Kirby 64 - Factory Inspection (SEGA Genesis Remix)

Описание: 16-bit chiptune remix of "Factory Inspection" from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, compatible with the Sega Genesis console.
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Technical info
·Program: DefleMask Tracker v0.12.0
·System: Sega Genesis / Sega Mega Drive (YM2612 [FM], SN76496 [PSG], Sega DAC [PCM])
·FM instruments loaded: 16
·PSG volume macros loaded: 4
·PCM samples loaded: 0
·Max. FM channels active: 6
·Max. PSG channels active: 3
·FM channel 6: FM only
·PSG channel 4: Free range white noise
·Tempo: 75 BPM (NTSC, speed 06/06)
·Time in development: 6 days

DOWNLOADS (Google Drive):
*MP3: https://tinyurl.com/y9zruct3
·VGM: https://tinyurl.com/ybzeks4y
·DMF: https://tinyurl.com/yboemdtf
Feel free to use them for your videos or fangames.
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About the song:
First time using DefleMask!

This song I made without a plan, I just loaded whatever instrument I thought would fit and then I put in the notes and tested the sound. After a while, I had some idea of what worked and what didn't, and so I worked around that. The reason I wanted to try DefleMask was because LMMS couldn't load the VST plugin that would let me use the 8-bit soundchip that the Genesis has, and I had a good idea of what to use it for in this song (only thanks to my Master System remix where I figured it out). That's how I got the machine-like sound that goes through the entirety of the song. Then I got to test some DefleMask effects, and once I finished, I played a bit of the game with the song over it, and fixed anything that felt off, whether by comparison or on its own.

Now I have like a million instruments to choose from, and it really improved the quality of the song. That, and the ability to switch instruments midway, which I avoided at all costs in LMMS (because they'd count as extra tracks and they'd become a mess to manage).
There may or may not be some volume "problems", 'cause I had some instruments on max volume and yet they were too quiet, and I didn't want to mess up with the FM operators.

It's not identical to the original, but that's the point of it, isn't it?