I thought I'd bring at least a piece of the last game in the Crush trilogy back to its original platform! Some notes about the process: I sampled the drums directly from the Super Famicom version. I know it's not the best approach but I felt it was the way to go since one of the most notable aspects of Devil's Crush's OST is its sampled drums, and going back to PSG/noise drums felt like a downgrade. I'm not too familiar with how to find the exact sources of the drum sounds used by musicians back then, so if anyone can point to some good resources that contain info about 80s/90s drum machines and other miscellaneous samples, I would be grateful! 

I took a few liberties with the composition at key points, the most immediately noticeable change is probably that the first phrase of the lead trumpet is in a lower octave. I did this because I found that the lead was a bit grating on the ears in a higher octave on the HuC6280, and also because it harmonises with the backing melody way better. I also made the final section (the creepy one) more varied. 

Sidenote: Getting the rhythm of the big solo towards the latter half right was a pain! Apologies if it doesn't sound one-to-one! 

Known Issue for the .vgm file: Audio Overload doesn’t play the samples for some reason, but both the vgmplay command line tool and ZXTune played them just fine.

Original composed by Masanobu Tsukamoto for the Super Famicom. Covered by me for the PC Engine/TurboGrax-16 using Furnace Tracker.

Download (.wav + .vgm + .bin): [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xftgXgPXHVMMhHbaLm2wGv-Kgs1k9bLV/view?usp=drive\_link](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xftgXgPXHVMMhHbaLm2wGv-Kgs1k9bLV/view?usp=drive_link)

I covered the main table theme from Jaki Crush on the PC Engine using Furnace Tracker