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8BitStereo Upload #53 Preview (Patreon)

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2024-03-05 07:08:46
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Moving along well for the next OST upload, another one people enjoy and has a classic sound that anyone can recognize from this company, thankfully was another easy one to do in editing for the background footage, but had to quality adjust a majority of the songs from this OST as this company always has a loud sound output from its NSF file, but still nothing I can't already handle!

Thanks Patrons and supporters as always! <3

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Excrono

I’ve never worked with this NSF myself, but there may be custom settings required to get clean output. You’ve piqued my curiosity and I took a look. …. It is fixable.

NikoTengoku
>>131493087

It also depends on the Software/Player you're using, each one plays NSF files in a slightly different way, but there are OST's/NSF's that just are mixed louder or quieter, whether by intention or accident, it is there. The output is still clean for me, just in the case of this company/OST, tracks are generally louder, compare that to the last OST preview, its always a Soundtrack by Soundtrack basis, but it is fun working with it, even ones that are insanely loud or quiet lol.

Excrono
>>131493087

Indeed, normalizing levels in the mix is critical, not only volume level but DR compression to get a uniform result, normalizing to a consistent RMS works wonders. Was testing this on my own and found that I got distorted output for this game with the previous module compressor settings used for my last project that had to be customized. I’ve found that mixing in plugin is too limiting, using a modern audio editor gives you full control to balance and pan each channel and do… other things. I recently transmuted a VRC6 nsfe with that approach.