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Titan Dweevil - Pikmin 2 (High Quality + Oscilloscope)

Internal name: l_boss.bms BPM: 163 Music by Hajime Wakai, music recreated in Logic Pro X, visuals made in Corrscope. Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... My Carrd: https://wafflesmogumogu.carrd.co/ The theme for the final battle with the Titan Dweevil. This song has some interesting unused content, which I included here for listening pleasure. The music will play certain cues/loops depending on the game state: Intro (Unused): 0:00 Main: 0:08 Flare Cannon: 0:57 1 Part Down: 1:10 Comedy Bomb: 1:59 Monster Pump: 2:08 Shock Therapist: 2:15 2 Parts Down: 2:22 3 Parts Down: 3:11 Defenseless: 4:00 Defenseless (Unused snare enabled): 4:38 Defeat: 5:15 Instruments used: Orchestra FF: Best Service - Peter Siedlaczek's Orchestral Colours Horn & Flute with Strings: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: ENSEMBLE Strings: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: STRINGS Orchestral Percussion: Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88 Brass: Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88 Timpani: Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88 Acoustic Piano: Kurzweil - K2500R Harp: Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88 Slam'n Perc: Kurzweil - K2500R, Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88 Marimba: Kurzweil - K2500R Percussive Organ: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: ORGANS Toms: Kurzweil - K2500R, Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88 Analog House Bass: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: BASS Obyrez #1: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: ANACOMPS Snare Drum: Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88 Instrument ramblings (feel free to ignore): This song has the familiar Roland and Kurzweil makeup like any other Hajime Wakai song, though I will talk about the first instrument Orchestra FF really quickly. Orchestra FF is the lower end of an orchestra, played very loudly.. its the booming brass and strings. This sound exists on the AKAI CD3000's factory library, which is what Hajime Wakai uses and is most certainly the patch used in the game. Alas, its in mono, so its only a marginal improvement over the samples you can just rip from the game. It turns out though AKAI grabbed this sound from another library, "Peter Siedlaczek's Orchestral Colours". On there, the orchestra is in full stereo, so I jumped at the opportunity to include it here in this reaction.