"Knowing what I knew of Kondo's setup during the time of Mario World, I deduced this must mean the 'Fantasia' patch from the Roland D-550, a synth he owned at the time."
"For example, one sound was called 'fantasy' in the source files," The Brickster said. After that, he and a team of friends figured out which instruments were used to create the soundtrack, using the file names as well as research about which instruments the composer, Koji Kondo, used at the time. Fans exploring the Nintendo leak were able to figure out the sample libraries that composer Koji Kondo used and "restore" the sountrack as it sounded on the hardware he presumably created it with.Ī video game music researcher who goes by The Brickster told Polygon over Discord that he first found the names of the original sound samples in the Nintendo gigaleak. The music in the SNES game Super Mario World uses heavily-compressed samples to fit within the constraints of early 1990s' hardware.
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