Game Name: Final Fantasy 9
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https://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/sony/ps1/FF_IX_Steiner's_Theme_DW.mid comments powered by DisqusAdded by: Pongball Added: 2002-04-23 File URL is http://www.vgmusic.com/new-files/FF_IX_Steiner's_Theme_DW.mid Upload Date and Time: 09/01/2001 15:15:17 Uploaded by: (Daniel Wright) File Type: MIDI Game System: Sony Playstation Game Name: Final Fantasy 9 Song Title: Steiner's Theme Sequenced by: Daniel Wright Originally Composed by: Nobuo Uematsu Other Information: Steiner's Theme appears in one of two guises throughout the game, thefirst being this one, which plays when you first control Steiner inAlexandria Castle on Disk one. This file took about 3/4 hours tomake from a tape recording made from the game, with sound effectsover it (clunk clunk clunk!), I already tried making a piano arrangement so I'm quite familiar with it (I confess it's one ofmy favourite tracks from the game).This file is not 100% accurate because it's nearly impossible to do this with a recording like the one I used, and therefore someparts and sections may be open to debate, please mail me if youthink you know how to improve it. I did try to make the file like an orchestral score, so if you wanted you could try developing this, but like I said it isn't THE defenitive originalscore.Note: Mandolin part (Channel 7) uses acoustic guitar patch becauseG-MIDI don't have no mandolin patch. But if you've got one on yours, use it!Your comments and complaints are welcome at or main address, ffviii_squaresoft won't fit in a MIDI track nameso that's why I got another account!)Excuse me for going on an' on an' on (especially to the hostfor using up valuable web space)Daniel Wright Midi TrackName Analysis: By Nobuo Uematsu arr. and seq. Daniel Wright Generated by NoteWorthy Composer Trumpet Muted Trumpet French Horns Trombone Tuba 1st Violins 2nd Violins Bright