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Important News Articles* "Princess Peach: Showtime!" Release Day / Now Accepting Song Candidate Suggestions (3/22/'24)* The "Anniversary Statement Document Online Suggestion Form" Returns for 2024 (3/21/'24) * Another Quick Reminder About One of our Online Suggestion Forms (3/20/'24) For a list of previous important news article postings, please go to this page. Latest Game PagesNovember 9, 2023* Super Mario Bros. Wonder September 27, 2023 * Super Mario Party August 31, 2023 * Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 For a list of previous game page additions, please go to this page. Recently Added/Updated Music Arrangement FilesMarch 15, 2024* Mario Kart Tour (1 New) (View Article) March 13, 2024 * Mario Tennis Aces (1 New) (View Article) February 28, 2024 * WarioWare: Smooth Moves (4 New) (View Article) Resolution Assistance CenterThere is currently 1 music operations related issue/case which we need your help in getting it resovled as soon as possible. More details about it can be read here.Music Arrangements Progress PageKeep track on how many upcoming Super Nintendo music style arrangements are coming along so far by going to this page!Blog Entry Archive ListingsLooking for previous entries that were posted here on this site? Check out our Blog Entry Archive Listings page.Contact the Author/Site AdministratorIf you would like to get in touch with the author regarding this site and/or any other matters regarding these music operations in general, please choose one of the email page links located here.Social Media Portals* IRC Channel (Rules Page)* Twitter (X) (Rules Page) * SoundCloud * Discord (Request an Invite) - For more information as to why, please see here, as well as here. |
"Year In Review" - 2021Posted by Merit Celaire on Wednesday, January 12, 2022 - 04:18 PM All right, awesome friends - many apologies for the long wait on this one; although we're still getting ourselves situated regarding this brand new 2022 year for these beloved music operations maintained by yours truly, we still need to take the time to look back at what was accomplished during the course of the previous 2021 year, especially in regards to music arrangement activity including what Mario game installments got involved (main, branched, and spinoff) as well as which Super Nintendo music instrument sets were called upon to do the process. Without further ado, let's crunch the main numbers - after careful review, the results state the following:
Finally, it's time to announce what Super Nintendo music instrument set was called on the most to do the song covers themselves. And although I'm not surprised in terms of the results being shown in the below chart, the "winner" of this category goes to the instrument set that was originally done for the Disney's Aladdin game (published/developed by Capcom and Disney). This played a literal role in my doing music arrangement covers targeting songs from Paper Mario: The Origami King and for good reason. God only knows if we'll be calling on this set even more for the 2022 year; we'll just have to wait and see. Even though the Disney's Aladdin game's instrument set got the "winners honors" for its respective category during the 2021 year, two others deserve their honorable mentions: Spider-Man and the X-Men: Arcade's Revenge (LJN/Software Creations) and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (Konami). These other two SNES music instrument sets were responsible for a number of great song covers last year involving stuff from Mario Kart Tour, WarioWare: Smooth Moves, and WarioWare: Get It Together! We shall see if these aforementioned instrument sets hold up in the "top three" positions for this year or if others will usurp this portion of the chart in due time. The corresponding chart showing all of the SNES music instrument sets which were involved last year is as shown below:
And with that, although we definitely say so long to the 2021 year with these charts (and this article itself), yours truly is definitely looking forward to getting back in the Super Nintendo music style arrangement groove for 2022. And rumor has it that as of the date and time of this posting, and if my sources aren't lying to me on the backend, we won't have to wait very long for our first song covers in this brand new year. You won't want to miss a thing, so make sure to have the front page bookmarked for your respective browser (and keep your eyes open at our Twitter Portal, Discord server, or IRC channel as well) when the announcement for the first file or files drops. Until then, see you awesome people later; I'm out. Return to Main Page |