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I was browsing through YouTube videos that have been salvaged - meaning they were saved before that user was either terminated or they closed their YT account. One day, I stumbled upon this: https://archive.org/details/mmd-story-vocaloid-story-vocaloid-drama-part-2/%5BMMD+Story%5DVocaloid+Story+Vocaloid+DRAMA%5BPART+6_LAST+PART%5D.mp4 If you can help me identify the names of all the songs and BGM tracks used in all these videos, please do, I have a serious migraine after finally seeking my long lost gold nugget: Sara's Theme/Fate - Breath Of Fire 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXVigQZCTPY I especially need to know the name of the song and version type used during the sequence where the three grieve over Neru's death. Again, AHA music, Siri, Shazam, and SoundCloud can only aid in so much. I even tested them on a track like In The Darkness Lies OC Remix - Banjo Kazooie, and they were all unable to identify the track. So, this is where human sleuthing is needed. These are all going to help me learn how these types of tracks are utilized in these types of scenarios. Extra note: Naruto is both an anime and a video game franchise, so this is why I added both video game and anime BGM. UPDATE: Here's the tracks that matter more than any other I managed to separate: MMD battle tune.mp3 MMD casual tune.mp3 MMD piano audio 2.mp3 MMD sad audio.mp3 MMD sad piano with sirens.mp3 MMD sad piano.mp3 MMD unknown casual scene tune.mp3 MMD unknown guitar tune.mp3 MMD unknown hip hop audio.mp3 UPDATE 2: Maybe this can help narrow down the search from a different angle: In The Darkness Lies OC Remix - Banjo Kazooie Speranzaria - e-spaces.com (used in many sad MapleStory Short Stories) and now, Fate, AKA, Sara's Theme - Breath Of Fire 1 These three tracks are what convince me otherwise that these "unknown" tracks are still out there somewhere waiting to be discovered.

Here is a partial portion of a music track I managed to reconstruct using this sequencer: https://onlinesequencer.net/4673580 Bear with me, this was a very long time ago. This is all I can remember of that song's tune. This was utilized on a MapleStory Short Story video - a sort of fan-made sprite animation involving MapleStory assets. Sadly, that video got deleted and this is all I remember of that (8-bit) synthesizer sounding song. From what I know, the genre of that MapleStory fan animation was sad. Therefore, this song has got to sound... sad, depressing, heartbreaking, or anything else like that along those lines. It sounds like it's a mixture of a harpsichord along with a high note piano (as in notes played in the right side quadrant of the piano), and a synthesizer. - As in it utilizes all three of those instruments for this sad sounding melody. Note: Shazam and SoundHound may not work as I tried them on a track like Banjo-Kazooie MMM OC Remix (In The Darkness Lies) and it came back empty. So this is why I insist on requesting a humanbeing analyze it. It may be like a track like Sneaky Snitch by Kevin MacLeod (with no words) or a track from some video game. So this is where human sleuthing assistance may be needed over AI. AI song detection programs are only as strong as its weakest link. UPDATE: I just recalled some other crucial details. The video that contained that song was deleted somewhere mid 2015. I stumbled upon that video somewhere in late 2013. And another trick I just discovered: type in a keyword or keywords into the YT search box, then add "before:YYYY-MM-DD" That should help narrow down the search! So no video games or songs after mid 2015 should help narrow down the search list! I've typed in "sad video game music before:2016-01-01" and I'm currently working on it as we speak. If you have better luck, try this and notify me if you do net something! UPDATE 2: the majority of the MapleStory Short Story videos utilized tracks from Final Fantasy games. Sometimes Apex Legends, Mirai Nikki, Suzuka Television show, Utada Hikaru, Full Metal Alchemist, Shingeki no Kyojin, and Kingdom hearts. But I know for certain one thing: I don't recall that mystery track containing any words or lyrics. So start with Final Fantasy and those games. And another thing to note: The video that contained that song was deleted somewhere mid 2015. I stumbled upon that video somewhere in late 2013. So nothing past the end of 2015 should help narrow down the search list.