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Zero-G is pretty popular among game composers in general, and Nintendo also uses their libraries quite a bit, as SimonMKWii said. For example, two drum loops from Zero-G Datafile Two were used in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and a drum loop from Zero-G Ethnic Flavours and a flute...

That dow sound is the JzVoice Dow instrument from the Roland ED Sound Canvas SC-8820 synth, which Wario Land 4 also uses. Miitopia also uses the JzVoice Bop instrument from the SC-8820.

This organ sample was also used. It's likely to originate from the Roland D-50, but I don't have one, so I can't confirm that. Sample: D-50 Organ Number: 17 Source: Roland Sound Canvas SC-88 Pro Date: 1997 Music: Opening

FYI, I got that sound from the Roland Sound Canvas VA VST. You can download the demo of it here: https://www.roland.com/global/products/sound_canvas_va/

I didn't change the volume of my comparison sample, so I don't know what you mean. I just recorded it in FL Studio and lowered the volume of the sample from the game so it wouldn't be too much louder than the sample from the SC-88. The purpose of the comparisons is to show the similarity between...

I'm sorry, but if that's true, that's unfortunately not possible. I don't have the Bliss sampler, so I can't get raw samples from VSTs.

Do you want the raw sample from the game or the sample from the Roland Sound Canvas SC-88?

I unfortunately can't make a video, but I've added comparisons of the samples to the Google Drive folder.

I also found the Oh So Beautiful-D and the Precious Beautiful-D samples in the game's sound banks. They were also sung by Nathan Prime, but I didn't write them because they weren't used in the opening theme, even if they were in the game's files.

It's been a long time, but I've found the sources of a few new samples. Sample: Shanai Number: 112 Source: Roland Sound Canvas SC-88 Date: 1994 Song: Arabian Night Sample: Male - Nathan Prime - Wo Yeah-C# Source: Zero-G Vocal XTC Date: 1997 Song: Opening

This looks OK, but I can't really judge the game based on the footage we've seen so far, so I'll say more when more progress is made! I've seen Alex before on the HCS Forum, so it's interesting to me that he's the composer of this game.

It would be better if they made a remake of it with a bigger color palette and better graphics instead of just releasing the original on the Virtual Console. The Virtual Boy hurts my eyes!

@Shokora Here you go! :) Please give credit to me and put a link to my V.I.S.T. in the reference table you're constructing.

Medamayaki from Wario Land 4 with new SC-8820 instruments and the old vocals: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2GlXn4fFiAETnR6QVdJMk12dTg/view?usp=sharing I didn't include the bird tweets because it was very hard to get their pitch right. The bird tweet samples were part of a drum kit in the...

I'm talking about Crescent Moon Village. I wouldn't have used anything instead, because I would have cut the parts that didn't use the Sound Canvas. Here is my version of the song, and I'll add the synth bass, guitar, cymbal and bass drum parts to it with Audacity if I ever find the source of them.

FYI, the reason why I disagreed with you is because I don't think the bass drum, cymbal, guitar and synth bass samples sound like they were sampled from the SC-8820. The other instruments sounded great!

The developers made some of the MIDI files from Wario Land 4 General MIDI-compatible, so that's the reason why I found the Chorus Oohs sample so easily.

I think you've misunderstood me. Here is a comparison of the Chorus Oohs and the sample from the original game. The reason why they sound different is because the sample was compressed and lost quality when the developers put it in the cartridge of the game. And they only sampled one note of it...

I don't like to disagree, and I have not downloaded any extra stuff! NoNoNo: I disagreed with you because I thought some of the SC-8820 instruments you posted didn't sound like the original. I don't think there should be an option to like or a dislike posts on a forum, but it exists, so I don't...

New samples found! Instrument: Chorus Oohs Program Number: 054 Sound Module: Roland ED SC-8820 Instrument: Ukulele Program Number: 025 Instrument: Timpani Program Number: 048 Sound Module: Roland Sound Canvas SC-88 Instrument: Bird Program Number: 124 Sound Module: Roland Sound Canvas...