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15. Light the Colour Panels! This section features panels on the floor that light up when youstep on them. We made it so the musical arrangement becomes more lavish as you step on the panels. Once you've lit up a floor panel, it will lay the same note each timeyoustep onit. Why nottry to come up with a melody of your own? 20. World 4 27. World 5 We aimed to create the dry, desiccated atmosphere of a faraway so we created a theme mountain range. We wanted to make it sound slightly exotic capture the mysterious, eerie atmosphere of the ocean floor. though we were careful not to go overboard. 28. Double Cherry Pass We used a twin violin line to get a sense of dynamism across. The number of playable characters doubles, then trebles and quadruples. The hectic, cheerful rhythm adds to the fun, whether you're playing alone or with othe 21. Sprawling Savanna ó. Mario's Colour Panels The colour panels in this area light up to make a pixelated image of Mario. Have you managed to find it yet? Cat Mario's the star of the show this time round, so the aim with this eme wa We used percussion instruments with pan pipes and trombone to ve the sense of a wide open plain. Listen careully and youll also 17. The Showdown Looms This theme plays in the area leading up to the boss. There's 22. Beep Block Skyway The idea behind this tune was to imagine a recording session 29. Super Star Sharing In this game, a player can pass on the effects of a Super Star to another player, making them invincible too. Does anyone else think of fireworks and sparklers every time they get a Super Sta ame, W em with 30. Footlight Lane Wii U allows us to use even more impressive lighting effects, as ive to this CD. Listen out 18, Hisstocrat We went for a straightforward big band number, which has its own for the jaunty bass ine! 23. Fuzzy Flood Mine In this course, you need to keep running to stay ahead of the flood at the moment you expect the tempo to relax, the rhythm goes deliberately offthe beat, giving ita really exciting edge 24. Sprixie Princess Theme 31. The Bullet Bill Express as also feature on the spurred on by their appearance. 19. World Clear! We used strings and a horn section comprising saxophone, trumpet 35. The Great Tower Showdown 2 This forms one single musical theme, together with the previous track. There's a huge variety of instruments used on the game's soundtrack. To get across the garishness of Bowser World, we made full use of the electric guitar here. The music swells as Mario ascends the Great Tower WI oWS a train. The full-blown orchestral arrangement serves to heighten lways fun coming up with a c while since we've created a theme for a new character. Hopefully this is one we'll be hearing more of in the future 32. The Great Tower As you head towards the epic last battle, this track takes the theme from The Showdown Looms' and ramps up the tension. Things are 25. Fort Fire Bros. You need to stay focused on this challenging course, and there are sure to be plenty of sweaty palms. There are rivers of lava and 36. Final Curtain for Meowser As you rescue the Sprixie Princess, you are greeted by a bright new getting serious 33. Meowser mu nd with, and we came up rms 37. Grand Finale It'stime forthe final curtain, so we pulled out all the stops. You may think we're laying it on a bit thick, but it has to be done, doesn't it? It's a lot of fun writing music to accompany the on-screen action with a pounding, hectic beat to match this action. There's an exotic melody that plays overthe top 26. Bowser's Highway Showdown This theme plays as you take on Bowser, who's hurling bombs from the back of a car! We used heavy metal guitar and bass, but mixed 34. The Great Tower Showdown 1 By having an electric guitar accompany the orchestra, we were aiming to combine lushness with a more rough and ready edge. The showdown with Me course, making this track pretty long by Super Mario soundtrack 38. The Credits Roll When we were asked to do a big band version of the main theme from the game, we knew it was going to be fun but we didn't owe the rhythm shifting in quite a prog rock way. There are a lot of elements in the mi how much fun! We ho we

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