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Originally Posted by Spikey
Anyway. To come back to the point of this thread- aren't the emulated formats only as good as the quality of your sound card? And your speakers or headphones for that matter, but that's subjective mainly.
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Um actually I dont think soundcard really matters on these emulated sound. Sound card does have effect on the output quality toward our speaker. I'm talking about how "realistic" the emulated sound could be, compared to the OST released (like how realistic the sampling could be emulated). =O
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Originally Posted by Taisai
Strictly speaking, it's not always an appropriate way to compare emulated formats with soundtracks, since composers and engineers sometimes mix and master thier score for the release of a soundtrack.
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Actually I'm thinking the same thing. But remastered tracks and remixed tracks are two different things arent they?
CMIW, if composer remasters the track, he usually uses different synthesizer than the one he used in the console chiptunes (for example Rockman ZX, we have two different music, the game rip with NDS chiptunes and a remastered tracks with better synthesizer). Also does the term "remastered tracks" apply to SNES soundtrack as well? I've been trying to point out difference between mario world SPC set and the OST, and to be honest, I couldnt find much difference.
There's nowhere I can't reach.