I will work on the Pinsound (for more information please go to Pinsound.org) reorchestration for White Water in a couple of weeks. I have to finish IJ first.

I'm very happy to work with Warren Davis, who is the original voice of Wet Willy.

Some comparisons, old/new:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wevue4ztcr1yunj/Spirit.wav?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hyypu29auwaf4kl/Welcome%20To%20Wet%20Willys.wav?dl=0

Hope you dig it. It will take some time to finish and I won't make promises on how long it takes. Maybe 2 month, maybe half a year.

I will try to match the original Songs/FX as close as possible but update it with high quality sounds and real instruments. Stay tuned.

Yes, it is indeed tricky and that's why it takes a lot of time to do right. I said I use real instruments, but I also use high class virtual instruments (used on hollywood movies and major pop releases etc). I have a 30gb Brass collection with hundreds of articulations for all the instruments. I use it on IJ and some of the reorchestrations sound just like the OST (almost ). Same goes for string sections, percussion etc. I'm a guitarist, I play also bass and drums. I'm an audio engineer and sound designer, but I do this for the fun of it.

The most important part for me was to get Warren Davis to do the main voice of the game. I'm happy he did it.

It will be far better than DCS. DCS is cool for it's time but still very limited and lofi. This will be CD Quality, 44.1khz 16 bit instead of 32khz 8bit

And you don't pay a cent for my 200+ hours of work for reorchestrating the original soundtrack... Check out my T2 reorchestration for reference. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2932654/T2%20Reorchestrated.mp3

And yes, you should definately upgrade you speaker system to a decent sub and wide range coaxial speakers of the same size, so you can really enjoy it in stereo. Yes that's on top, but it does change the way you play and the quality of the game in my opinion. Playing with headphones is also a really great option.

I love my color dmd's, but on pins without video modes your barely look at it. You'll always hear the sound, though. The cool thing about pinsound is, that you can do about the sound what you like. My goal is to match the original scores with modern sound to keep the feeling of the game.

Yup, it's just like that with my machine. There are some things that seem different. Do you have that lift-arm on the right side of the cabinet that holds the PF halfway up? It's not on my machine.

Good god that looks so much better. I hate it when White Waters get drowned in blue.

Has anyone used the topper overlay with the cut outs for the waterfall? Does it look good? Was it was enough to apply etc?

Are the little stones on the bottom of the waterfall single stickers? Did you apply it wet so you can align it?