Albeit with a little delay here goes this week’s new release from our contributor, Richard Mixin!

His release include even 3 bonus tracks which look like to be unused during normal gameplay, it’s great to have them included!

Let me take the opportunity to remember to all of our contributors that while including beta/unused tracks is not required, it is absolutely welcome!

I’m also thinking about ways to improve my own workflow and I may need in the future some collaborators which, similar to our contributors, will help us out in archiving Mega Drive’s soundtracks, but won’t require any technical knowledge about recording and all that scary stuff in our terrible awful incomprehensible (vastly) improvable guidelines.

So stay tuned, hopefully I’ll soon make my mind up and let you know about other ways to contribute to our goal!

Ladies and gentlemen we’re back!

Today we’re delighted to share yet another contribution from Richard Mixin: Target Earth.

As always, we’re going to be back here next week with another release from our contributors, so stay tuned!

And we’re back with another community release, courtesy again of Richard Mixin who releases a HUGE soundtrack made of 33 tracks! I’m not sure if this is the biggest release we ever had (without counting Sonic 3 & Knuckles – that would be cheating, that’s two games in one!), but it’s definitely a massive one!

Thanks again to Richard for all the contributions done so far. We have more for you coming, so stay tuned for the next week’s release!

P.S.: one of our followers have asked us if we could do arcade releases.
Short answer: yes! We can and it’s even easier than ripping Mega Drive games.
I have SNK Neo-Geo, Capcom CPS1, Capcom CPS2 and SEGA System16B, so it’s definitely a possibility in the future, but with 6+ years old requests in the forums I don’t feel comfortable recording new stuff.
We’ll see!

Hi everyone, hope you’re all doing good during these difficult times out there.

Today I’m delighted to announce that our team of contributors has expanded: let’s all give Marking a warm welcome and thank him for his first release: Jewel Master!

It’s truly heartwarming seeing many people use their passion and dedication towards our cause and I’ll never stop thanking all of you for helping us out.

While we’re at it, I’ve also done several changes on the backbone of the website: I’ve done a huge upgrade on the server and improved the security of the website.
The very same improvements have been applied to our Forums as well.

I’ll also need to make another very nice announcement soon, because thanks to the MDFourier team we’ve also discovered another very important thing about our project and the choices we’ve made so far (spoilers: everything’s great!).

This said, I hope you’re enjoy this new release and thanks again to Marking and welcome to the family!

Happy listening!

Get ready for some more arcade action, as Richard Mixin is back with another huge release: Strider!

The Mega Drive was really blessed with many arcade ports, many of which held up really well and thanks to the MD’s fantastic synth chip, the legendary Yamaha 2612, the music never let you down.

Happy listening!

If you’re a SHMUP fan, you really can’t have missed MUSHA all this time.
If you haven’t played it, this is a game I personally recommend giving a spin because it’s truly fantastic (and its sequel, MUSHA Aleste, on MegaCD IMHO isn’t as good).

And the music is good as well!

Thanks to our contributor, Richard Mixin, for providing us another fantastic soundtrack.

In case you’ve missed our previous post, here’s a friendly reminder to all of our contributors (present and future!) that we’ve updated our VGM Player along with our guidelines, so if you’re planning on recording and submitting a contribution, please make sure to go through them!

See you next week!