Sonic advance 3s' beautiful drums origins

[pizzapizzapizza]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZuS3dnqWzI

A game with great music (cyber track ac 1 is one of my favourites https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5nQhtM40yQ).

i just want to know where these drums came from

i am in love whit that snare drum

but i didnt find it anywhere when i was searching these with google (my research cloud be poor, or incorrect)

i know that there is a soundfont of this game, but i want the original sound (not from the game)


i tink it might be a roland drum machine because the megaman x1 snare drum sounds "identical", and the composer of megaman x had an sc 88 (i am not sure, the thread talks about megaman x and final fantasy 7) this is the thread i am refering to


this is the storm eagle stage music



i know Kenichi Tokoi did the composition of cybertrack act 1, i tried to research the synthesizer, but i failed

so please help me find that sound

EDIT: the synthesizers used sonic advance 3 are the same used in sonic battle(with some excepcion), the crash sound in most of the sonic battle tracks (example of the crash cymbal) reminds me of a e-mu drum machine cymbal, i might be wrong, but that snare sound cloud be originate from the same drum machine which contains the cymbal drum mentioned before.

i have a sample of that cymbal in my pc

[pizzapizzapizza]

i am new to this forum.

[pizzapizzapizza]

i tink it might be a roland drum machine because the megaman x1 snare drum sounds "identical", and the composer of megaman x had an sc 88 (i am not sure, the thread talks about megaman x and final fantasy 7) this is the thread i am refering to


this is the storm eagle stage music

[pizzapizzapizza]

i know Kenichi Tokoi did the composition of cybertrack act 1, i tried to research the synthesizer, but i failed

[DXAshram]

Please use the "edit post" feature next time.

[pizzapizzapizza]

ok, i will.
sorry

[pizzapizzapizza]

did i made a grammatical error somewhere?

[drdevilfx]

He is telling you to use the "edit post" feature because you are making posts after post. It's more convenient if you keep what you have to say to a single post (until someone replies), so when something comes to mind, add it onto the post you've already made.

[pizzapizzapizza]

ahhh, i get it

[pizzapizzapizza]

how do i delete posts?

and do you know where that snare sound comes from?

[drdevilfx]

You can't delete posts unless you are an admin.

I don't know where the drumkit originates from. It most likely originates from some drum library that was popular in the 90s/2000s.

[pizzapizzapizza]

i was thinking of the same thing.

i tried to research on google the most famous drum machines of the 90s, but i foud nothing about the one used in sonic advance 3 ost

i will research the sound libraries instead.

[pizzapizzapizza]

nothing.

google is giving results only for 90s rap drumkits, but not for the famous 90s drum libraries.

i need to research 90s sound libraries instead

im sorry if i am making too much posts

EDIT:nothing again.

[pizzapizzapizza]

still nothing.

[Nisto]

You would probably have more luck asking here: https://hcs64.com/mboard/forum.php?s...24937&lastpage

[pizzapizzapizza]

thaks!
i will try sometime

[dai]

If you want to get technical, you could rip the game apart by using gbamusicripr:
www.romhacking.net/utilities/881/

It rips the games music and uses full blown instrumentals (the gba downsamples everything, so this way they sound way better).