Bass 2
Wood Flute
Violin 3
string pick
BackGround
Clear tssss...
Tomb 3 Bass Drum
Cool acustic snare
Triangle
BassDrum+Dish
Crash Cymbal2
Cow Bell
Final Fantasy I
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Matoya the friendly witch
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Here's another cool theme
from ff1. These old songs
really had potential, but
due to the poor audio
systems at the time, not
many people enjoyed them.
I remixed it with an
upbeat tempo and some
hard drums....I think it
sounds much better this
way ;>
Hope you like it.
If you have any comments,
questions,suggestions or
just wanna say hi, as
always feel free to mail!
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(6 / 10)
(Unrated)
People who like this tune
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The first of many Final Fantasy reviews I'll get to do... I decided to rewrite every last review The Shadow did. Not beacuse every review was so bad, but more because it seemed like he was already tired of FF songs even before his first FF review, and also because The Shadow and I have different standards when it comes to reviewing. But enough of this babbling. This song is far too short. Most FF songs are looped when you play the games, so an outright conversion from the SNES or NES doesn't sound all too good since the songs cut right off when they're finished. But musically it's a great composition(although I can't give the artist a great plus for that since he didn't write it), but this remix has changed some from the original. Some upbeat drums has been added. Instead of the good old NES samples there are some mediocre samples here. Some of the samples aren't too bad, but as a set they don't really blend well together. I don't think I've heard the original of this though so I'm not gonna pass comment on the notes and re-arrangement, except just to say that it sounds good. The fact that this song is so short really pulls down the score though. Since he was remixing it with better samples I think that he should have at least given the song a proper ending.