[Saio]

This is my second completed remix of a game tune. A while back a friend suggested I remix this song and I had to replay all of FF6 to get a feel for it. Woo.
I decided to name it "Megalomania" in honor of the power-crazed kinda guy Kefka is.

The style is all over the place, and the transitions are (purposefully) abrupt.
I hope you like it.

***OLD*** Saio - Megalomania ***OLD***

EDIT:

Updated January 5, 2007:
All non-synth instruments have been replaced.
Some instruments have been added and a small amount of tweaking has been done to composition.

Give it another go and tell me what you think.
I've kept the old version link for reference if anyone's interested.

Link: Saio - Megalomania

[Turnip]

I dont see how your supposed to play it without registering

[Saio]

It only wants you to register in order to download. It will stream from the site without registration.
It's a little annoying sometimes, but the large amount of music storage is a good thing.

[2Radical]

yea im streaming it and its hella nice

, but sounds so midi

[Saio]

Originally Posted by 2Radical

yea im streaming it and its hella nice

, but sounds so midi

Ah yes, the joys of being financially challenged. :\

[ericharris]

amen to that! Not really bad, the music is good, but i really hate the timbre, if you have sytrus, supposedly you can change the timbre to anything your heart diseres (I still can't figure out what half the buttons do). also the mix is too long, try to edit it a little.

[Goten X]

Originally Posted by Saio

Ah yes, the joys of being financially challenged. :\

There's alot you can get with little to even NO money. You've just got to search around. ;)

I see what you're going for, and the idea is awesome. I just wish the song wasn't so MIDIish. This is pretty solid. I'm still listening to the whole thing, and I haven't been disappointed yet. Great job, and maybe when you have the money, or the right stuff, you can come back to this and use more real sounding sounds.

|GX

[retard18426]

Originally Posted by Goten X

There's alot you can get with little to even NO money. You've just got to search around. ;)

I see what you're going for, and the idea is awesome. I just wish the song wasn't so MIDIish. This is pretty solid. I'm still listening to the whole thing, and I haven't been disappointed yet. Great job, and maybe when you have the money, or the right stuff, you can come back to this and use more real sounding sounds.

|GX

They're right, of course. The arrangement, in my opinion, is simply awesome and extremely captivating. Despite the extensive length of the piece, I did not once find myself bored or wanting it to turn it off. The variations were so different from one another, yet invariably exciting, and the sound quality is really the only thing holding your composition back from being absolutely astounding. I've never actually played FFVI, sadly, but I do recognize this theme from several other remixes that incorporated it in the past. And to be honest, I think the actual arrangement of yours for exceeds that of any of the others I've heard. It's plain as day that you have talent, and I sincerely hope you are able to find a way to improve the sound quality, so this amazing mix can become the jaw-dropping composition it was truly meant to be.

I fully understand your financial situation, I've long wanted to try my own hand at remixing, yet have never had the kind of funds necessary to do so. Perhaps because of this, I find the thought that this piece may never reach its full potential to be very painful. I sincerely hope that you are able to find the necessary resources to truly bring this masterpiece to life... and if anyone here happens to know how I could obtain such resources myself, I would be very grateful.

[SamuraiFoochs #Reload]

I concur with all of the above. If you de-MIDI this bad boy, it would be incredible.

[Scott Scheule]

I agree; the timbre's my only complaint. Compositionally, really well done; the counterpoint's refreshing. The continual modification of the theme keeps it fresh (even so, be careful; we all love Kefka's theme, but there are limits, especially when we're hearing only a phrase of it repeated).