Soil 3 (Variation 4) (Unused) - Pikmin 2 (High Quality + Oscilloscope)

Internal name: cavesoil_10_4.cnd.
BPM: 80.
Music by Hajime Wakai, Music recorded in Logic Pro X, visuals made in Corrscope.
Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

This is one of the unused variants of Soil 3. The melody is slightly altered in each of these, though cavesoil_10_4 also has the ping-synthesizer play its gestures much more frequently. This is the only variant with that particular difference.

The music will activate extra instruments depending on the game state:
Main: 0:00
Working: 1:29
Carrying treasure: 2:32
Enemy near: 3:59
Battling enemy: 4:59
Near burgeoning spiderwort: 6:30 (Unused)

More things can affect the music too but aren't demonstrated in the video, such as the rhythm changing when swapping between characters, the tempo decreasing when low on health, and instruments intentionally skipping notes if the player's Pikmin squad gets a huge bite taken out of it (the music will begin to sound like it has "holes" in it).

Pikmin 2's cave music also infinitely, randomly generates! It uses a "gesture" system: instruments in a specific song pull basic sequences of notes from a gesture bank and play them, also sometimes at random times according to some extra defined rules. (You can think of it like a folder containing a ton of tiny MIDI files of few notes, which are then randomly puzzle-pieced together, infinitely)

Instruments used:
PressWa: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: GUITARS
Pizzica: Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88
Jazzkit: Pikmin 2
Inhuman: Kurzweil - K2500R
A_Piano: Kurzweil - K2500R
malleto: Kurzweil - K2500R
LogDrum: Roland - Sound Canvas SC-88
Arystal: Kurzweil - K2500R
MagicGt: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: GUITARS
GarageS: Kurzweil - K2500R
BossTom: Kurzweil - K2500R
Jazzkit: Kurzweil - K2500R
OrchPad: Kurzweil - K2500 FARM: ANAPADS

Instrument ramblings (Feel free to ignore):
This song's main instrument is called "Press Wah Wah". Its a distortion guitar with a wah-wah filter that is velocity (touch) sensitive, which is where the name comes from. The sound was sampled at around velocity 78 for Pikmin 2.
The pizzicato, very uninterestingly, from the Roland SC-88 (The base K2500 actually doesn't have any pizzicato strings!)
The next two instruments cause a bit of confusion, because their names are both swapped with each other! So the pinging noise is actually named "Inhuman", and the brushed snare is supposed to be part of “Jazzkit".
The ping synth is straight out of Pikmin 1, though I’ve no good idea where it’s from yet.
What’s odd about the brushed snare is the fact it isn’t set to start playing until the 3rd bar of the song. It’s a continuous looping sound and it’s very difficult to trigger the working mix so early, so it’s likely this information was swapped with “Inhuman” too, not just the track names.
Next up is a fun piano, and “malletoo” from the K2500. The log drum and malletoo both share the same gesture set.
Oh, and there’s Arystal as a treasure mix instrument again.
The enemy mix is also using a common sound for enemy mixes, that being the magic guitar. It cycles between three random descending gestures. If you’re lucky and hear all 3 in a row, you’ll hear a neat 9-note downward run.
GarageS is the K2500’s Garage Set, “Boss Tom” uses the same tom set program as the boss battle theme, and the 2nd Jazzkit adds in a cymbal. All together, the combat mix totally goes ham..!
All of Wakai's cave songs also have a complete spiderwort mix included; each uses the exact same synth pad instrument. The pad's playing method is also the same for every song, and it just plays some simple preset chords that fit the song.