Metroid Prime Phendrana Drifts Depths #375
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Metroid Prime - Phendrana Drifts Depths (Or Deep Lake Area, depending on who you ask)
Composed by Kenji Yamamoto & Kouichi Kyuma
Loops at 2m 46s into the song
Uses Custom Samples using the synthesizers used in the making of the actual soundtrack! It's pretty much one-to-one with the actual song.
SPECIAL THANK YOU to the following folks:
SynaMax for their investigative work into the synthesizers used in the Metroid Prime soundtrack, and being gracious with their time and resources in providing information on, and sound files for, samples I was missing!
owl is not a cat for the extensive assistance in helping me put together and troubleshoot this project as it uses my first custom sound bank. It's greatly appreciated!
And thank you to the hardworking folks in the MM/OOT/DJ Rando community who enabled this technology to be possible in OoT!
Happy Listening!