Does anyone know when the Chrono Trigger Mario Paint Composer craze started?

[TriforceofEternity]

Just like the title said.     
 I found out last fall when I was VERY bored I found out onyoutube that people remade Chrono Trigger songs on Mario Paint and some of them are actually very well done.                I believe I was searching for the basic OST and found the links.


From reading youtube comments I found there is this niffty program called Mario Paint Composer and no I don't know when it came out which I discovered around Christmas time last year.           
Well one thing lead to another and I found out a wide variety of video game songs have been remade using the tools on Mario Paint.

MPC also has expanded the # of instruments available from the traditional software.   


Does anyone know when this out of control wildfire began to spread?

[ZombieBucky]

i do believe it started when mario paint came out on the snes. it had a composer so that was cool. and then someone expanded it and made it into its own program. thats when it started.

[Truthordeal]

H. C. Bailly.

That is all.

[neo-fusion]

HC Bailly is the freaking man.

His CT playthrough is hilarious and just plain rocks. I reccomend all of his Let's Play videos.

[Acacia Sgt]

I agree. And he will soon do one for Cross, which will be the next one after the current one (FFVI).

[GenesisOne]

Could you, by any chance, post the url?

It sounds really interesting since I've had my fair share of fun with MPC.

[TriforceofEternity]

Look.  I am actually serious.   I discovered it last winter and am really curious as to when all this took off.

I discouvered YouTube a year before that and all the hatefull comments associated..................................... .

Sorry I posted late but I was just going to respond last night when the server went down a bit after midnight.   I was going to make a quick reply before headin to bed but alas.......................................

I am also not much of a forum person as I prefer having fun doing things like Google Earth instead of eating up Chrono Compendium's bandwidth.