I decided to use the commonly empty tag, 'Comment', instead to not only include the year of the songs original form but the game it first appeared in too! I've removed 'Original Year', since it's an extended tag and almost completely unused by everyone. I wanted to focus it more on being easier to organise in music players, so I filled 'Artist' with 'Nintendo' and used the 'Composer' slot for the actual artist of the song. Crocodile Cacophany.mp3Ĭomment: Donkey kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, 1995Īs you can see, I've approached the metadata a little differently this time. All of the returning tracks from SSB4 have their tags referenced from my previous collection.ĭirectly extracted from the game and encoded in the following formats: FLAC 16-bit 48kHz sampling rate.

Since I began working on this with the leaked data, there *may* be some tagging discrepancies between my collection and the game, however I've since scanned through the official game's Sound Test and amended any differences I could spot. I made sure every character has a 'remix tab' just in case any of you want to switch up the embedded art.I wanted the artwork to reflect how the website looks, so I kept that in mind when designing it and also colour-picked from the website itself, so everything is accurately coloured. It's nice to know so many of you found enjoyment with my previous arrangement of the soundtrack.Īll series are separated into 31 separate Volumes and each have there own sets of cover art, some with select alternatives too, here are some examples! You will know when a song is a brand new remix when you see the little hot pink tab in the top right corner. Many of you have asked me if I'll be working with the next Smash game since I finished the SSB4 collection, honestly I wasn't sure I wanted to undergo the massive amount of work required again, but the sheer number of members here showing their appreciation swung it.

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