RANDOM | Entertain Us: YouTubers Use Super Mario 64 SoundFont to Recreate Entire Nirvana Album
The creator of these masterpieces are YouTubers by the name of Something is Real and Subvivth, who each have used the Super Mario 64 SoundFont to create realistic-sounding drums and midi bass and guitars while replacing Kurt Cobain's iconic vocals with snippets of cast and characters of Super Mario 64.
Those who feel nostalgic from listening to Super Mario 64's jazzy tune should be impressed by this creative work though it is quite an acquired taste.
The SoundFont is a collection of audio samples used to create musical instrument sounds in digital audio software, and it has been used by composers and music producers to create realistic instrument sounds without the need for expensive hardware synthesisers.
SoundFonts are widely used in video game music and music production software such as GarageBand, Logic Pro, and FL Studio. They allow composers and music producers to create music with realistic instrument sounds, making music creation accessible to more people than ever before.
Recreating the "In Utero" album using the Super Mario 64 SoundFont is a unique and entertaining musical experience, listening to "Serve the Servants" and "Very Ape" in this style is quite impressive to see how these creators have utilised the video game SoundFont to create something entirely different from the original album.
For those who are curious, the entire album is available on YouTube for listening to. The YouTubers Something is Real and Subvivth has brought their rendition of the Nirvana album using the Super Mario 64 SoundFont, and it's definitely worth checking out for fans of Nirvana or anyone who appreciates creative music.
