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Digi.k

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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #75 on: January 26, 2016, 01:52:23 PM »
Snatcher doesn't use samples.

I still can't be bothered to put together a proper list, but here are some off the top of my head that might not have been posted:

Operation Wolf
Yami no Ketsuzoku
Cyber City OEDO 808
Andre Panza Kickboxing


I could have sworn the stuff on snatcher sounds like those found on tokimeki memorial, those youtube vids gave me that impression after watching a few. 


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Also really surprised with the operation wolf too.  Those samples are sparsely used!
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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #76 on: January 27, 2016, 12:06:49 AM »
I just want to know if there's more than one track to Andre Panza. I played through it over 20 years ago and can't remember.
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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #77 on: January 27, 2016, 12:21:34 AM »

I just want to know if there's more than one track to Andre Panza. I played through it over 20 years ago and can't remember.

Tangent: I had way more fun completing career mode in Davis Cup...I don't think I ever completed Panza. If I did, it certainly didn't make a lasting impression.

Back on topic: if there was an ending screen/credit scroll...that might be the only other place for a song. It also means that only a handful of humans have ever heard that song.

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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #78 on: January 27, 2016, 07:08:16 AM »

I just want to know if there's more than one track to Andre Panza. I played through it over 20 years ago and can't remember.

Tangent: I had way more fun completing career mode in Davis Cup...I don't think I ever completed Panza. If I did, it certainly didn't make a lasting impression.

Back on topic: if there was an ending screen/credit scroll...that might be the only other place for a song. It also means that only a handful of humans have ever heard that song.

:)

The title screen track out-SNESes the SNES version, so it would be interesting to hear any other tracks that might be in it. I plan to play through it again now, but I'm not sure when I'll have time to learn it and make it all the way through in one sitting.
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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #79 on: January 27, 2016, 08:04:53 AM »


I just want to know if there's more than one track to Andre Panza. I played through it over 20 years ago and can't remember.

Tangent: I had way more fun completing career mode in Davis Cup...I don't think I ever completed Panza. If I did, it certainly didn't make a lasting impression.

Back on topic: if there was an ending screen/credit scroll...that might be the only other place for a song. It also means that only a handful of humans have ever heard that song.

:)

The title screen track out-SNESes the SNES version, so it would be interesting to hear any other tracks that might be in it. I plan to play through it again now, but I'm not sure when I'll have time to learn it and make it all the way through in one sitting.

You are going to play through Andre Panza? You are crazy. Next, you will tell me that you are going to do the same for Champions Forever Boxing (ha!).

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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #80 on: January 27, 2016, 07:02:01 PM »
I beat Andre Panza eons ago as well, I feel like there was maybe 3 or 4 tracks in the game, but, my memory is highly fuzzy.

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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #81 on: January 27, 2016, 11:34:42 PM »


I just want to know if there's more than one track to Andre Panza. I played through it over 20 years ago and can't remember.

Tangent: I had way more fun completing career mode in Davis Cup...I don't think I ever completed Panza. If I did, it certainly didn't make a lasting impression.

Back on topic: if there was an ending screen/credit scroll...that might be the only other place for a song. It also means that only a handful of humans have ever heard that song.

:)

The title screen track out-SNESes the SNES version, so it would be interesting to hear any other tracks that might be in it. I plan to play through it again now, but I'm not sure when I'll have time to learn it and make it all the way through in one sitting.

You are going to play through Andre Panza? You are crazy. Next, you will tell me that you are going to do the same for Champions Forever Boxing (ha!).



Champions Forever is very easy once you get the hang of it.
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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #82 on: January 31, 2016, 09:04:35 AM »
I beat Andre Panza eons ago as well, I feel like there was maybe 3 or 4 tracks in the game, but, my memory is highly fuzzy.

so why is the japanese version or Andre Panza disc only ? and is the music the same as the hucard or redbook audio ?

Plus does anyone have any codes for hidden music test on world jockey ?

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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #83 on: January 31, 2016, 07:21:24 PM »
I have both the US & Jp versions.  The Jp version(The Kick Boxing) just has some fairly bland renditions of the same songs.  I just went & ripped the disc, here's what's on it:

Track 1: Standard Jp warning
Track 2:data
Track 3:Introductory cinema with a guy probably talking about the long history of kick boxing or something
Track 4:Sounds like the exact same as Track 3
Track 5:Another Cinema, this one is a guy doing various moves, & says in bad English "Hey you, come one, ret's fight!"
Track 6:same as Track 5
Track 7:That Rocky'esque victory theme
Track 8:Ending Cinema/Credit theme as far as I can tell without going & beating the game, I can't recall the US versions theme, since I only beat it once but I assume this is the same song
Track 9:Rejoice! For this is the same as Track 8, but now louder!  Yay!
Track 10: the High Score theme
Track 11:Some sort of victory theme, sounds familiar, maybe it's when you you've beaten Panza?
Track 12:Some clapping & cheering
Track 13:Differnt clapping & cheering, & some data information at the end of the track
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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #84 on: February 01, 2016, 11:16:16 AM »
Ha! I think I have the CD Kickboxing...but I don't remember Le Musique.
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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #85 on: May 11, 2016, 12:41:04 PM »
Some of the music tracks in Racing Damashii seem to have a drum sample.  There is a hidden music track list that can be accessed by pressing 'select' on the title screen.  Particularly track 11 - warm up and possibly track 13 - Team R.D and 14 - Victory

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Re: PC Engine Hucard soundtracks that use sampled drums
« Reply #86 on: July 30, 2017, 12:53:33 PM »
Snatcher doesn't use samples.

I still can't be bothered to put together a proper list, but here are some off the top of my head that might not have been posted:

Operation Wolf
Yami no Ketsuzoku
Cyber City OEDO 808
Andre Panza Kickboxing




I'm still unsure about this. 


although not quite as obvious as