Liontamer

Been very forgetful on contacting these bros, but I've taken care of it. Provided that a better encoding sounds good, I'll probably suggest DP or a priority vote to make up for the wait.

Remixer Name: SuicideKai Real Name: Kai Brooks Email: cpl.kai@gmail.com Website: http://suicidekai.com/ UserID: 32027 (SuicideKai) Game: Unreal Tournament (Classic, not '03 or '04) Original Song Name: Foregone Destruction Remixed Song Name: Hat Trick Comments: Made with Ableton Live Link to original song: Link to remix: If there's a problem with those links, they're both in the index of

http://snesmusic.org/v2/download.php?spcNow=ct - "Battle with Magus" (ct-2-24.spc) I was indeed bitching about the drums. No matter what song it is, you're basically using the same punchy drums. For some genres they click (better Metal Slug 2/Chaos Legion mixes), but most others they just don't work. At all. Could be a harp solo where you go "I need percussion too!", and you'll throw these drums in there. It didn't work for Chrono Cross "Dreaming By Your Side", and it's not working here. I wish I could suggest sounds that would work better for a mix like this, but try to solicit the opinions of some other top community members. The sequencing seemed rigid and flat with the melody at :23. The lead didn't sound very melodious or expressive at all, so right there the track's already in critical condition. As mentioned, the percussion didn't create a good texture with the other sounds, so you need to find something more complementary and get out of your comfort zone. The drums were definitely too loud, then at :47, you amped them up even more. The cymbals sound too sizzly and the various parts aren't distinguishable enough from one another within the soundfield, likely a result of the compression. The arrangement itself had potential, but ultimately felt repetitive. Key change at 1:29 was a letdown; aside from a few more embellishements and the key change, the writing basically repeated over and over again. Dynamically, you're twiddling your thumbs. You had a more effective dynamic contrast by changing up some of the instrumentation at 2:29, but even then most of the sounds from before stuck around so the feel wasn't changed enough. Changed up with some vox at 2:53 but the compression was over the top, leading to a very cluttered mess until 3:16, then back into the same-old, same-old arrangement ideas we heard for 3 other iterations once again at 3:16. As mentioned before, the variations from verse to verse here aren't strong; they sounded too similar to one another. 3:51 closed it out by going full circle with the instrumentation ideas of the intro, which was aight. I actually would have preferred a fadeout ending. I don't wanna discourage you from trying arrangements other than straight-up synth rock, Alex. But when you go outside that box, you need to changeup the instrumentation appropriately and create more cohesive textures. On the arrangement side, you need to develop and vary the Magus theme arrangement more so that it feels like it's going somewhere. For nearly the first 3 minutes you're essentially repeating yourself and it drags terribly. NO

I figured I'd try submitting this mix again after tweaking the EQ and effects. Yeah it sounds a lot like the original, and it probably won't get uploaded to the site, but I figure I'd try submitting it anyway. Instead of just saying "No", how about leaving some real comments as to why, exactly, it doesn't deserve a spot on ocremix? That would help me make a better mix of it. Game: Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn, PC) Song: Panic Puppet Zone, Act-1 Remixer: JD Harding I didn't have the means to edit the ID tag, nor did I give the remix a snazzy new title. If anything, 'Puppet Trance' would probably be good enough.

Back in the summer, I made this remix of Magus's Battle from Chrono Trigger. It was meant to be a guitar focused piece which delved into a few styles of guitar music, like you'll probably hear some punk, british rock or metal styles. Also there are the choral effects, I just think that's Magus's kinda sound. I wanted to just get stuck in with some fun arrangement, and whack some of my own ideas into the fray. When I finished the piece, the production took probably as long as it took to arrange the piece. Numerous attempts to get the sound I wanted just fell apart, perhaps trying too hard was giving too much. My last attempt at the production was to bring it all back and think of the sound that would compliment the arrangement the most. Sort of like my metal slug mix, where the guitars were sorta cheesy, with the cabinet and distortion effects. In this, they're much more poppy and I find this is how I would certainly enjoy it the most. Judge how you will, it is of course just an opinion. My only real incentive for submitting this mix is because my brother just won't shut up about it, and I'll get some peace . My initial response on this version was that you'd NO it, but I'm trying to keep an open mind now . Oh, thanks for passing my Chaos Legion mix! No ones covered it, so I feel I've done some justice now . Keep it realllzzezdsd

Original Decision: http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=3902 Well, after having the "WiP" released with Project Chaos, and finding the PM that Liontamer wrote up for me on the "(Twilight Mix)" edition I submitted oh so long ago, I decided to clean up the mix. I can't really tell if there is any clipping in it, since my ears have been wore listening to it so many times, so I apologize if there is any. Now, the standard stuff... -Xenon Odyssey -Bobby Keller -xenonodyssey@NOSPAMPLZPLZPLZKTHNXhotmail.com -N/A -10277 -Sonic & Knuckles -Lava Reef (cameo of Hidden Palace toward ending) -I heard that Michael Jackson composed the music for it! How cool is that!? -http://www.ocremix.org/songs/original/Sonic_the_Hedgehog_3_and_Knuckles.zip -umm...in a nutshell: Lover Reef was (is) awesome, they're weren't (isn't) enough Lava Reef remixes, I made this. Project Chaos rolls around, this becomes bonus track. I try a re-vamp after rejection (Twilight Mix), it is rejected. Let it sit for 6 months, Project Chaos comes out with original as bonus track. People (and myself) say "F1NI$H THIS U N00B" so here it is. And, I don't know if SendSpace is temporary or not, so I apologize if it is. Just hit me up with a PM or something on the forums and I'll make a new link (or catch me on AIM and I'll send it to whoever and THEY can host it for sake of having a host). I suppose that's it. And no worries, my sax is in tune -Xenon

Heyya. I am submitting a remix medley of songs from the game Shadowgate for the NES. It's basically a mix of melody leads from the game, played over various rhythm parts of my own design, add some groove, mix and stir. Everything is played on electric guitar and bass, except the drums, which are electronic, and a single synth effect in the beginning of the track. The track can be found here: Contact info: Remixer name: Phoenix Real name: Christopher Aaby Email: christopher_aaby@hotmail.com Web: www.paradoxbacklash.com ReMix info: Game remixed: Shadowgate (for the NES) Name of songs remixed: unknown, but around 4 different ones from the same game ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.zophar.net/nsf/shdwgate.zip - Track 1 Big fan of Shadowgate's music ever since virt's own medley "Warrior King" debuted VGMix2 back in 2003. The transitions here were less smooth here in comparison, like the ones at :42. Stuff like that breaks the flow of the song too drastically. The lead guitar tone was alright, but wasn't meaty and didn't stand out enough from the rhythm guitar or the drumwork. Panning the melody and counterpoint stuff so drastically only made the track sound awkward on headphones. 1:35 repeats :13's section verbatim until 2:28. Bleh. Throw some variation into the picture instead of rehashing stuff completely. Some more intense playing at 2:28, but the volume doesn't compliment the aggressive nature of the performance. Decent stuff so far, but the tone on the guitars is weak IMO. Though conservative, the arrangement was a decent for a genre adaptation, featuring a lot of new writing underneath the melody. The arrangement should be more varied though, and the sound balance was a more minor issue. Promising base, but more needs to be done with it to realize the track's potential. NO

http://www.noderunner.net/~llin/psf/packs/FFX-2_psf2.rar - 101 "Eternity ~Memory of Lightwaves~" I went NO on the first resub, and I'm not seeing how this is ready to go once again. The bar's gone up since both previous submissions. Not much higher, mind you. But when given the time to hear a track like this, where the changes aren't particularly drastic, a lot of the flaws are more glaring and impactful. The belltones are rather bland; the timing's rigid and the notes are generally at the same volume throughout. Plus just having that single, lonesome lead makes it sound pretty weak. Even when you have the synths harmonize with the belltones at 2:10, the combination of sounds is very spartan, and not really filled out by the rather basic beatwork. The sound/synth design is bland and the textures aren't sophisticated enough to make up for it. The arrangement's personalized, but could stand to be more interpretive, sure. It's less of an issue for me, but I definitely see where TO's coming from. Handing in another resub, you have a chance to do more than this on the arrangement side now, plus amp it up on the production side, and none of that happened. Look at the breakdown at 3:00. I remember when those little embellishment synths (3:02, 3:06, 3:09, 3:12, etc.) were actually audible. Now I could barely hear them, and I think the only reason I noticed they were therewas because I was familiar with the previous versions of the submission. The soundfield's not quite fleshed out, and you're pulling embellishment ideas into the background? Dynamically, you could use a bit more in the way of buildups and breakdowns; the ones you had in there were a bit modest in the dynamic changes, but otherwise on the right track. The sounds you're using are also hampering the track from a dynamic standpoint. You change up various stuff over time, but none of it really makes the track sound much different in the end, so there's not enough contrast created. 3:59-4:50 has some liberal arrangement ideas, especially with the belltones, but wasn't particularly harmonius at any point, which seemed like a changeup for the sake of having something different to pass the arrangement standard. Hate to sound presumptuous, but that's what I presume. This track really needs more than some touchups, it would need an overhaul of sorts to get something passable. Again, it's not that this track is bad, but at the same time you've gone about as far as you can go with these incremental changes from sub to sub. NO

No. You don't have to like the track at all. But to claim the association to Marble Garden Zone is minimal by any theory is both irresponsible and inaccurate. At best it's bullshit, so I called it bullshit.

The whole "song is NOT marble garden 90% of the time" is so grossly inaccurate, even in a hyperbolic sense. The piano portion from 1:29-1:47 goes off into some liberally arranged comping, sure. The final vocals from 2:43-3:01 also don't involve the Marble Garden melody. The rest of the song is very obviously Marble Garden, whatever "modal aspect" bullshit you want to throw at it. Terrible review, one that misrepresents the mix.

http://www.zophar.net/usf/lozusf.rar - 57 "Windmill Hut" (56 "Ocarina ~Song of Storms~") & 44 "Temple of Time" (43 "Ocarina ~Song of Time~") I wanna clarify for everyone, we have a number of Song of Storms arrangements. The "Ocarina ~Song of Storms~" jingle itself is only 5 seconds and just the first phrase of a longer track. "Windmill Hut" is actually the song people are arranging when they think of "Song of Storms". Onto the track, yeah, the samples were pretty bland, the tempo was plodding, and the composition itself was repetitive. Song of Time was pasted in from 2:23-2:43 & 5:05-5:24 on some horribly delayed strings. The only escalation the piece had was at 1:12 with the drums and that REALLY quiet string synth in the back. Other than that, this could bore someone to sleep, bro. Indeed, you don't have to make it a faster-paced song, but it should possess dynamic contrast. On the arrangement side, the interpretation factor was pretty low. Not much interpretation to speak of, just rinsing and repeating the Windmill Hut theme over and over again. You went for the bare minimum of interpretation and creativity, when you could have incorporated more variations, original passages, and dynamic changes into the picture. NO

http://snesmusic.org/v2/download.php?spcNow=loz3 - "Dark World" (loz3-12.spc) Nice opening, homey. Nothing to do with Zelda really, but the source melody showed up at :32, so it was all good. Joined by some very lo-fi plucked string samples at :40. Joined by some droning synth on harmony at :52. Uh...is this all there is? Yeah, BGC's right, this track is empty as hell. There's nothing really going on here. The melody's sparse, the accompaniment is barren. Pretty much everything is bumping and thumping in the low end, then you've got nothing else even happening. Perhaps devise more harmony or countermelody parts to work with that barren lead and thus flesh things out more. Allow other sounds to breathe as well. Your beats and low-end effects are clearly louder than everything else, and just end up stifling those other parts. Also, go for something interpretive with the "Dark World" melody itself. Besides this genre adaptation here, the structure is practically the same as the source, which is boring. NO

Contact Info * Your ReMixer name o wtuo * Your real name o Elz Newman * Your email address o elzinfierno@bluebottle.com * Your website o www.infierno.co.uk ReMix Info * Name of game(s) ReMixed o Banjo Kazooie * Name of individual song(s) ReMixed o Treasure Trove Cove / Gruntilda’s Lair * Additional information about game if it has not yet been added to the site, including composer, system, etc. o Nintendo 64 o Composer: Grant Kirkhope o Developer: Rare * Your own comments about the mix, for example the inspiration behind it, how it was made, etc. Just another boring day playing guitar when I played the main riff, and completely went off on one… this was the results. All created with Hammerhead Rhythm Station and Sony Acid Music Studio 6. ----------------------------------------------------- Banjo-Kazooie OSV - (25) "Treasure Trove Cove" & (24) "Gruntilda's Lair (Treasure Trove Cave)" Pretty conservative arrangement; just a genre conversion really. Intro was decidedly lo-fi, but simply became low-quality at :22 when the drums and guitar kicked in. Except the chorus, the drums were way louder than the actual melody and the atmosphere was pretty muddy. First section ended with a long hanging note eventually transitioning into "Gruntilda's Lair (Treasure Trove Cave)" at 1:37; pretty cover-ish again. Drums entering at 2:10 were lame and only kept time, plus they were too loud. Good close with the guitar feedback though, followed up by those last few strums. Decent track, but a straightforward, undeveloped, uninterpretive arrangement and bleh production don't get the job done. NO

URL: Remixer: deific-X Name: Even Alander e-mail: deificx@gmail.com UserID: 51929 Game: Zelda 3: a link to the past Song remixed: Darkworld Remix name: Dark neon Comment: I've allways enjoyed the darkworld theme, but never found it sounding dark enough. So in my attempt to make a more morose atmosphere it ended up sounding more technological. So if you put Link in a Neo-Dark-tokyo-3-underground-world in the year 3098, this would probably be its theme.

Can you update the first post with current progress?

zyko wins, niggaz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Tq4w69Ltjg

Andy Jayne, Fishy - Phantasy Star 4 'Delirium' File URL: Contact Info ReMixer names: Andy Jayne, Fishy Real names: Andrew Jayne, Cain McCormack E-mail addresses: contact@andyjayne.co.uk , Fishy1618@gmail.com Websites: http://www.andyjayne.co.uk/ ReMix Info Game: Phantasy Star 4 Track: Dark Falz Comments Andy Jayne I have long wanted to arrange a track from a Phantasy Star game, in fact Quinn Fox's 'Lobby Static' was the track that brought me to OCReMix and inspired me to take up rearranging and reproducing video game music. The track itself is basically a fusion of different metal sub genres but it doesn't really fit into a particular category. The track title came from me randomly looking at my CDs and noticing one of the Bloodbath titles, "Death Delirium". I had in mind making a track that was technical yet catchy, and obviously there was the need to incorporate the source. The source tune should be easily recognisable but I feel that the arrangement is unique. The remix was arranged and produced by myself with Cain's guitar performance and recording. The collaboration between us went particularly smooth and the entire track took a lot less time than I imagined. We are currently working on other tracks and have more planned for the future. Fishy I was contacted by Andy through msn after he found my details on Xerol's performers database with this pretty technical track. It was quite a challenge to play with its awkward picking patterns combined with the unusual style and tonality, but I think I pulled it off. Andy is easy to work with and we seem to work really fast together, so I wouldn't be surprised if you hear more from us. ----------------------------------------------------- http://project2612.org/download.php?id=51 - 36 "The King of Terrors" Give the correct source name for your mix next time. This is a more uncommon game in the community and it annoys me to hell to look through a 60-track soundtrack just to figure out what you're arranging. Thanks to TO for leading me in the right direction after finding out Dark Falz was a boss character. Into the mix, hot intro here. Very Phantasy Star style with improved sounds; beautiful bell sound. Melody from :02 of the source came in on strings at :18, sounding much more melodious. The soundscape was getting a little lo-fi and imbalanced, with fairly strong beats and a subtle bassline joining in at :35. Guitars at :55 had some decent energy but just seemed really muddy and crowded up the soundfield, preventing other sounds from being distinguishable; whatever bassline you had, it was practically inaudible. Machine gun drums at 1:15 were ridiculous and didn't fit here at all. Scrap the machine gun drums for something less busy, but more intricate and progressive. Guitar performance there also wasn't smooth at all, and the guitar and drums were so loud until 1:33 that everything else was buried. It had the unenviable misfortune of briefly sounding like two unrelated songs playing at the same time. The arrangement also lacks after a while. Everything after 2:21's basically recycled from before, so it's repetitive and, of course, retains the same production/mixing issues. Decent ending at 3:30, but could have been extended a little bit so that it doesn't seem sudden. The guitar work is just way too loud the whole way through, and continued that way for the whole song. You gotta find a better balance among your parts. And don't get lazy on the arrangement side for the second half. What's in place isn't that strong that you can afford to simply rehash it. EDIT (1/15): Just noting that I've since checked out the revised version. The machine gun drums are still lame, but not as annoyingly positioned, so the writing is still bleh there but the production was a bit better. Unfortunately at the same time, the drums are pulled back so much (and the tone is so weak), that they don't really contribute much power to the track anymore. The balance is a bit better, but it's not there yet. The added instrument at 3:12 was a nice touch, but was merely on top of the other parts we already heard for the rest of the track. Even if it had been on its own, it also came in way too late IMO to provide enough contrast to the previous sections. Vote still stands on the arrangement and balance issues, but this was an improvement. NO

Original Decision: http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=2585 1st RESUB Decision: http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=2832 Handle: Skrypnyk Game: Final Fantasy X-2 Title: From a Dream (2006 Edit) It's been awhile, but I've learned a lot since I first submitted this. There are some rendering issues that I hope isn't a huge deal, I tried several time to minimize that issue.

http://www.zophar.net/gbs/cv2.zip - Track 10 Ah lame. Yeah, if I were more familiar with this soundtrack, I would have caught something like this, but Jimmy had it covered. Like a Jimmy hat, HAR HAR HAR! [Jimmy edit] stfu, Larry [/Jimmy edit] Just a MIDI rip with some ultra-bland drums given 2 loops. Definitely a disappointment, but at least the source tune was cool. N.O. confirmed in big ass letters

Contact Info * Your ReMixer name = C-Storm * Your real name = Rikard Berg * Your email address = cstormmusic@gmail.com * Your website = www.myspace.com/cstormmusic ReMix Info * Name of game(s) ReMixed = Tecmo Cup * Name of individual song(s) ReMixed = Tecmo Cup Razors Theme * Additional information about game if it has not yet been added to the site, including composer, system, etc. = 1992 NES (The soccer game, not the american football game) * Your own comments about the mix, for example the inspiration behind it, how it was made, etc. = Made it in FL Studio 6, vocals from another producer called Venum ( a friend of mine), the vocals are own composed. Used around 10 hours to complete it. ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.zophar.net/nsf/tecmo_so.zip - Track 13 ("Razors' Theme") Rather bland opening. Sounds like it's supposed to have 8-bit sounds, but the textures are sparse and bland. :28-:56 features a bunch of gratuitous talking on top of the empty arrangement. 1:08 shifts over into some generic boom-tiss adaptation of the theme. More creative processing choices would be a major plus. More talkies at 1:41, only much longer this time. 2:54 repeats 1:15's section with thicker beats to amp up the energy level, but the arrangement is still the same. Key change at 3:20, but nothing new besides that to close things up. Damn, this is like some really cheesy, poorly done Eurobeat. Sure, the spoken rhymes aren't awful, but the song is relying on this stuff to carry it when the music portion of it is so bland and simplistic. Don't just adapt the theme to the genre. It's a short theme, but ripe for more melodic interpretation than what's in place so far, as well as a less generic application of the genre. NO

Tweek Brian Arnold bmarnold@uga.edu www.tweekmusic.com Absolutely no idea what my forum number is. Tetris Attack Bowser's Stage and Panic Mode This is Bowser's theme from his stage in Tetris Attack. It is a remix of both his normal stage and his panic mode. The song is a mixture of percussion inspired from Tan Dun and orchestration from Klaus Badelt. I'm actually quite happy with how the fusion worked. If nothing else, I look forward to the comments and suggestions that you guys have to offer. I request that the link to my mix be kept in the judges post. ------------------------------------------------------ http://snesmusic.org/v2/download.php?spcNow=ta - "Bowser's Stage" (ta-33.spc) & "Bowser's Stage - Critical" (ta-34.spc) The encoding's a bit lossy sounding/muddy, moreso than other tracks we have at 128kbps. I'd love to hear this in a VBR encoding to push our 6MB filesize limit. In any case, the track is wonderful. Who are you and why haven't I heard of you before? The orchestration is excellent, the part writing sophisticated. Brian's got a really strong sense of dynamics here, varying both the instrumentation and intensity of the track many times over the course of the 4 1/2 minutes. The woodwinds from 1:50-2:15 were excellent, and I loved the brass and piano doing their own iterations of those phrases immediately afterward. Nice change in the intensity at 3:18, moving into the very active drums. The arrangement was relatively straightforward, but you see how Brian really built new ideas and phrases from the base of the original to really expand the piece. And to be honest, look at how completely goofball the original track sounds compared with this epic goodness. Production could be cleaned up a lil', but otherwise sweeet with 3 Es. Nigga, I KNOW you gets da YES.

Hey, This is a track I did for the OUS "Bad Dudes" EP ( http://www.oneupstudios.com/BD/ ) that nobody downloaded. The theme of the project was boss, villain, and other generally evil tunes, so I did a medley of "Sub-castle" from SMW and my favorite excerpt from "Dancing Mad." I wasn't planning on doing a track for the project at first, but changed my mind at the last minute and pounded this out in about 8 straight hours the day before the deadline. I didn't really have OCR in mind when I made it though, so I decided to have a little fun and experiment a little with multitracking and punching in. So who knows, this might be my first rejection. In any case, I had fun making this, and I hope you guys like it. Thanks again to Mustin for doing the production. Enjoy, fgts. - Dhsu

Intelligent mitochondria, my ass. Thanks, Kunal Majmudar Composer | www.ktriton.com ------------------------------------------------------- http://www.tzone.org/~llin/psf/packs2/ParasiteEve_psf.rar - 119 "Theme of Aya" & 116 "Influence of the Deep" Been a fan of the Parasite Eve soundtrack ever since I used it as BGM for VGF38 for Halloween '04. Tracks like "Influence of the Deep" I always found funny. The whole soundtrack has all this egregiously synthetic vox in there. The premise seems to be that the jumpy note movements are supposed to complement the ghostly and paranormal feel of the game, but it just sounds cheap. Onto Kunal's mix though. Not the most effective use of static I've ever heard, for the intro here. The piano sounding more lo-fi and distant would have complemented that idea more. As is, the static just sounded gratuitous. Good escalation at :33 with the brass and strings (playing the supporting piano's part at :11 of "Theme of Aya"), along with a nicely-paced groove at :43. The overall texture at :54 when the "Influence of the Deep" melody came in seemed a lot quieter and less impactful than what it sounds like you were going for, particularly the strings. Was waiting for that "punch the listener in the face moment" that the buildup alluded to, and it never arrived. Great job though on making your take on "Influence" more melodious than the original. Brass swells at 1:38 & 2:26 seemed like they had some minor audio deformations going on; was a problem in the low end for some parts, but I dunno what was causing it. In any case, nothing significantly impactful. Nice reference to "Theme of Aya" from 1:38-1:47. Cool stuff with the strings, piano and later woodwind (I believe) at 1:48 continuing with Aya's theme. Awesome piano run from 2:07-2:26, bolstered by the subtle percussion, beats, and strings. Loved the piano writing from 2:46-3:11 as well, arranged from a quiet supporting part first found in 1:22 of "Influence". Strong arrangement, with good textures and solid dynamics. Good luck on the rest of the vote though, as this one may get divisive. I remember talking with pixietricks about it and she said "PMS sucks. I feel all cramped and bloated." It just sounded to me like she was biased against these Bad Dudes. No need to worry about that from me though. Nothing to hate here. YES

Hello OCR Community. I made a cool Remix and many people already liked it, so I found your site to show this song to more people out there. YOU'LL LOVE IT! (even if you never played HoMM3) Song already uploaded on my website -> check it out! SONG DATA: Author: Paul Ograbisz Album (not finished): The Unrecognized Powers Song: Knights and Magic Genre: House Size: 1.650 MB Lenght: 1:45 min Bitrate: 128 kbps Location: (click on number "01" at bottom -> Download) Link to this site or http://people.freenet.de/vultracide" if you want, but please do not link directly to my mp3. Info: http://people.freenet.de/vultracide/pdateien/The_Unrecognized_Powers.txt Thanks. Yours Faithfully, Paul Roman Ograbisz. vultracider_jadison@hotmail.de http://people.freenet.de/vultracide ----------------------------------------------------- Bah. Really hate subs like these where the submitter gives no source tune information for an obscure game with a large soundtrack. Checked out all 48 tracks (absolutely excellent soundtrack, I'll add), and nothing sounds like this. Based on the notes about this track from your site, it looks like you may have just made some sparse original music & beats, then added several direct sampled in-game music cues and SFX on top. Since I don't know for sure, I can't treat this as if it were a violation. But I can treat this as an obvious NO. Not gonna waste further time on this one.

Ahh... Hi there. I've improved greatly since the last time I submitted, I hope you can hear the changes. ^^ I'm not quite sure who the original composer is... I've looked almost everywhere. Oh, and my ReMixer name is cornandbeans. Nice to meet you. I hope you enjoy this one, I'm trying to add a bit more meat to the Donkey Kong Country 3 section. ~cornandbeans ----------------------------------------------------- http://snesmusic.org/v2/download.php?spcNow=dkdt - "Hot Pursuit" (kdt-23.spc) The composer of the original was Eveline Novakovic, FYI. LIGHTNING ROUND! (stolen from The Wingless) *Bitrate is too low for no reason *Good energy to start off with *Nice breakdown from 1:22-1:49 *Faux guitar lead at 2:05 is a bit too loud, but used creatively *The breakbeats used until 2:20 are too repetitive; vary them up more so the energy isn't so static *Love the string work; nothing flashy, but it was done well *Way too much delay on the synth guitar from 2:47-3:02; you can tone it down without losing the overall feel you're going for *Many of the sounds (melodic lead, drums) are bland; could use stronger effects/processing work to achieve the energy the writing intends *Phat groove (abruptly, IMO) brought in at 3:15 that reminded me of Benny Benassi's "Satisfaction" Lots of promising stuff here that needs to be polished up on the production side before I can feel strongly on passing it. NO (resubmit)