get out of it is every single note played with the same instrument and it ends up in complete chaos... idk how midi files work, can you help me?
@@dkscJulian that depends on the midi, try some others
@@dobrakawanimat what do you mean with other midis? cant i just use the midi i get from vgmtrans?
Thanks for all the technical details! Really cool of you to share this
Part of what I love about listening to music I've heard countless times is finding new layers and instruments I never noticed before and focusing on them; focusing on all the little parts that make the song what it is without you even KNOWING it's happening. This is why I love video game music so much and videos like this PERFECTLY illustrate that passion.
That's literally what I've been doing for a good few years. Give Newer DS's beta final boss theme a listen and you may know what I mean
Same! I feel pretty focused on trying to figure out what parts of the song I can figure out, while listening to a new section I hadn't heard before because of the main instruments.
This is why Shinobu Nagata is my favorite composer at Nintendo. She's truly an unsung master.
and then being able to jam out even more to it in full later
I'm the same way, but for me it only recently started since I've gotten more invested into creating music
Dude, this generated so many remix ideas in my head that I wish I knew how to make.
Absolute mood my fellow person.
You can learn to make them... No point in being lazy and not fulfilling the dream you always wanted to do right?
Actually, I did try to learn music theory recently. But I shoved too much information in my head at once and I didn't digest any of it.
@@rotomnation7662 I see, well it takes time as you may know, you'll get there soon
@@rotomnation7662 you don't always need music theory to make music
I busted out GarageBand and started making music with no tutorials
THE WAY I STARTED BOUNCING WHEN EVERYTHING PLAYED AT ONCE AT THE END IT WAS SO SATISFYING
this track slaps
4:37 The transition is perfect
Not really a transition, not at all
Yeah, he’s just adding everything in together slowly😂
What I think each of the individual instruments are for each channel.
Channel 1: Sawtooth Synthesizer
Channel 2, 3, and 10: Saxophone
Channel 4: Pipe Organ
Channel 5: Electric Guitar
Channel 6: Electric Bass
Channel 7: Hi-hat
Channel 8: Snare
Channel 9: Electric Tom
No channel 5 is bruh sound effect #2
@@germanicbohemian8017 Wow you're so funny
@@zachatck64 you have no humor
@@Goofyahh_gaming Like you ever had any
@@zachatck64 All you know of this person is one UA-cam comment.
0:00 6, 7, 8, 9
1:04 1, 3, 4
1:46 2, 5, 10
2:57 4, 5, 8
3:55 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10
4:52 All together now
Thanks! ❤
was that a Beatles reference?
@@lnnzdck27Where?
@@Barsatko the song "All together now" by Paul McCartney
it's interesting seeing polyphony within a single channel, instead of multiple channels being used for multiple notes of the same voice like older consoles
I was initially surprised when I figured that out too, which makes me wonder if I should have separate channels for each note played
Fun fact: the GBA's Sappy audio engine is capable of that!
The DS and GBA, while often criticized for poor audio quality, could actually pull off some pretty impressive stuff. Most of the limitations come from a lack of memory (ROM and RAM) and the poor quality of the speakers and audio jack on the physical consoles.
Expecting an oscilloscope deconstruction?
TOO BAD WALUIGI TIME!
WAAAAAA-
I cannot explain the feeling of uncomfort with the first minute of the video and not hearing all the other instruments
These are amazing
When some friends start singing the main notes of whatever song the game we play has, I usually go for the rest of the notes, so I got very into this kind of deconstructions, I really like to listen to each part of an instrumental
Hearing each song's pillar is such a delight
you should form a barbershop quartet
HOW TO HUMANS COME UP WITH SOMETHING THIS GROOVY
4:50 best drop ever
yea
this deserves more likes
After hearing the isolated instruments, you really get a great appreciation of the piece when all is put back together.
Me: I want to become a composer!
Me: *Sees a deconstruction of a song that could fit on a console created 18 years ago*
Me: **Nervous sweating**
holy shit the fact the DS IS 18 years old bruh time flies
@@enhidri160 don't remind me please
@@trogon4503 thanks to this I now have to walk on a cane. thanks.
@@trogon4503 11 years old, it was announced 12 years ago
Weird thinking how one of my favorite consoles and games of all time is 2 years older than me 😂
Lol now I’m sad i want to go find my old ds, good memories on there
Ok the fact that the bassline is so amazing with all of it’s distinct parts that I’m getting a headache from trying to replicate it in a music production software shows how amazing of a composition this is
revisiting this, i love the bass so much. i think the way that the melody keeps the same rhythm but changes in pitch adds to the chaotic but mechanical feel to the track
i like how each instrument/channel sounds a tad out of tune and wonky on its own, but all mixed together it sounds great
kinda fits wario's character imo
ITS WALUIGI NOT WARIO
This was amazing. I love seeing songs deconstructed like this because it really gives you a good idea on what makes the song sound so good, all the individual parts working together. I also really appreciate you playing all the channels at the end since even though, yes, you can just listen to the song normally, this lets you have a visual reference, and see it all playing out. Thank you for making this, much love.
Really appreciate the comment, I'm glad you liked the video!
Even already knowing and loving the song, seeing and hearing each individual part for 5 minutes (while having the melody in your head) just makes the full song when it finally comes slap 10x as hard. Hands down the best way to listen to this song
Everyone's talking about the music core but I think this shit just slaps
Possible instruments
1- saxophone
2&10- clarinet
3- trumpet
4- organ
5- electric guitar
6- electric bass
7,8,9- percussion
I love that they use the same guitar sample as chrono trigger
There is so much going on . It’s too much to take it all in when all together, but when directed you can appreciate all the parts and their roles.
this is so fun to watch, both eye and ear candy!
Channel 2 has always been my favorite part of Waluigi Pinball
I like channel 5
1: Synthesizer
2/3: Saxophone
4: Organ
5: (Electric) Guitar
6: (Electric) Bass
7: Hi-Hat
8: Snare Drum
9: Kick
10: Low Sax
I found amazing how good it flows and how good it harmonizes even when the 10 channels are used just amazing
we won boys
Yo, I love this concept you've got on this channel a lot. Would love to see some classic Doom and Streets of Rage tracks. Metal Slug too.
Ah I see you're a man of culture as well.
Shinobu Nagata is a massively under-appreciated genius.
This is such an amazing video and really displays the intense amount of detail and effort pumped into the music for these games. And people wonder why Waluigi Pinball is a fan favorite. Thank you for giving us this wonderful gift
This song is still one of my favorites.
I remember playing this one so much on Mario kart ds as a kid.
Hearing it to this day still reminds me of the little lyrics I would sing to myself while just driving away
2:00 This has a similar counter melody to Delfino Square
I've not seen such deconstruction of a song presented so clearly, superb arrangement!
its so amazing to hear all these parts and then hear them together!! Almost like it becomes easier to pick them out afterwards. Thanks for making these!
I would love some Diddy Kong Racing, Sonic Rush or any Kirby game in this form
The Bass!!! That’s it… That’s my comment
Please more. This is my favorite kind of content. The deconstruction of tracks from my favorite games. I'd pay good money to have each channel isolated initially and have them come together like you have done here.
Looking forward to more uploads!
1:32 i swear that organ makes me feel like i’m in a ballpark and it’s the bottom of the 9tn
I love how in the end it just comes together
Ese momento en el que suenan todos juntos es épico 😁
4:44 Aw yeah
The bass at the start sound like Sonic Rush.
It even feels more Sonic Rush than Waluigi's Pinball
sonic rush ost one of the greatest
@@Dingleberry81 It's The Groove in videogame version!!
I don't understand why people don't watch this more, this is amazing.
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keep up the good work ma dude!
hits hard
Absolutely epic!!! How the hell hasn’t this hit 500k views yet!?
what is channel 5? sounds kind of like a really obscure electric guitar but anyone know for sure?
4:37
in case someone wants this
This is incredible
You sir, are a damn genius.
I love the way your videos are laid out. Makes it super easy to understand what's going on when.
Subbed and notifed. Looking forward to your next uploads!
Sonic Rush has some amazing music for the ds, very impressive considering it came out launch year. It's way better and goes way harder than it has any right to, but that's just Hideki Naganuma for ya.
Sonic Rush Adventure is also very good, but I don't think it's as impressive.
I have no idea but I think channel 5 might be my favorite and its just a weird sound I like for some reason
gotta love the jummbox song viewer
This song felt excessively good. Its stuff like this that definitely made mario kart ds a contender and not a spinoff
I like to imagine each box is some sentient music being and their speech registers as music to our human ears
Ive always wanted to see and hear music on difrent parts like this and suddenly i found this! Its great!
did i need to watch this? no.
did i want to watch this? absolutely!
i am convinced this is the definitive way to listen to this masterpiece of a theme
Honestly my favorite part of this track is the bass in the background, but I love it all.
1:32
Nice
This is amazing. I can't elaborate or describe it further or in any other way.
I really like this! You could do DS Wario Stadium in MK8 to do a comparison of how did the samples and music overall evolve from the DS version.
Thank you so much for making these they are so satisfying and really breaks down what makes the music so good
Why doesn't this have millions of view
i do desconstructions in my head since i was a kid and i ever wanted to find videos with the "instruments" played separated. thanks god these days have finally came.
1:04 waluigi pinball acapella be like
The bassline always sounds like it has ONE note wrong and it drives me insane, thank you
Super awesome man, love listening to bits you normally can't single out
MKDS smooooth
holyy sh**** i'm obsessed with this channel!
It's interesting how this music is lacking bass. The "bass synth" is significantly higher than what you would expect, and even the kick is higher pitched. The DS just didn't hadn't good enough speakers for bass, and they simply composed the music with this fact in mind.
And somehow they still managed to make the bass and kick go HARD AF
Sick
Channel 6 is CARRYING this entire song
bass tends to do that
GOOD LORD THIS WAS GOOD TO HEAR!!!!
Ngl the first minute I thought it wasn’t gon start
Nice, I love hearing Wario Stadium
4:51 big finale!
Channel five is my favorite.
Agreed
Music for the soul.
Such a beautiful song.
awesome work!! now i get to see and hear one of my favorite soundtracks in a whole new light
Awesome! I honestly can’t express how cool it is to see this stuff visualized. Def checking out more.
i will never get this out of my head
i just realized smth, the white bar on your note playing thing in the bottom right actually shows the songs progress. YOU ABSOLUTE GENIOUS
never realised that channel 1 was a bit of tempo, that's so waluigi
i like how the line slowly moves to the end
Maybe you can do the starman theme
I have no idea why I watched this but it's great!
Bass dropped so hard my friend's internet died.
Channel 1 is the embodiment of the whole song
In conclusion: This song slaps.
That bass synth tone is so good
just found this channel. very cool stuff. hope you post more!
no wonder this song is a banger, very tight
I really love this track! It is really pleasant to have this deconstruction. Good job! ❤
this is very interesting, thanks
When you mess with intractable sequencers in LittleBigPlanet
Best part by far is that funky ass bass.
Someone needs to make a Waluigi Pinball uncompressed version
1:32 this part hits different