Victory - Days of Thunder: Mindscape (NES)
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Victory is the song that plays on the victory screen in the unreleased version of Days of Thunder: Mindscape (NES). You get the screen by placing 1st, 2nd, or 3rd. The song plays at 225 BPM. Although the game credits Chris Oberth and Lou Haehn for music and sound, the song was most likely written by Chris.
Chris wrote the music in 6502 assembly macros using Nick Eastridge's NES sound driver.
Its internal name, according to the source code is WIN SCREEN.
Contents
Composition
The song follows a chord structure: G/D, D, C5, and D. On every second measure, the triangle channel plays an E during the C/5 and F# during the D after it, making for C5/E and D/F#. The noise channel plays in the periodic noise mode (mostly) in a loop. Both square channels get their own little solos. Because of a coding error (or perhaps it was intentional for variety), the square channels loop improperly, to the point where both solos play at the same time. After that though, the song loops properly once again.
Source Code
Found in PBSOUND.ASM:
;WIN SCREEN tracka5 db $34,$11,$0,$F,$0,$12,$0,$F db $0,$1D,$1E,$20,$0,$20,$20,$22 db $20,$1E,$25,$1D,$1D,$1B,$1B,$19 db $32 dracka5 db $2,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20 db $20,$10,$10,$8,$8,$20,$8,$8 db $20,$20,$20,$10,$10,$8,$8,$10 db $0 trackb5 db $34,$D,$0,$C,$0,$D,$0,$C db $0,$D,$0,$C,$0,$D,$0,$C db $0,$14,$14,$16,$14,$14,$16,$14 db $14,$16,$14,$F,$12,$11,$32 drackb5 db $2,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20 db $20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20 db $20,$20,$10,$10,$20,$10,$10,$20 db $10,$10,$10,$10,$10,$10,$0 trackc5 db $34,$14,$14,$12,$14,$14,$14,$14 db $0,$14,$0,$14,$0,$16,$16,$0 db $16,$0,$16,$0,$18,$18,$0,$18 db $0,$18,$0,$32 drackc5 db $0,$40,$40,$40,$40,$40,$10,$8 db $8,$8,$8,$8,$8,$10,$8,$8 db $8,$8,$8,$8,$10,$8,$8,$8 db $8,$8,$8,$0 trackd5 db $34,$A,$0,$34,$1,$3,$5,$6 db $8,$9,$8,$34,$6,$0,$8,$0 db $32 drackd5 db $4,$4,$4,$3,$8,$10,$10,$10 db $10,$10,$10,$4,$4,$4,$4,$4 db $0