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Romantique Tp:
I guess I forgot to reply to a few posts here.

I downloaded the FLAC pack to check and everything is in there.
You may be thinking of the th09 folder, which does indeed have no new files. This is because ZUN never made MIDI versions of the tracks exclusive to the final game.

ITZAH:
Thanks! 
I need some help, i'm creating my game and the music aswell using fl studio.
I want to buy a sd-90 but where do i start? i can't find information on internet about how to set it up on my pc with fl studio and start using it.
All i have is an audio interface scarlett solo and my akai mpk mini. That's all.
I'dont pretend to create music 100%  zun's style, just take some cool instruments and mix them in fl studio with others vst
Thanks!
 

Romantique Tp:
All you have to do is install the drivers and it will show up in your DAW as a MIDI output. Windows 10 doesn't have official Edirol SD-90 drivers, so you'll have to use Windows 7 or 8 to guarantee that it will work at full performance.
You'll have to use the SD-90 as your primary audio interface, because your Scarlett Solo doesn't have the required audio inputs to record a synthesizer. The SD-90 will have worse latency and worse guitar/mic recording quality than the Scarlett.

Buying an old hardware module is a big investment with minimal return. For about the same price, you could buy Steinberg's Absolute 3 or NI Komplete 11, or a DAW that comes with good stock sounds like Cubase Pro. All of these will have sounds used by hundreds of well known video game musicians and will be both faster and easier to use than a module. Both Cubase and Absolute 3 come with sounds from recent professional Yamaha keyboards.

It makes very little sense for a newbie to get a hardware module. It makes even less sense if you're only interested in a few sounds. I strongly recommend buying something that's guaranteed to be useful in the future instead. All of the sound packages I mentioned above are constantly being updated with new sounds and can easily be resold for a decent amount of money if you ever need it.

Romantique Tp:
pbg has posted the first video ever of the 1999 Seihou Shuusou Gyoku prototype.

You can hear Frontal Attack for the first time, which was previously a lost track by ZUN.
https://twitter.com/pbghogehoge/status/976805892556447744

YouTube upload for anyone without a Nicovideo account:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIPsX5kBVLc

DeityDiz93:
Dreams can come true.

I didn't think I'd live to see the day where something like this came to be, I had worries that there would no longer be a prototype build of the game. Glad to be proven oh so wrong, I just hope there is more to come beyond this, and that this fabled build of the game isn't left exclusively locked away forever. The gameplay while largely unrefined was still very cool to witness as Seihou 1 is a game with very interesting history, and it nice to know pbg was, even if eventually, willing to share a part of that with us.

While I really did love the Frontal Attack piece so much so that I was physically affected, alas as you said in the description, it's not too clear, and even beyond that we aren't hearing the full thing. I don't know if pbg has any plans to release more regarding this, but I'm incredibly thankful we finally got the confirmation that it's a real, wholesomely unique track. Very cool to know that there are unique variants to Plastic Space and Inventive City also not heard before, so with any hope, I hope that if the music were to be released, we'd get each and every track.

While the inner subconscious desire in me is reaching for the MIDI files and longing for another Seihou game, I am seriously very thankful to pbg for doing this already. I hope that we get to hear more from them as I'd love to hear what they have to say. Thank you also for the port from Niconico to YouTube. If there is any more important details that come to light, I'd love to hear them as well if there is anything more important to know.

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