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As requested, @DarkeSword, I am a forum account now. Successor team plz

You know what? Why not?:) Either team, doesn't matter. Edit, I think I would like the original Mega Man team. Older stuff is more my style;)

count me in, either team

Count me in!

i am so, so in

Throwing my name into the ring!

You know that baby I've gotta join this.

Absolutely it will be needed ❤️

I'm a specialist in one particular field but if that speciality is needed I'd be happy to provide.

up for either team. see u there cuties ❤️

Epic Idk how this all works I just made my account

. . . Put me in coach. IDM any team.

I’m in! Happy to be on either team 🤘🤘🤘

Welcome to Game Set Mash!!, a team-based, long-form competition format for the OC ReMix community! Current Status Now recruiting teams! Check out the What are the rules about teams? section of this post for info. Post in this thread if you want to participate. Scoreboard 2 points are awarded for each submission, and additional 2 points were awarded for each match-up won. In the case of a tie, 1 point is awarded to each team. | Mega Man | Successors | --------+-----------------+-------------------+ Round 1 | 0(sub) 0(won) | 0(sub) 0(won) | Round 2 | 0(sub) 0(won) | 0(sub) 0(won) | Round 3 | 0(sub) 0(won) | 0(sub) 0(won) | --------+-----------------+-------------------+ Total | 0 | 0 | What are the games we're remixing? The time around we're celebrating the music of Mega Man and the music of games that have taken up Mega Man's mantle. Mega Man - Mega Man 4, Mega Man X4, Mega Man Zero 4 Successors - Mighty Gunvolt Burst, 30XX, Gravity Circuit Each franchise features more games than just the initial three, but for the purposes of this competition we're going to limit to those first games. What are the rules about teams? I want to make things easy and accessible for people to participate, so there's no maximum on team size, but I'll be asking people to do their best to even out the teams once we have all of our participants signed up. There are no rules about who has to be a primary arranger for a track from week to week. Teams will be free to organize and determine how each of the three remixes gets covered. Using your teammates for collaboration and feedback is highly encouraged. Game Set Mash!! is run primarily on OCR's Discord server, so you need to make sure you join up there. I'm new to GSM, how does the competition work? Participating remixers will form 2 teams of at least 3 members each. Each team will be assigned a set of 3 games. The competition lasts 6-7 weeks, with 10-day mixing rounds alternating with 4-day voting periods. At the start of the mixing round, each team will choose and reveal 1 source tune from each of their 3 games. Each source will be paired with another source from the opposing team, for a total of 3 pairs. Each team will be responsible for writing 3 remixes for the week that combine (or mash) both source tunes in each pair. At the end of the mixing round, we'll upload the remixes and have a community vote. Voters will vote on the 3 remixes that did the best job of mashing the two source tunes together. Teams will accumulate a score based on how many of the community votes they win. In the next mixing round, we'll rotate which games get paired up with opposing games.

Usually I find stuff that's this heavy, loud, and hard-hitting to be exhausting, but this is great! Love the chip leads, love the heavy af kick, and it has enough variance to keep it interesting throughout.

What did you think? Post your opinion of this ReMix.

American folk music isn't usually my style, but I like the way The Hit Points do it (bluegrass I reckon). I tried to make "Blue Lava, Grass Landing" work in this list, but I couldn't find the perfect spot for it.

I love the way these themes are blended together, and the music style is right up my alley. Whether that alley is on the streets of Halloween Town or ends with a smokey bar in a film noir detective movie. I can't wait to hear more from The Key Combo!

At first, the composition sounds really interesting - it reminds me somehow of atmospheric NES game soundtracks from video games like Shadowgate in a more modern version. )) When listening less intently, nothing stands out negatively, either rhythmically or tonally. When listening very intently, I noticed a passage that sounds slightly strange, namely the transition from minute 0:29 to 0:30 (actually almost exactly at minute 0:30). There seems to be a dissonant note in the chord that either doesn't belong to the key or where the notes within the key form a less harmonious chord that doesn't seem to be the best choice at this point, or the notes in the chord are even neighboring notes in the key (and therefore clash tonally with each other). Just try increasing the interval in the chord a little according to the key, or perhaps try octavating the disturbing note.

This is really cool!

Just to take a quote from the composer: "My goal for this remix was to create something inspired by 90s happy hardcore music, which was a favorite back in my teens." Well I certainly appreciate that! I didn't even know what "Happy Hardcore" was growing up, but in 2001 I found OCRemix and was introduced to the genre through various zelda/megaman remixes that utilized this style. They certainly bring a unique energy and vibe, one that I dig. And it is fantastic to see that style alive today on the site still! One of the things I've found, not a bad thing, is that the musical variety has expanded tremendously from the early days of mostly electronic style genres on this site. Nonetheless those remain my favorite, so I am always a little extra happy when they are released in modern times. Huzzah.

I went into this particular piece with low expectations. Not due to the composer, style, or anything of that nature. It's this particular theme, which, in my many skyrim playthroughs, popular media, and other avenues has been exhausted to where I have lost appreciation for it. This fantastic interpretation felt more like an epic movie score in those old classic films of the 50s or something? Or maybe it's just because classical music is so popular in film. Either way, what an enjoyable experience, in particular that build-up from 6 minutes to 7 minutes, whatever was going on there struck me deeply, some kind of feeling of doom, or portent, it was chaotic and beautiful and melancholy all at once for me. Anyway this is clearly a SUPER talented individual so I thank you for sharing this with the community and giving me a new appreciation for the original piece which is a great thing as well.

Thanks for your contribution, I had looped this 4x before I realized it. What can I say, a fun listen, nice and easy and breezy, just what you need during a study break!