ReMix: Metroid 'MetMixPro'
- Game: Metroid (Nintendo, 1986, NES)
- ReMixer(s): Scratty411
- Composer(s): Hirokazu Tanaka
- Song(s): 'Title'
- Posted: 2002-10-27, evaluated by the judges
DarkCecil13 summed this up well: "Mmm... Decent percussion, cool panning, though - The introduction and the ending both don't pass as überl33t, though the mid-parts make up for it - Regardless, I found this mix mostly enjoyable. Not bad for newcomer scratty411." - this is some good Metroid work, if not inspired, that's brief but uses its time effectively to develop some interesting and retro/nostalgic flavors. Could have been a bit more ambient and sonically edgier - this genre essentially requires high-quality DSP and upper-echelon samples and mixing - but what's here is enjoyable as a nice interlude.
- Nutritious on October 30, 2009
Well, I guess i made up my own ideas of this piece but hey! that's what you gotta do. keeps things interesting. I think this piece would have gotten boring if it had been any longer.
- SoulinEther on December 9, 2008
The rise was far beyond impressive!
Pretty much, almost everything collaborated together as of 1:44 the drums seemed a little cut off when the switch happened.
Now just because he used(awesome) dated sounding tones does NOT mean it isn't a good song. You have to pick carefully with the tones though to make sure you don't blow anybody's ear off.
Scratty411, You chose wisely.
The ending is just perfect timing to show that you just got beat dropped. (no offence Beatdrop, your fantastic)
This last sentence is very weird but I can't find this mix fantastic or impressive as of it being much, much better than that. "This remix is orgasmic" :nicework:
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- Dragonmind on November 18, 2008
Sorry :-(
- OA on July 16, 2007
- AshDragon on October 14, 2006
- Alianger on August 11, 2005
- Kxo Krazoa 6 on June 15, 2004
- hobs0n on November 21, 2002
I really like it. Its like a Pepsi BLUE, while not that great, its a refreshing change which pleases my curiousity taste buds :) great job!
- neostormx on October 28, 2002
My gripe would be the drum part at 1:23. It seems to skip a little, and not in a typical break fashion, but maybe that's just me. And the ending was a little bit abrupt and should've either ended on one of those distorted bass hits, or with a more gradual fade out.
But all in all a decent piece.
- Ryan8bit on October 28, 2002
This remix was done very very well! I'm very impressed. It stayed within the song's originality, yet sounded different and up to date. It's a song you could put on a Metroid remake.
Superb job, DJ.
- Yusaku999 on October 27, 2002
Like how it starts out with that little creepy feeling, then the melody kicking in. (Not musically-inclined, dunno the technical words i wanna use :P). Pretty damn good for a first remix. Should be a little longer, atleast I think Scratty411 could've gotten some more outta there.
- Majin GeoDooD on October 27, 2002
::rushes to "Judges Decisions" forum to see how he could have possibly missed this one...::
Oh! Guess I missed this one. Oh well. I guess a song can get through from time to time without having a "NO" on it. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Just kidding. But seriously folks, I have no idea what this song sounds like because I've never downloaded it and the site is experiencing technical difficulties right now.
Ok. Done downloading, thanks to the wonderful people at #ocremix (thanks majin). Spram said it best, I think. It really does pick up and get catchy only to let you down like pizza without the followup mouthful of soda to wash it down. Even if you DON'T finish downloading it, you've basically heard it. It's a great little sound, but it doesn't go anywhere and just fades out after that. Very much of a let down. But the concept is good. Kind of bittersweet. Anyway, it sounds like a good WIP, but not complete.
DC
- Disco Dan on October 27, 2002
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