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Mm-kay. Oh, and I edited my crappy, hasty post for more clarity.

Double recommendation.

Make the computer volume fairly loud. Make the master volume pretty loud. Next, turn all of your instruments down to about a half or a fourth as loud as they get. Then, you can properly hear everything without getting too crunk/soft. Well, this is what I do with FL5 and 6. Also, a computer's nature could bring fault as well.

What style of music?

U R STEEEELING MY REKUMINDASHAHNZ! Yes, listen to Kriko.

For equalization, keep the low tomes at a normal pitch, while turning the treble and midtone up slightly, and any ambient-rleated switches should be turned down a little. Aw, I'm no expert; I'll repost be more specific.

SONY SPEEKAHZ AH DA SHIIIIIII! Recommendation. As for mics, get CO1U from Samson.

I am here, and it's hard to point out limitations when your PC is a p.o.s, but I'll contribute to this thread later.

I have an ecellent musical ear, so I can do without them, but the thing is, eversince I could make a beat, I've been on a quest for Rayman 2 midi songs. If you know any sources, just throw me a link.

This mix, I'd say, is wonderfully abstract, but at the same time it is well-structured. I assume that this was produced and remixed on FL Studio by the talking synths. This game was one of the best in its day; it had its goofiness and its depth, making it a game suitable for a wider age range than most action/adventure/strategy games. I'll have to look at the details of this mix to find out WHERE THE HECK YOU GOT 'DEM RAYMAN MIDIS FROM! (That is, if you used a midi). The music in that game is some of the best music in all of game musicdom!

Excellent composure! I fascinate over the effort put into various chords. Nice work,man! Not too much to say, but that is all.

Voice actors... Well, sorry if I was being offensive, man. I'm working on stuff, and I'm doing computer upgrades, so it'll be a moment before I do that. Once again, sorry for the disrespect. I wasn't really trying to dis anyone, as much as ranting over how goofy the song was Okay.

The music was good on this track (I'll have to hear it again in my other headphones, since the ones I have aren't my best ones), but I don't need a better set of headphones to hear the raps, and they SUCK. I mean they SUCK! Why do I say that? As a rapper myself, I could FREESTYLE IN THE SHOWER better than these dudes, and no, I am not being dramatic. These guys sound like suburban white guys masturbating. THEY SUCK! WACK AS WACK CAN WHACK! Talk about excessive enunciation and corny accents, people. I could just see these guys walking to a studio and running right back out while everyone laughs them to scorn. Boy, I could just see that. Ali G can rap better than these dudes, yo. CRAZY CRAKAZ!!!??? Well, whatever. I am beyond irrefutable to the fact that it was all "tongue-in-cheek", but make them a recommendation to be proficient if they want essential jest. No, I am not a character of idiocy. Well, I don't like country music, but do I have to detest the majority of it? Dang, mayn! Well, I find it interesting that this particular mix has become a fave of yours. But ay, I can't bite the music; it was favorable.

Same with me. You see, at first, I'm hearing these wah-wah effects and extremely fast-paced beats, and I'm like, "WTF?". So, at some point, even though it was fast and all, it started to sound a little good. Thus, as you and everyone else mentioned, the switch-up is caliente! The smooth hiphop ride vibe and inverse notes are bangin'! Then come the strings, and... everything's timewise! He isw definitely one of the most talented remixers who show their faces on this website. Lol, I heard this piece three years ago, and now, it's November 2005, after hearing it in October 2002, and I STILL like the part that changes pace+style. That's what everybody should do. Bassline terrific, my friend. Yes, I agree, 9/10 for the exact same reasons.

Definitely. I think this song is either one of or the best song in all of the Sonic Adventure BGM's. It seems to have the best groove, most effrot put into it, and not all junky-sounding.

Ay! Well, welcome to the OCR forums, and be careful when disagreements form... they seem to cluster around here, lol. You're 15? I'm the same age, but I'm going to be 16 on 10/15. (Can't wait to get my hands on that steering wheel! Paying someone? Seriously? I haven't posted my stuff yet, but I'm prepearing it, and to let you know, I am very much a multi-talented person when it comes to music; who else makes a rap remix of Beethoven, or even more specific, a rap/salsa/classical compilation of his music? Basically, I have raw skill, since I'm self-taught, and study all music, even types I dislike, such as country, but yet and still, I can compose anything I set my mind to. Well, you've found a friend @ OCR, and enjoy the ride.

Wuddup? I never really payed attention to the technical assistance table, but I'll need this area! I am pretty good with technical paraphernalia, but a playa' needs help sometimes, you see.

Wuddup? I never really payed attention to the technical assistance table, but I'll need this area! I am pretty good with technical paraphernalia, but a playa' needs help sometimes, you see.

Wuddup.

Ay,this is DA' MIX!!! I do think the percussion could've been less repititous,but this kills most OCR tracks,because of the groove. In fact,I wanted to remix the same song, but at first,it was too complicated,but now that I have remixes waitin' to get in at some point,and I've become better at music,it won't be so hard.I'll make the attempt,and I know what Knux song I'll remix...