@Felthry he's the leader of the bunch / you know him well / he's finally back / to make life hell
people talk about it a lot and apparently there's some kind of thing where the map shrinks but
that's about all we know
Really, the instrumentation of this piece and how so many disparate instruments work together so well is fascinating. I haven't even had space to talk about the melody itself, which is fantastic, as expected given its composer.
As an aside, I've realized there seem to be three types of Felthry's VGM Selections: ones where I talk about the melodic structure of the music, ones where I talk about the instrumentation, and ones where I talk about the game it's from.
This melody is paired with a continuous rising-and-falling arpeggio in the background (which gets hard to hear at times over the rest of the music), a high-pitched synthesizer filling the role of the 'bass' despite not being bass by any stretch of the imagination, a small amount of choir to give that added bit of finality to it, the occasional orchestra hit, and fast-paced percussion under it all.
In The Final
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
Yoko Shimomura
You know a game has good music when Shimomura is on the team, and this is no exception. This piece is a very appropriately climactic final boss battle theme, with an interesting choice of instrumentation; the leads are an electric piano and a string section, which play in tandem for a pretty neat effect, combining the piano's sudden attack with the timbre of strings behind.
Is anyone on here aware of any scientific labelmakers? Like, ones with dedicated buttons for common symbols like Ω and μ so you don't have to go through menus to get them
That said we'd also appreciate one that just had those symbols as an option, the documentation of these things never seems to mention its character set
Electrical engineering people on here, does anyone know of a really simple way to measure current of up to a few hundred mA that may be positive or negative on a rail that may be anywhere from +12V to -12V, and put it into a microcontroller with ADCs that only work up to 3V and can't go negative?
I'd prefer a simple integrated solution and the ACS70331 looks perfect except no one stocks it in SOIC and I don't want to hand-solder a WQFN, especially when the circuit needs four of them
Plural system of three, Felthry, Alaric and Rosemary. We'll sign posts with a -F, -A, or -R.
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