Friez said the span between an item being returned and restocked went from a multi-week process to a multi-day process. Today, “returns are coming in, they’re being re-commerced immediately,” Friez said. That’s been hugely successful for us to help reduce markdowns and raise on the resale of goods.HCS Forum - The VGM/Others Instrument Source Thread “We’re doing a level of editing on the returns to kind of filter out items that may be unsellable, and then we have a reprocess prompt to get those items back and sell them as soon as possible. Previous Page | Next Page by baggagelizard at 5:28 PM EDT on JI'm going back and forth on what I think it's using it's probably a mix of things by Benjamin at 5:49 PM EDT on JYeah, might be a mix. The real question when talking about a mix is what they're mixing. by midiman at 9:43 AM EDT on JI don't own the Kurzweil K2000 (1991) or its successor, the K2500 (1996), but listening to their demo songs and presets, I recognized a few of its samples. Super Mario Kart's piano sample most likely came from the K2000.

Here's a recording of KoopaBeach.spc with the other chanels muted:Īnd here's a cover of it using just the sampled C4 note K2000: I'll just link to whichever mp3 file I can hear the sample in.) (Not every preset got recorded so I won't be able to link to the exact preset. Here's a UVI plug-in of that synth with that orchestra hit: Super Mario Kart's orchestra hit sample can be found in the Fairlight CMI IIx. 73 Slap Bass n Brass / Example 2 / Example 3 Super Mario World's Slap Bass sounds like the Roland D-50's slap bass. I recognized a few other samples from the K2000 in games like Mortal Kombat 2 & 3, like this rhythmic loop compared with the 001 3rd World Order preset. But then again, Dan Forden listed all of the synths he used right in the soundtrack booklet itself.

I also went through the K2500 (the K2000's successor) and recognized some samples from F-Zero X (mainly the tracks composed by Hajime Wakai) I think Master_E asked about the samples used in F-Zero X like 2 years ago so I'll share my findings.

You can tell which tracks Hajime Wakai wrote by the completely different sample set he used compared to the rest of the songs, which were mostly written by Taro Bando. According to Pony Canyon's web site, the publisher of the OST, Hajime Wakai only wrote 2 songs, All Need is 30 Deaths, and Staff roll.

I'm guessing he also wrote the Track Edit and Car Edit music used in the 64DD version of the game since those songs use Kurzweil samples as well. The snare drum in F-Zero X - Staff Roll sounds like K2500's 050 2 Live Kits MW preset.Īnd the bass in F-Zero X - Car Edit is probably the multi-layer velocity-switching bass preset: 071 Dual E Bass. I can't find a solo recording of that 'cheap-sounding' distortion guitar at 0:18 seconds in but I can hear it in one of the K2500's demo songs around the 1:00 minute mark. The booklet for the F-Zero X OST had staff commentary and a small photo of the two composers in their studio.

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