By changing only a single byte in the code of Mario Paint, the music composer will not stop at the end of the song and instead continue to play the entire contents of the console's memory as music.

If it's reading through the RAM, would be possible to encode a MUCH longer song by utilizing the paint canvas or other areas?

This has been discovered relatively recently, so I am not aware of anyone actually attempting this, but from my understanding it should work like this, assuming any of the colors of the canvas actually correspond to notes instead of silence! Thank you very much for your inquiry!

I see! Thanks for sharing!

console's memory when you change a single byte in the code

The TRUE Super Nintendo theme song

if broth says "please listen to the sound" you HAVE to listen to the sound.

Sounds like… Katamari Damacy? Not like the music. Just sorta like playing the game.

gaster is probably here somewhere

So this is what the mind of an SNES sounds like. Majestic.

I can see the vision I think with a bit of work this could top the charts

Damn, this is fire

So you're telling me that if my super nintendo gets hit with cosmic radiation just right so that that byte in the code gets flipped this can happen

when does the background start turning green?

Katamari Damacy hub world music

Strangely, it doesn't sound that bad.

I'm no musician, but at least to my ear it sounds like with some relatively minor editing this could actually be a perfectly serviceable song in something like Yoshi's Island or a Kirby game.

Just replicated this by changing 2 bytes, the codes are 00F3C2:FF and 00F3C3:FF. Enjoy!

It. Doesn't sound bad.

mspaint as raw audio data type beat.

Average Earthbound inspired ost

which byte was changed?

so it's all yoshi wa-hwomp inside huh

Imagine someone recreates this in the actual music maker

Honestly? I've heard worse 😯 Feels like there's something there to work with, at the very least

this kinda slaps