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Did someone say electric guitar?

Found the one you're talking about! Yeah this is a dead ringer for the Chrono Cross guitar, and looks like it's from the Spectrasonics Hans Zimmer guitars, which probably predated Atmosphere.

Ah, so they included it in later packages. Good sample imo. Not believable, but better than most wavetable guitars lmao...If that is even the right term. Probably not. VST sample pack? PINGAS pack.

Huh, I guess not. Says it was introduced in 2002. It sounds so much like the E-guitars that Omnisphere boasts though. Even has the same "whammy" articulations haha.

Damn, Atmosphere was around in 1999?

Uh oh...good thing it leads to a blank page if not the admin. I checked on my lappy. Anyways, fixed and good to go. I hope. BTW: Woah...I think that guitar sample is an Atmosphere/Omnisphere sample. Composer Yasunori Mitsuda hit the velocity too hard on one of the notes periodically so it gives that awkward piercing feedback, at 1:18 etc. Oh well. The things you learn as you mess around with sample libraries and soundfonts lol.

I think he forgot to exit "edit mode" lol.

Electric guitar huh? This should be interesting...

@HoboKa The link is for admin...

I seriously need to play Chrono Cross already... So I'll start with this song.

Whoa, I really like this one. From the very beginning, my eyes went wide. I felt like if I didn't pay attention to all that was going on, I'd miss something. So much cool action-packed energy here! As I listened, I could picture a ferociously cute cat dressed in black like a ninja, turning those killer robots to scrap metal. Anime style? Definitely. (If there's ever a reboot of Samurai Pizza Cats that could be produced, this track should be included in the soundtrack.) I unfortunately don't have the the time or patience to make animated videos, but I hope someone does come up to you and ask if they could make an animation to go with the music! The synths sound so fun. That peaceful sounding break in the middle, that's pretty and interesting of a part. Great work!