Oh man those orch5 stabs 4tw. Ah yeah!

I actually didn't exactly use an ORCH5 stab (in the context of the Fairlight CMI).

Epic ending

them s3xmoditmania samples

Nice chords and humming in the background. It gives the sound a soothing atmosphere.

Much quieter than the other entries; could use a good volume leveling. Other than that, good solid cheese.

A very strong return. I really like slow intros with a lot of pads so this entry was right up my alley. very nice use of voice samples :D

i know you were pretending this was playing on an SNES.

Actually, not quite. After all, it doesn't have 64 channels to play with, right?

Plus, this is something I actually rarely do these days. Other non-SNES material is either for other sound chips, contains a pre-defined sample pack, or were remixed straight off of my SNES originals.

If it were actually one of my songs from 2007-2008, then it would be more plausible...

use openmpt kff.

For the extra special effects that I could apply to the song itself? If I really wanted to do that... then I have Renoise for that particular job. Or Harmony Assistant, although that's not a tracker.

See Furby's Rock 'n Roll and Beware the Furb-sanity for my Renoise-produced entries (or Super Rock 'n Roll

, which is a remix of my Famicompo Mini 10 entry also made in Renoise). I have never released one produced in Harmony Assistant for Battle of the Bits. The biggest obstacle I have to get over to use that program more regularly is "uncanny valley", as I would put it, as I found myself actually getting bored of some of my songs that I made in that program.

Plus, I have a platform incompatibility with OpenMPT. I refuse to dive in to Windows emulation (and I'm running Mac OS X 10.6.8, which is the last version compatible with Rosetta).

can you give us the .it file?

There is one major catch: this IT file is nearly 50 MB! This is because I have a reversed copy of nearly the entire song in there. https://app.box.com/s/kowfszl5i94duuv1zfrt903qcu0pzsyu