TIM-SFC18: Super Famicom Magazine Volume 18: Attraction Tune!! Synth...

[ckain]

Following missing composer info found.

25 / Story [Super Battle Tank 2] -> Jim Wallace (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Battletank_2)


27 / Opening [Kimiko Date's Virtual Tennis] -> Takayuki Suzuki & Jun Enoki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_Ki...Virtual_Tennis)

[suicider]

Just for the record, the first three Fighter's History tracks are from the arcade version, although they are labeled SFC on the insert.

[Aifread]

They're correctly labeled as "synth version" in the header above; they're not quite the same as the arcade tracks. I've always assumed that a lot of these are actually studio demos from before the sound programmers properly sampled and converted everything for their respective hardware.

[suicider]

Originally Posted by Aifread

They're correctly labeled as "synth version" in the header above; they're not quite the same as the arcade tracks.

Good catch, you are right. After a side by side comparison the arcade version (PCCB-00123) sounds different than the tracks on this release. More muffled due to compression probably.

I've always assumed that a lot of these are actually studio demos from before the sound programmers properly sampled and converted everything for their respective hardware.

Yes, that could be true for a lot of tracks on the Super Famicom Magazine releases. It's quite a jungle to go through