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Remixer Name: Over the Map Real Names: Warren Bray, Colin Sanders, Chris Semoff Email: mr.colinsanders@gmail.com Name of Game Arranged: Mother 3 Name of Individual Songs Arranged: Memory of Tatsumairi, In the Room --------- "Between Frogs" Composed By: Shogo Sakai Arranged By: Colin Sanders Performed By: Over the Map Warren Bray on Bass/Drums Colin Sanders on Piano/Keyboards/Melodica/Drums Chris Semoff on Guitar I like to think of this rendition as an adventure in itself—the journey from one save frog to the next. In the Earthbound universe a lot can happen between saves. The game's rich scenarios fertilized with interesting characters and dialogue allow things to move along quickly. Similarly, we try to waste little time moving from part to part. Since this is a Japanese only game I think I should explain the source material in a bit more depth. The original song is called "Happy Town?" (#126 in the Sound Player) which approximates to "Memory of Tatsumairi" off the Mother 3i album. Anyone in Canada or the US can download the album off of iTunes. This song is played in several different ways throughout the game though they all roughly translate to "this is the song for your home town." The piece lends itself well to the many heroes in the game setting out to do what they do best—kicking ass! As well, we throw in "In the Room (#48)" for some good reggae measure. In our arrangement, I imagine the Pig Masks flying over Lucas's home in Tatsumairi blaring this reggae bit from their loud speakers. Finally, I would like to point out how our soloing is similar to the Mother 3 battle system, where each character can create their own musical piece by fighting to the beat of the battle music. This was a challenging project for all of us, but I hope that there are some fans out there to enjoy it. Colin Sanders ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ While I found Mother 3i, thanks for CHz for tracking down the tunes from the actual Mother 3 soundtrack. Mother 3 - "Happy Town?..." & "In the Room" Mother 3i - (10) "Memory of Tatsumairi" An enjoyable track. Very reminiscent of the style of The OneUps. But...this is too much of a cover. Same tempo, same structure, overall similar instrumentation. Not a unique enough arrangement. Doesn't end the same way as "Memory of Tatsumairi" with the genteel dropoff focused on the piano (used only briefly here), but the jazzy parts are close enough to the originals where I felt they drag down the overall package as far as the standards are concerned. Same with the reggae-fied take on "In the Room" from 1:47-2:08. A shame too, because I definitely give more leeway to any live performance, due to the performers needing to learn the parts. More personalized flair, new rhythms, new writing for the supporting parts, different instrumentation ideas that are more pronounced, those kind of things would push a more cover-style rendition of a theme into acceptable territory. Right now, what's here is cool, and I don't mean to take away from that. IMO, this performance was a very natural extension of territory that "Memory of Tatsumairi" didn't come close to in covering "Happy Town?...", and I'm definitely gonna be keeping it. But relative to our standards, most of the part-writing is simply covered, even some of the supporting instrumentation. And the overall structure, tone, tempo and energy is the same as the Mother 3 and 3i tracks, which makes this a no-go. Those things don't all have to be different at once, and you guys took some of that in the right direction, but for here you'd have to take that further. Hope to hear more from you guys in the future, so don't be discouraged, as I really like your style. With more time/practice, Over the Map could give The OneUps some competition as far as jazz and funk VGM bands. It's really nice to hear another group like yours with great potential. If you guys were willing to revisit this, I'd love to hear another take of this with more effort to stand apart from the original and arranged versions of the source tunes. NO (resubmit)

Actually a new version of his 2002 ReMix - LT hey there, its been a LOOONG time since I've submitted anything... I Submitted way back..the GOLDEN AXE 2002 remix, and NINJA GAIDEN " emulated", I hope u guys like this NEW mix from an old game for the NES.. take care --------------------------------------------------------------- Though your handle is Emulator and you're trying to brand your mixes in a way, I wouldn't name everything "Emulated"; it's gets boring. I'd suggest naming your arrangements something unique that incorporates the word "Emulated" in there if you want. With this game for example, you could do something like "Riot Fleet Emulated" or "Emulated A.I." No big deal, but I figured I'd mention it. http://www.zophar.net/nsf/zanac.zip - Track 30 http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR00571/ - Zanac 'X-Mix' Starting things off, this was a good sound upgrade compared to the earlier ReMix. Definitely more complexity here, with better beats, new writing underneath the melody, and a new, lengthier breakdown section. It changed up into a more beat-driven take on the source at 1:03. There, the synth design could have been more unique. Back into the stuff from the first iteration at 1:31. Ooh, poor changeup at 1:58. The beat pattern changed too abruptly. The production also took a weird turn where the beats and synths suddenly sounded squeaky clean and a lot thinner/flimsier after the prior sections which had a lot of delay effects and pads involved to fill out the soundscape. You've gotta smooth out the changing of the beat rhythm and the textures, otherwise it sounds jarring. You thought it through better from 2:51-2:54, moving back into the thicker textures; definitely stronger execution there. Arrangement-wise, I think this stands apart enough from the original ReMix, where I wouldn't have a problem passing this as well. To me, it's substantively different enough, noting Section 6, Part 5 of the Standards. But I think this needs some production love to get this in a lot better shape. Putting more meat on the 1:58-2:51 section and getting more creative with the core beats and lead synth sound would help this in a major way. Doing that and fixing up that awkward transition at 1:58 would really put this over the top and have everything clicking right. Definitely touch this up for the victory. NO (resubmit)

jigwolf Jig Wolf krazyjakee@gmail.com www.indecks.org http://www.ocremix.org/forums/member.php?u=22473 Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time Deku Tree () I put this up for discussion in the work in progress section, this is my second submission to ocremix. It's strange how after i had put it all together i had a few comments about how it sounded quite eastern european. Some of the darker areas of zelda have this style of music, its quite gripping so i thought i would have a bash at compiling a track with a load of new equipment i have here. Unfortunately the music project file has become corrupt, i have changed things around since my last attempt on the forum but i'm pleased with the result. ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.zophar.net/usf/lozusf.rar - 03 "Deku Tree" The first 11 seconds or so felt like a MIDI rip with a sound upgrade, but that wasn't a huge deal in the big picture. Starting at 1:13, the reliance on (potentially preset) drumloops to fill out your background hurt this on some level. The groove there felt pretty tacked on, though I loved the delayed fadeout transition on the drums at 2:13. Ugh, the countermelody at 2:20 just sounded both cheap and out of place when it was moved into the foreground (compare it to the usage at 1:41). The texture of that with the melody and drumloops didn't mesh well at all. There was some decent development of the arrangement, with new elements being added in on top of the melody, but the various parts simply didn't join together cohesively once the track picked up at 1:13. NO

ReMixer Names: Another Soundscape, Fishy Real names: uh.... Mattias Häggström Gerdt, Cain ReMix Title: Mako Eyes Game: Final Fantasy 7 Song ReMixed: Lifestream Anso: Cain and I started this during the final breath of VotL and, because of various reasons, couldn't finish it in time. Then one day we realized that.. well, what we had kicked major ass. So we took some time with it, Cain recorded his very awesome guitars and I touched up the rest and here we are! I tried to capture the feeling you get from the story around Lifestream. Something constantly flowing that's really the essence of all organic life. This made me work a lot with the pads to make a solid but constantly evolving soundscape to base the song upon. I used LFO-controlled filters with great success and I think I managed to create something that's interesting to listen to. I'm actually surprised how well this worked with the more "traditional" instruments like the guitar, the strings and the mellotron flute. Cain was very easy to work with, he's an amazing musician and a solid producer. I'm really happy we did this, even though it didn't make VotL, because I really enjoyed this and I hope others do too. Fishuh: The nutters who "came out of nowhere" unite for great justice. Basically, if I wasn't such a lazy ass this probably would've been on votl. We decided we should remix Lifestream as it was one of the cooler undone tracks, and AnSo put all this effort into this massive beautiful morphing ball of sound, and then I put all this effort into waiting for my sound card to arrive as my old one broke. So anyway, the intro stuff was acheived using a combination of my whammy bar, a slide and my volume pedal. AnSo told me to solo at the end but I really didn't want to ruin an understated arrangement with pointless wank, so I held back. Its great fun to hear all the weird stuff that crazy swede comes up with. I sorta kinda did the final master, for some reason... I had to use a compressor and shit... Whats up with that. Also I checked with zircon that he didn't mind me submitting, as anso already submitted recently. He said it was cool if I did it. Peace. Fishuh :3 ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://tzone.org/~llin/psf/packs2/FF7_psf.rar - 302 "Life Stream" I would have VBRed this at a higher bitrate, if only because it sounded rather lossy. I think the parts could have sounded cleaner and better separated, especially the 1:55-2:32 section. Maybe we can get a new version before it goes up. Just noting I also felt the fadeout to close this ended abruptly, with the volume not completely fading down; a bit awkward. Otherwise, a rock solid arrangement that retains the feel the source tune while amping up the energy level twofold. Definitely a shame this wasn't completed for Voices of the Lifestream, as this would have fit the project like a glove. :'-( Creatively, this definitely feels on the same level. Nice collaborative work, gentlemen. YES

Hello, Well, My second submission is all about Megaman 2. The music from the MetalMan Stage always intrigued me to a degree, and so I dedicated this Remix to it. First, the official information: Contact Information: Remixer name: DJ-Arthur Real Name: Arthur van Dijk Email Address: arthur@studio88.nl Website: none yet UserID: 20864 Submission Information: Link: Name of Remix: Enter The MetalMan Program used: Orion Platinum Version 7.1 File Specifications: Type: MP3 Size: 3,77MB Length: 3:17 minutes Sound format: 44.1 kHz, Stereo Bit rate: Constant, 160kb/s Name of game remixed: Megaman2 Name of Song remixed: BGM from the stage of MetalMan Information about the game: Already present on the site Link to the Original song: Already present on the site Own Comments: Ahem, well, here goes… I was just playing around in Orion actually, building some musical themes for my comic, when I accidentally wrote some bars that kind of resembled the MetalMan stage from MegaMan2, one of my first games to own for the NES. That inspired me to take on that stage’s music as a remix. This is the result. It relies a bit on the Bass line to carry the song through, though I think it varies enough. I’m particularly happy with the part where the Square head Synth comes in around 1:33. Anyways, I hope this will get to be an addition to you already huge database of great remixes of great Artists of which I’m not yet worthy of being mentioned in the same breath... Well, I hope you like it! Greetzzz, Arthur van Dijk ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.zophar.net/nsf/megaman2.zip - Track 6 ("Metalman Stage") Not terrible, though the sounds and processing were on the generic side, especially the supporting parts. The textures were a bit empty despite filling out the soundfield adequately. Short and sweet: with more creative synth design, more complexity, creativity & evolution in the supporting writing, and maybe an additional element or two to help fill things out and this would more likely be good to go. The arrangement definitely has promise, but you've haven't realized its potential. Keep working on this, Arthur! NO (resubmit)

Musicalman arranged ,performed , recorded by Pascal Lamarche info@pascallamarche.com game: Metal gear title:snake's revenge ------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.zophar.net/nsf/metlgear.zip - Track 2 The treble's too high on this one, IMO, with the cymbals coming in way too hot. That should be fixed before it goes up. Loved the dropoff at 1:26, more at the 1:37 section with the subtle guitar work. The brass work at 1:52 felt a bit exposed, but was still more than serviceable. Otherwise, just a rock solid arrangement to me. The rhythm of the drums under the source tune did feel a little repetitive, but that was minor amidst the rest of the creativity here. Some good dynamics in the middle to keep things fresh, good soloing, and good energy. Even though virt's Splatterhouse arrangement was easily my highest scorer when I voted on the competition, I can definitely can see how this won the MAGFest DoD month. Solid debut from Pascal; I'm definitely looking forward to hearing a lot more from you. YES (conditional)

An optimist! - LT * OA * Your real name * andrewluers@gmail.com * oceansend.com * 14963 Submission Information * Terraenigma * Europe * No comments; they'll just sound dumb when this gets rejected

* Your ReMixer name - Kidd Cabbage * Your real name - Jonathan Peros * Your email address - jdperos@hotmail.com * Your website - http://kiddcabbage.scott-bloom.com * Your userid - 21995 * Name of game(s) arranged - Super Metroid * Name of individual song(s) arranged - Green Brinstar (Brinstar 1) * Remix name - Fuzzy Green Feeling First off, this song has a whole slew of stylistic influences. From progressive to funk to grunge to dance to melodic death metal. I guess that's what the term 'progressive metal' is for though. Green Brinstar has always been one of my favorite songs from the game, although one of the hardest to fit into my style. The drums in this song were intense, to say the least. It took me about three times as long to program out these drums, compared to the normal amount of time, but I would definitely say that it was worth it. I tried some new things in the production, and I think it turned out well. I got rid of a lot of the mud heard in some of my previous mixes, and didn't need to squish this one up near as much. The solo in this song was the hardest thing I've ever had to record, but I like the way it turned out and how it transitioned from the synth solo. As always, a very energy-packed mix, and I'm very happy with it. I hope you are, too!

Hi Yall! My name is Mike and i got a little song for you! its called jenova flavored materia and was made with reason 4 with some refills and stuff. none of it is performed live (except i did play it all on my keyboard to sequence it into reason) its only 3.5 minutes. short but sweet. have fun listening to this song while you dream of eating laffy taffy! (prob strawberry flavord goo or sompin) but anyways heres the link. http://1makes2.tripod.com/ Enjoy! Michael O’Shea Soundforu@hotmail.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- http://tzone.org/~llin/psf/packs2/FF7_psf.rar - 214 "J-E-N-O-V-A" The production/sound balance was a bit rough, but I was feeling the intro. When things picked up at :41, there was a huge gap somewhere in the frequency range, because the soundfield felt EMPTY. The percussion work here was definitely not getting the job done in filling out the track, plus the track was sounding pretty lossy despite the 188kbps encoding. Seems like this needed some EQ love. I liked the lead at 1:06 moving from the right to left ear with some good panning, a lot more obvious to catch at 2:08. Still lots of empty space and poor balance here, and some decent percussion work that still felt a bit barebones here with nothing much else going on but that, the melody and one supporting part. The leads could have stood out more and sounded cleaner. The sounds were on the cheap-sounding side, but I'll leave it to other Js to better articulate how that could be improved via post-production if they'd like to. Aside from that, you've gotta add some more flesh on the bones with some additional part writing to fill out the soundfield, while toning down the muddying effects here. Keep working on this though, Mike, and using the resources at the forums to help you continue your improvement; you're definitely heading in the right direction, and I liked a lot of the ideas here. I think you've already done a decent job in giving J-E-N-O-V-A your own flavor, so don't be discouraged, even if you don't hit front page paydirt with this one. EDIT (2/21): Sorry, I only got the revised version now after being behind on the submissions inbox. Re-listening to this, it seemed like I had no idea why I NOed, then it moved over into 1:07, and that's when it all came back to me. The drumwork was really flimsy and background sounded very empty when you changed the drums. Then 2:08, it's back to doing some good stuff; textures seemed stronger again, then 2:23, back to flimsiness when you changed the drumkit. The effects you're using to thicken the piece up don't do a good job of masking when your supporting instrumentation is too thin. This was definitely an improvement, but it's not gonna majorly change my vote; the sound balance was improved, but some of the sections were still pretty empty despite the attempt to use effects to thicken everything. Work on filling out the gaps, but be careful you don't clutter up the piece too much in the attempt. That's why I said before you'll probably need to dial back the thickening effects a bit. NO (resubmit)

Contact Info: Remixer Name: DeathBySpoon User ID: 11105 Remix Info: Game Remixed: Contra: Hard Corps Song Remixed: "The Hard Corps" and "GTR Attack!" Comments: Alrighty, here's my second attempt at a submission. Hard Corps has some awesome music, and I haven't seen any coverage of it at all, so I figured I'd give my favorite song a shot. Not much else to say, thanks for taking the time to listen to my track!

This guy turned 28 today! You're still young, bro. (I'd say that even if you were turning 87.) Feel the Wisconsan heat! But seriously, have a good one, and of course looking forward to whatever arrangements (and originals) you've got cooking for the community this coming year! Keep up the good work! (Yes, I used Jeremy's B-day message as a template. But you would too! I can't believe they're the same birthday, 4 years apart.) But with some unique comments for Derek, man, you came out of nowhere with the FF6 "Cantata for Dancing" collabs with Jeremy last year. I'm sure Part III's gonna be awesome. Here's to that and anything else you've got on the horizon!

Just letting you know I blogged about this, Patrick. Thanks a lot for releasing this! http://www.vgfrequency.com/?p=444

This guy turned 24 today! Gettin old, bro. (I'd say that even if you were turning 12.) Feel the Canadian heat! But seriously, have a good one, and of course looking forward to whatever arrangements (and originals) you've got cooking for the community this coming year! Keep up the good work!

Yep. Keep your trap shut.

Shaun hooked it up with a fixed version. Please re-listen to the track, linked in the original post. I'm a solid YES on this one now, all the relevant issues holding this back have been fixed.

I thought you West Coasters supported each other. Thanks for submitting some material, guys. I'd say what it was, but don't want to spoil it. I'm looking forward to it going up on the front page soon!

Well, that's a hell of a surprise. Well, in the coming months, we likely know more than we need to know about what happened.

* Your ReMixer name: Nekofrog * Your real name : Justin Jones * Your email address : jtjones@manchester.edu * Your website : www.gamesarefun.com * Your userid : 5151 * Remix Link: * Name of game(s) arranged : Xenogears * Name of individual song(s) arranged : Awakening (with one overlapping melody from Omen -- both songs share the same melody) * Additional information about game : Composer is Yasunori Mitsuda, system is PS1, * Link to the original soundtrack: * Your own comments about the mix: I first played Xenogears in 1998 when it came out (still have my copy ) and was enthralled. As time went on I learned to recognize its obvious shortcomings, which I think led me appreciate the game differently. It's not perfect by any means -- there's a lot I'd chop out of it -- but by and large it's enjoyable. The soundtrack pretty much makes the game for me. I've always felt that "Awakening" and "Omen" were the standout tracks, so I wanted to take "Awakening" and apply to it the "this is my world, and I'm ready to take it back" feeling. The name of the remix is "Mechanical God |Create|Corrupt|Consume|" in reference to Deus (badass robot) as the creator, the corrupter, and eventually the consumer. Durrrr. Tech talk: Recorded in Steinberg Nuendo with an Ibanez SZ520 into a PodXT Live processor. Drumkit From Hell used for the drums.

Contact Information * Your ReMixer name - waffleboy5787 * Sam Antonioli * waffleboy5787@msn.com Submission Information * Super Mario Galaxy - Wii * Mix of Gusty Garden Galaxy and "Reading a Story" * Originally Composed by: Koji Kondo * Made in Acoustica Mixcraft 4 (Nice program in my opinion) all played by me... see what you think -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks to CHz for the source tunes, of course. Super Mario Galaxy's a pretty deep soundtrack though, so we may need to double check the rest of the it to make sure everything checks out. Super Mario Galaxy Original Sound Track Platinum Version - 249 "The Girl's Sadness" & 117 "Wind Garden" The volume is pretty low, but upping it would intensify the light hiss. Maybe someone can offer some tips on boosting the volume yet effectively reducing the hiss, though I don't mind this as is. Good start with "The Girl's Sadness" before moving over into the 1:24 section of "Wind Garden" at :54. Very nice usage of the crystal sound effects and string work at 1:46 to bolster another iteration of "Wind Garden", before moving back into "The Girl's Sadness" at 2:30 with a bit more melodic interpretation, and closing out at 3:09 with more of "Wind Garden." Great tradeoff between the two themes. I thought the arrangement could have been more interpretive beyond the genre adaptation, but what's in place was still effective, albeit understated. Solid stuff, Sam. Very elegant. YES EDIT (2/23): With the other judges point of view, I'm definitely feeling the criticisms of the relative uniformity of the left hand performance as well as the complaints about the sound balance between the strings and piano. The left hand was more of a potential dealbreaker than the sound balance, but either way, the rejection is pretty reasonable. Without trying to overhaul the piece or change the mood you're going for (no one's saying that), see what else you can do to take this to another level.

Contact info: ReMixer Name: SirGareth Name: Gareth Ortiz-Timpson Email: sirgareth_01@hotmail.com Submission info: Game: Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Song Arranged: Main Title Original Piece can be found here: Inspiration: I have to say I first got into the music for Elder Scrolls because of their most recent title: Oblivion, but the music from Morrowind, which is very similar, was a better fit for my remix ideas. I am a huge fan of a lot of the Irish sounding rock music out there, such as Flogging Molly and the Dropkick Murphys, so I decided to redo the main Title from Morrowind as an Irish rock song. Its called Off to Morrowind, hope you like it! ------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for providing the original. Nice source tune from Soule; it's been a while since I've listened to it, but one can see why it's so popular. The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - (01) "Morrowind Title" The arrangement here isn't bad. Fairly by the numbers treatment of the theme with some slight embellishments, but nothing really standing out from the original for a while. Good dropoff at 1:33 into the straight orchestration of the theme, shifting back into the rock stuff at 2:00 with some improv until 2:15 before adding more personalization to the next iteration of the theme. The percussion writing could have stood to be even more progressive and buried. It had some flair to it, but ultimately felt like a somewhat stylish, repetitive beatkeeper, particularly the cymbal pattern. I must be getting lenient in my old age, but it felt like this only gave the just above the minimum needed to make it, to the point of being fairly unremarkable. I don't mean for that to be a slight against you, Gareth. Nothing wrong with the arrangement or performance, but the arrangement could have been more interpretive and the performance could have been more exciting. Nonetheless, this seems to squeak by on me. YES (borderline)

Gonna point out the minor stuff first. The brass sample in the intro sounded ultra cheap/fake, but was handled in a decent way as to not completely expose the sample. The ending at 2:46 was too abrupt, but that wasn't much of a negative. The use of the laughing SFX (which is sampled from the game) seemed a little out of place and could have had some more effects on it to make it fit better in the soundfield, but it was still a good concept. The dynamics of the arrangement were solid, the textures weren't overly complicated but were still excellent. With that said, after getting CHz's breakdown, I'm definitely on the same page as him. If you're listening via the NotSo Fatso plug-in (and you need to be in order to easily make the connections), just pull up the "Channels" tab on the window that pops up and disable every channel you see. That leaves you with the N106 expansion channels playing. You can also disable channel 5 in the "N106" tab to further isolate what's providing the base of this arrangement. I also made the connection to the main theme CHz covered, but saw how 1) it was hugely simplified here, and 2) the progression here is too different from the source tune's bassline. At that point you've simply changed the chosen progression around too much, to the point where its too liberal an interpretation. If you had held fast to the same structure of the source tune, and the rest of the arrangement and performance style were the same, I'd pass this easily. As is though, NO. You shouldn't be discouraged from submitting something here in the future, Martin. You definitely sound like you know how to put together a good track. This here is only an issue of how your interpretation sounds too far off from the Rolling Thunder bassline.

You da man, Ty.

Source tunes? - LT Hi Overclock remix, I'm submitting my Rolling Thunder The Geldra Remix to your site. The music from Rolling Thunder was one of my favourite arcade games and I had to have a go at remixing a version of it. This version had been submitted to the C64 kwed.remix site but they thought as it was an arcade based remix, I should sent this track to you. I hope you like it and that it is worthy of this excellent site. I have some other C64 based remixes at http://kwed.remix.org under the name of Martin Dodd. Check out my Powerdrift remix on that site if you have time! Thanks, Martin Dodd.

Real name: Paul Robinson Remixer name: Ninja Bro This song is from Nightshade Platform: NES Released: 1991 Developed by Beam Software Published by Ultra Games Song's remixed name: A City in Darkness Songs I used: From darkness comes Nightshade Cancer eating through the city's heart Mark Gray is Nightshade (at the very end) You can find these songs at . Comments: I love video game music and have been an OCR fan for a while; I had to do a remix for myself. My goal is to do songs that have never been done before or not very often. As much as I love Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 6, I won't be doing them. Nightshade is a great game; unfortunately, it is one of those games that got overlooked. The villain in the game is Sutekh, who is Egyptian, so the instrument for the main theme in my song sounds a little Egyptian. I also wanted the song to sound dark and mysterious, yet intense. Sadly, many great songs, old and new, have never been remixed. I hope this song will help others realize that there are great songs out there that are waiting to be remixed. ----------------------------------------------------------- http://akumunsf.good-evil.net/N/Nightshade.nsf - Tracks 1, 4 and 15 On the arrangement side, I liked the style in which you interpreted the source tunes, though the execution left a lot to be desired. The percussion writing was OK, but felt too repetitive in the long run. You also had some good concepts for the sound choices, but the way everything was put together sounded pretty mechanical and sloppy, with many of the other samples being pretty low-quality. When the textures got thick (e.g. 3:01-3:33), you had a lot of instruments fighting for space, yet nothing properly supported and meshed with the lead. A decent first sub, and it's always good to see underappreciated soundtracks getting remixed. This needs lot of work to fully realize the ideas here; hopefully some other Js can provide some more detailed criticism and advice. Sorry, bro. ... ninja bro. NO

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