Album: Super Metroid: Relics of the Chozo
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- Catalog Number: OCRA-0001
- Game(s): Super Metroid
- Published: 2003-09-12by OverClocked ReMix
- Media: Digital Release (1 discs, 19 tracks)
Credits
- Game Composers
- Arrangers
Discussion: Latest 15 comments/reviews; view the No see, what they gotta do is buy a pair of Air Asulins and learn
to jump/remix and maybe sell Hanes underwear and hot dogs.
- Monobrow on July 13, 2009
- Monobrow on July 13, 2009
someone did a pic one time for a bottle of "Ari Insulin". That'd be
pretty close to injectable.
- m68030 on May 25, 2009
- m68030 on May 25, 2009
jebushatesu;166883 wrote:
Escaping Retribution is truly incredible. Is there a way to get Protricity condensed into liquid form and injected intraveinously?
OHHhhhhhh.... if you ever find out a way, I want 6 million shares of stock.
- The_Mighty_KELP on April 17, 2009
I'd just like to call out some naysayers and bump this thread! I'd
still say after all this time that this project is right up at the
top of my favorite album projects from this site - and it was the
first! That's a hard bar to reach. I definitely think some of the
best music OCR has produced is in it, and more importantly it's by
far OCR's most cohesive project in atmosphere and in continuity -
really, this is OCR's only "album", where the rest are just
compilations - excluding maybe Rise of the Star. I do like the
ambient tracks too, just as much as the others. All of Prot's
tracks on this are gold, and the others are excellent.
Check this out if you haven't. Its only weaknesses are the ambient tracks which understandably aren't some people's cup of tea (but I still feel are very necessary to atmosphere). I remember listening to this back when it came out, and I still listen to it today! In fact, I'm listening to it RIGHT NOW. [i]Are you?[/i]
- Antipode on February 22, 2009
Check this out if you haven't. Its only weaknesses are the ambient tracks which understandably aren't some people's cup of tea (but I still feel are very necessary to atmosphere). I remember listening to this back when it came out, and I still listen to it today! In fact, I'm listening to it RIGHT NOW. [i]Are you?[/i]
- Antipode on February 22, 2009
Digital Coma;50009 wrote: I'm posting for Ari - grab the full cover package including jpegs here: [b]http://supertux.com/~aasulin/ROTC_Covers.rar[/b]
The final covers that weren't released are also included; direct links to them are:
[b]http://supertux.com/~aasulin/rotc_front_final.jpg[/b]
[b]http://supertux.com/~aasulin/rotc_back_final.jpg[/b]
Here ya go. As for the labeling, I wouldn't think it matters how ya do it.:tomatoface:
- The Unsung Plumber on June 16, 2008
MY turn to post. I second the request for the .jpg/.gif files for
cover art (for use in media players, specifically iTunes). I'd also
like to know what's the preferred way of labelling everything
before I burn a copy (I'm a nitpick). I'm currently using the
Every-Word-Is-Capitalized format, as seen on file names (I put the
slash back into 'Change & Passing'), the album is set as a
compilation (to allow for artist names to show with the track
title, as well as labelling the album artist as "Various Artists")
and as a gapless album (with the burn option set to 0 seconds
between tracks just in case), and the track and disc numbers are
fully filled. What I'm kinda trumped on is what to label the album
("RotC", SM:RotC", "RotC-ASMMC", etc.), whether what main-site
track comments there are should be included in the comment field
(wouldn't hurt), and how to label composers (I might could see who
did which originals).
On the note of gaplessness, anyone know if FFVII:VotL (or is it just "VotL"?) is gapless-intended?
- TJF588 on June 15, 2008
On the note of gaplessness, anyone know if FFVII:VotL (or is it just "VotL"?) is gapless-intended?
- TJF588 on June 15, 2008
I have a question aimed specifically at the creators of Relics of
the Chozo and more generally at people in this thread:
Would anyone object (or better yet, think it was a good idea) to uploading the MP3 version, taken from the .wav files at 320kbps, onto a torrent tracker? I have no problem doing it and was actually thinking about it, but figured I'd ask.
- Sensai on May 14, 2008
Would anyone object (or better yet, think it was a good idea) to uploading the MP3 version, taken from the .wav files at 320kbps, onto a torrent tracker? I have no problem doing it and was actually thinking about it, but figured I'd ask.
- Sensai on May 14, 2008
if this is a late call i'm sorry but i've found a way of how to
have this Project in one large file (WAV, MP3 OGG Vorbis,
eetc.)
for anyone who'd like to know how this is done, all you need is Audacity and the project in whatever format.
1. Open Audaicty
2. Open the first track of the album on one window and the second track on another window (for this example 01 - Protricity - Premonition Of Fell Purpose (Title) and 02 - Vigilante - So It Begins... (Intro Theme)
3. on the second track (mainly the second window with Track 02) click on EDIT point to SELECT and click on ALL or press CTRL+A to select all lines of that track.
4. Click EDIT again but afterwards click copy or CTRL+C.
5. on the first track (mainly the first window) paste the selection of the second track just in front of the first. that way you'll get something like a track that's about 6m:12s long but with the first two track on it.
6. then open up the third track in another window and repeat steps 3 and 4.
you should then have a very long track about 15 minutes long.
7. repeat steps 3.6 with the other tracks and you should end up with the SMProject in one non-stop file.
- TrueLugia121 on January 23, 2008
for anyone who'd like to know how this is done, all you need is Audacity and the project in whatever format.
1. Open Audaicty
2. Open the first track of the album on one window and the second track on another window (for this example 01 - Protricity - Premonition Of Fell Purpose (Title) and 02 - Vigilante - So It Begins... (Intro Theme)
3. on the second track (mainly the second window with Track 02) click on EDIT point to SELECT and click on ALL or press CTRL+A to select all lines of that track.
4. Click EDIT again but afterwards click copy or CTRL+C.
5. on the first track (mainly the first window) paste the selection of the second track just in front of the first. that way you'll get something like a track that's about 6m:12s long but with the first two track on it.
6. then open up the third track in another window and repeat steps 3 and 4.
you should then have a very long track about 15 minutes long.
7. repeat steps 3.6 with the other tracks and you should end up with the SMProject in one non-stop file.
- TrueLugia121 on January 23, 2008
Does anyone have the all the cover art that was posted on here a
long time ago as an image format, including the unreleased art? I
don't understand why it was decided to use a Nero format for it.
I'd just like a .jpg or a .gif. Also, why are they still seeding
this without jpgs in the rar? Makes no sense to me. They should
reupload the torrent with the art.
Thanks in advance for your help.
- Mad Dog on January 14, 2008
Thanks in advance for your help.
- Mad Dog on January 14, 2008
akachrismorgan;45514 wrote: .wav files can easily get corrupted in data transfers like bittorrent.
That's a lie. Bittorrent uses checksums and won't signal 100% download until all parts pass checks.
The only reason you'd get errors anyways, is if your RAM is broken. Try memtest86 if you have problems.
- TenOfTen on August 30, 2007
The torrent is not working for me :-(
I'm using Azureus. The Tracker status says "OK (:dht)", but it stays on the red face. I know almost nothing about torrents, so what does that meaaan?
- Jaybell on July 27, 2007
I'm using Azureus. The Tracker status says "OK (:dht)", but it stays on the red face. I know almost nothing about torrents, so what does that meaaan?
- Jaybell on July 27, 2007
it's hard to believe how good this album is. I stumbled across it
about a half year ago, and there is never a bad time to listen to
it.
Escaping Retribution is truly incredible. Is there a way to get Protricity condensed into liquid form and injected intraveinously?
- jebushatesu on December 3, 2006
Escaping Retribution is truly incredible. Is there a way to get Protricity condensed into liquid form and injected intraveinously?
- jebushatesu on December 3, 2006
watkinzez wrote:
http://smproject.ocremix.org/
Possibly the 'How to get rid of ogg vorbis playback static in winamp!!!' heading.
D'oh! I should've taken actual time to look around the site. ;) Thanks alot! :)
Edit: Except it doesn't work completely. The crackling in track 8 is fixed, but I'm still getting annoying clicks at the start of track 7.
- ShadowLord on October 8, 2006
ShadowLord wrote: I recently downloaded the project (in ogg format) and I've heard quite a few annoying clicks and pops so far. Mainly at the start of track #7 (Unsettling Nature). Is this intentional or not?
Also then there's track #8 that crackles alot when the bass reaches loud notes.
Am I the only one getting this?
http://smproject.ocremix.org/
Possibly the 'How to get rid of ogg vorbis playback static in winamp!!!' heading.
- watkinzez on October 8, 2006
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