Wait, I'm on my phone. No timestamps in my app. But this can't be a coincidence.... I posted earlier today about playing "Ys Special Edition" and how much fun it was (back in 2001-2002).
Answer: Yes
Really?
It's so nice to be remembered...
I didn't think I really did much at the time, (and still don't) but I guess some people enjoyed it.
For now I am just going to have one mission. To gather as many versions of each track released as possible...
Once I am satisfied I will start the remixes.
I plan to remix / remaster each track individually as LIVE recordings using turntables, DJ mixer and Japanese sound system recorded directly to .wave. then edited again in a wave editor...
My hope is to make each track extended and as long as possible, featuring as many remixes each track as I can in each mix.
The biggest problem is CD space. 80min for redbook audio max.
Many spoken dialogue tracks from the game eat up a lot of redbook audio time of the CD. A few have music intro's and fades, maybe I can trim a little of each one without effecting experience of the game to gain some time. For the original version I cut the warning audio track to a 1 second dummy track to gain those valuable minutes..
This project will take quite some time...
I also don't even know how make the CD working again, but I think with this tool it shouldn't be a problem..
https://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index.php?topic=1604.0 I think when the time comes I shouldn't have any problems recreating the CD with info from the forum. The method I used in 2001 isn't available to me anymore.
Maybe I look over my archives and see if I can do a test mix of one song before boasting anymore about this project to make sure it's a viable one.