I generally prefer there to be fewer differences in build and appearance for the same class unless it’s absolutely necessary (the Brigand being an obvious one). If the male version is wearing pants, the female version should be too.
Also the use of male/monster made me laugh.
Anyway, shameless edits for the promoted version. I think for my own works I’d use the last one, but the others are fine too. These and the T1 ones I posted above are F2E.
Download them here;
Weltorv Estleia - Combat Skills Guild (NIMAP Compatible)
Killer Instinct - Sabrewulf’s Mansion
Also, I got this instrument into Fire Emblem 8. It’s from the Age of Wonders 1 title screen. The following is from the original ImpulseTracker file. It sounds pretty good on bass too.
Now to show it off in a song I got into FE8.
The midi for this is two other midis of this song smashed together. One of them was sequenced by DAR, the other … I have no idea who sequenced it, and I’m not sure I’ll ever find out.
The song is Firelake’s Live to Forget. If you’re at all familiar with S.T.A.L.K.E.R., you’ll recognize this.
The guitar is Don’s Twangster from the Timbres of Heaven soundfont, but, as mentioned already, I got it into FE8 with surprisingly few issues.
If you hear a slight popping with the vocal patch, that’s something that does not occur in FE8, and only does with the version pulled from the soundfont gba_mus_riper created. The vocals are from FF6a.
It’s kind of amazing, honestly…
Honestly quite incredible
Magnificent, even.
Thank you all for the warm responses to it, I’m never quite able to gauge the reactions people have to music I post here or elsewhere that doesn’t adhere to NIMAP 100%. Especially when I hear that I should force NIMAP to do things it simply isn’t capable of doing.
So here’s a download link for the AoW1 title screen glass string instrument;
For my own purposes, I put it as voice 89, but you can put it wherever you like. I trust y’all are smart enough.
In honor of classic Doom’s soundtrack being put in the Library of Congress in America… this uses an imported guitar from FE7.
A shortened version of Orc 2, from the original Warcraft. The first one. The RTS. The mastering is significantly different from the original CD Audio version, because the bass is LOUD, and it fits Warcraft 1. This was based off the original midi file, much like the In Sandy’s City conversion.
Has anyone heard of Weltorv Estleia? I like what I’ve heard about it. Also, doesn’t this sound like halfway-decent armory music?
I will confess, my comment was more of a meme reply but yeah it sounds good
This is from Starfox: Adventures when it was known as Dinosaur Planet. Pretty sure this exact sound made it into SFA. Sound file is a little big but it’s a lot smaller than I was expecting.
Ported this over for @TheAtlas on semi-short notice.
What a nice timing to see this after recently watching some Star Fox (I.e SF Event Horizon).
While I haven’t managed to beat SFA, I did play a bit of it (I’ll see if I’m able to get through it soon), and I do remember this ambiance sound. But man, does it sound scarier on the GBA (or maybe it sounds scarier if there’s no other music/you aren’t hearing it while exploring the temple).
Another song from Deus Ex: Revision, a mod for Deus Ex 1. Kinda.
I’ve mentioned this in this thread already, but in Deus Ex 1, there’s an unused Majestic 12 Labs theme. In Revision, that theme was remixed to be a motif for Gunther Hermann.
I basically converted the original song to a midi, and then remixed the midi in similar but not identical ways that EdenShard did for the song in Deus Ex: Revision, with some but not all of the same changes EdenShard made.
…and it’s related to this song, which I have fixed up. In Deus Ex: Revision, this is a boss battle theme. Might be fun to use it as a boss theme in a personal project, or at least, the enemy phase theme.
I’m not a huge fan of Dragon Quest, but I needed a song that fits a place the poors don’t belong in, and this just sounds on the nose.
And now for the highlight of this post.
This one is sort of unfinished. It’s the city theme from the good old dungeon crawler Mordor: Depths of Dejenol, cut a little bit short, with the FE7 inn ambience added in.
…and another song I’m working on; Age of Wonders 1’s Defenders. I did bring over the talking drum from the original even though, honestly, I wanted to avoid doing that if NIMAP had a passable alternative. I couldn’t get past what NIMAP offered. The percussion is a bit lacking compared to the original.
Why is this the only MP3 preview here? Because this is from Synthfont, not from an FE8 rom. The videos are all recorded in-game.
Some updates to the Cynon’s Fields tileset; wheat fields! The wheat fields use palette 1, which in the released version of this tileset, isn’t used at all.
A few technical changes;
I may change the color of the mountains a bit, because the mountains don’t use the same colors as the dirt roads but they do look similar. I may change the regular grass tiles a bit also, I’m not completely happy with them at the moment.
Oh, an example map. This is intended for a serious project. There are some tile changes here that aren’t being shown off, like a cracked wall that takes down multiple tiles. Lots of destruction possible here. 
This is an introduction theme that Versus (later NBC Sports) used for IndyCar broadcasts for a few years. Sequenced it myself*, ported it to Fire Emblem 8 because why nobody could stop me.
The version without an intro might be a good player phase combat theme.
Asterisk used because an ancient form of wav-to-midi that pre-dates AI was used to make sure I was doing it right. I’m not sure it helped that much, to be honest!
IndyCar on Versus Theme:
No Intro:
Only imported instrument is from FE6.
NIMAP version:
Oh yeah, here’s a Legend of Dragoon song. The percussion in the original is kinda loud; and if you haven’t played Legend of Dragoon, the monsters “dance” in time with this song. Legend of Dragoon uses QTEs (the only game to do QTEs right IMO) for special attacks, and if you guessed that all of them are synced to this song, you’d be right – making it easier to time them. Really unique battle theme though.
Uses imported drums (from Deus Ex 1 and RPG Maker Advance) but is otherwise all NIMAP.
This song is listed with an incorrect title, the real name is More Control. Composer was listed accurately. I heard it from a TV show that aired in the US like 18 years ago. It popped back into my head a month or so and I decided to port a short version of it to FE8. This is NIMAP-compatible.
