User:Shokora/List of audio samples used in Mario games

Track name	Release	Distributor	Description	Media
Track 228^[1] Sys Bonus 2^[2] SYSTEM_D5^[3]	Ensoniq CDR-2 "EPS-16 Plus" (1990)	Ensoniq Corp.	In Funky's Flights, the short breaks in the theme music are filled by this vocal sample.	File:Audio Sample - DKC Funky Flights.ogg Note: This example was taken directly from the game, as the original sample is currently unavailable.

Track name	Release	Distributor	Description	Media
Track ## [currently unknown] WHAMY-WO 1^[4]	Ensoniq CDR-1 "EPS" (1988)	Ensoniq Corp.	The theme "Nuts And Bolts" (heard in the levels Fire-Ball Frenzy, Blazing Bazukas and Krack Shot Kroc) uses these two instrument samples.	File:Audio Sample - DKC3 Nuts Bolts 1.ogg Note: This sample is compared with the in-game level theme.
Track ## [currently unknown] PICK_SCR 1^[5]	Ensoniq CDR-1 "EPS" (1988)	Ensoniq Corp.		File:Audio Sample - DKC3 Nuts Bolts 2.ogg Note: This sample is compared with the in-game level theme.

Track name	Release	Distributor	Description	Media
[currently unknown, plays at 28:58^[6]]	Datafile Two (1991)	Zero-G Ltd	This is the main sound heard in the level theme for Big Boo's Haunt. As part of the theme, the sample is played back-to-back continuously, with changes in pitch. This sample may be found on two individual releases.	File:Audio Sample - SM64 Boo Haunt.ogg
Track 43 FX Vol 1^[7]^[8] TIB.MONKS^[9]	Sonic Images Library Volume 1 (1992)	Reflective Arts, Optical Media International^[10]		File:Audio Sample - SM64 Boo Haunt.ogg
Music Box [to check]	Roland Sound Canvas VA Roland SC-??, unknown category	Roland Corporation	The sound effect that plays when the moat is drained in the castle basement is a sped-up version of the "Music Box" sample.	File:Audio Sample - SM64 Moat Effect.ogg Note: The sample is compared with the in-game sound effect.

Track name	Release	Distributor	Description	Media
Steel drums	Roland Sound Canvas VA Roland SC-55, unknown category	Roland Corporation	This sample is heard within the game's main overworld level theme. Super Mario World was first released in late 1990, whereas the Roland SC-55 sound module was released in 1991.	File:Audio Sample - SMW Level Theme.ogg

Track name	Release	Distributor	Description	Media
Track 1 Yeah Your Time Had Enough Here I Come 1 Here I Come 2 Here I Come 3	Vocal XTC	Zero-G Ltd	Heard in the game's title theme, and the ending sequence. The vocals are sung by British session singer Helen Binding.^[11]^[12]	File:Audio Sample - WL4 Time Is Over.ogg Note: Each sample is compared with the in-game audio.
Soundtrack	Roland Sound Canvas VA Roland SC-88, unknown category	Roland Corporation	Sound effects as heard inside the Golden Pyramid.	Not available
Voice Aou	Roland Sound Canvas VA Roland SC-??, SFX category	Roland Corporation	The sound that Arewo Shitain-hakase makes when he is harmed by Wario within a level's Puzzle Room.	File:Audio Sample - WL4 Old Man.ogg
Car-Pass	Roland Sound Canvas VA Roland SC-??, SFX category	Roland Corporation	Wario's car speeding, as heard in the game's opening and closing sequence.	File:Audio Sample - Wario Car Pass.ogg
Gt.FretNoise	Roland Sound Canvas VA Roland SC-??, SFX category	Roland Corporation	The guitair fret heard during the Monsoon Jungle's level theme.	File:Audio Sample - WL4 Guitair Fret.ogg

Track name	Release	Distributor	Description	Media
Random Sine	Roland Sound Canvas VA Roland SC-??, Synth SFX category	Roland Corporation	"Dumpling aroma" (in the Young Cricket's cutscene?) The Lab or spaceship sound, that might be from Orbulon's ship or a space cutscene	File:Audio Sample - WWSM Dumpling aroma.ogg

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