A world tournament for a world music remixing tournament. Simple yet a fantastic idea nonetheless. For me X4 was initially a let down coming from the SNES series. It took a bit to re-adjust myself to the physics, the huge legs, voice acting *shudder*, and the fact that that Capcom really stopped trying to come up with halfway descent boss names (Storm Owl? pick something different Eagle already used that title, use a synonym like zephyr). The game did grow on me though and it had many pluses, like cooler stage designs, the fact you can play as Zero, and a really fun 3-stage Sigma fight. I always liked X2 myself. I think it had the best soundtrack of the SNES games though X3 was close. Also the souped up double arm cannon blast was awesome ;) Knight man is a cool robot master (Good stage music too). My personal favorite from that game was Tomahawk.

Thanks again for sharing Shariq

Mid-Week Interlude Mix For Your Enjoyment -> http://soundcloud.com/darrencsmith/broken-bore-bit

this isn't the first time I've seen this expression used and I still do not understand it

It's a little 5-note hook that people in the greater VGM-remix community like to sneak into tracks.

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listen to my baba yetu remix and the synth transition into the rock. it's really blatant.

How is everything comin' along? Hasn't been much action in this thread. Everyone must be hard at work on their tracks.

The Bad Guy Robots have been working hard, with one MP3 wip established at least as of right now. So I am sure to say we should be guaranteed a sexy entry x)

I have no idea if the Concrete Men will end up being able to do an entry into this final round or not. Schedules aren't lining up for us.

This is what happens when there's a month-long break in between rounds, haha. Durn MAGfest, interruptin' stuff an' bein' too far away for me to go to this year....

These two weeks've been rough schedule-wise for our team, but I've got a nearly finished wip and we're doing recording tonight and tomorrow, so it should all pan out.

I'm working tirelessly to click in velocities and adjust notes because the people on my team click notes in with a mouse and it's maddening, downright maddening. :-D

Hey, that's the only real way. Or record the parts on real instruments. Keyboards are for wimps.