*NO* Final Fantasy 'Dancing Crystals'

[djpretzel]

I wasn't sure if the other e-mail got through, I never recieved a conformation mail, or you all had just blocked hotmail, so I got a e-mail account here and used it

Remixer name: Robatto Man-Faye (I think he's cute.) Remix name: Dancing Crystals Game - Final Fantasy Tune remixed - Prelude

Not the most original of selections, but I'm very fond of it, as FF1NES got me into the whole gaming scene.
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[danny B]

This is about as basic as it gets. This it what it would sound like if you put a midi of the prelude into a trance-machine.

Sure it's not exactly the same as the original, but there really is no effort here to make this anything but a sped-up, trancified version of the original. With such a widely known and known theme, there has got to be at least an inkling of originality.

Nice electronica song, but doesn't really qualify as a true rearrangement, i'd say.

NO

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[DarkeSword]

Yeah. This is basically the original over dance drums. Not even very interesting dance drums. Pleasant enough to listen to, but it's there's really NO interpretation here at all. Not even so much as a countermelody. Nothing.

[Protricity]

Whoa, sped up spc rip a mundo. Please no more verbatim rips.

NO

[GrayLightning]

Definitely covered by the other judges. I agree. Very minimal arrangement here. OCR requires more arrangement work. I really like the style and blending of elements in here though. It's very pleasant. Work on arranging your mix more if you want to submit - change up the structure, form, add your own progressions, melodic or harmonic expansion, countermelody, anything. Something to qualify more arrangement work done to the mix. Not bad though, it is a fun mix. But without much arrangement work here, it's a NO.