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Hmm, it's definitely good, however it feels like there might even be a tad too MUCH of the snap crackle popness going on here. Don't get me wrong, I'm enjoying it for sure, and the arrangement is quite good, but there's a few parts that make me wince a little bit because of the frequencies you're pushing hard on the high end. Besides that, really digging it, especially some of those C64/NES-style arp-chords.

YAY! Enthusiasm! Also, just finished my last full track on the project. So, that's five final WAVs on the proper album, two on the bonus. The rest falls on everyone else

Episode 41 - Are you a ninja or just a serial killer? We list trick or treater costumes. Stevo entertains and scares the children, Deia (who was visiting Stevo's house at the time) probably scares the children only slightly less, Brushfire gets rage about the importance of paper, and Epicenter talks nerdiness.

On my headphones, it's missing a good bit of the bass presence (but it could just be my headphones). Consider putting a bit of a hipass on the master track, give the track some shimmer. Drums are definitely a stiff, as was said previously. Other than that, I enjoyed the arrangement. Is there a particular reason you panned that lead synth so far to the right? And the lead guitar? Also, middle section could use some more layering to fill it up a bit.

Good, any ideas what changes you're gonna make? Listening to your last version, definitely enjoyed it. The lead you used for the melody could use a little work, not sure I'm a fan of what you've got there currently. Percussion kicks ass, though. The synth strings don't really fit well. Pads you used are smooth and warm though. Needs moar ending.

Awesome tone on the guitars. Pretty cool effects you used as well. Drums could use a bit of a boost, and probably some better samples if you can. Those drums need to push the power of the guitars you're slamming the listener with (I mean slamming in a good way here). Listen to mak and take a look at Addictive Drums if you can. Other than that, I enjoyed it.

Kefka's a fan of harpsichord. Who knew. Pretty cool, man.

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Can all y'all McRib aficionados do me a small favor? Weigh yourself on a scale daily, and post how many McRibs you be eating that day as well as any other "fast food". I'm quite interested in the results. And despite the grossness, Kidd Cabbage is indeed hardcore. The McRib reminds me of that device in Princess Bride that sucks years off your life. /PhotoshopOpportunity

Thank you, I will fix it when I get home today.

Episode 40 - Epic Anniversary Show LIVE! Sorry about the delay. I did my best to clean up what I could. Episode 41 coming out soon, and thanks again to everyone who joined us!

Yeah, well, I believe the average America's daily sodium intake is at least 4000 mg's these days. Seriously, there's so much stuff here just LOADED with sodium! It costs so much money to eat healthily here.

For all y'all looking to somewhat lose your appetite WIHTOUT the grossout videos: http://www.foodfacts.info/mcrib/ See a mcrib deconstructed and read the nutritional facts, particularly the sat fat and cholesterol.

L.A. Gear Lights. I had two pairs as a kid. I once wore them to bed and kept myself up with the lights by continuously kicking the wall. I'm sure that explains a lot. Chipster Hipster.

Got updates from some people, and a finished track from Dj Mokram. WOO! Also, Avaris is taking a stab at Deep It Lies. GO GO GO!

Krusty: Look, uhh, about the Ribwich...there aren't gonna be any more. The animal we made 'em from is now extinct. Homer: The pig? Otto: The cow? Krusty: You're WAY off. Think smaller...think more legs...

Who needs voting or health when you have pork-molded-into-riblike-shapes on buns!

Happy birthday, Marzipan! Oh, I mean, Neblix!

Stop. Being. So. Awesome. I lied, please don't stop.

Episode 39 - Actual Content (Part 2) You know what to do.

Yes, you do make a valid point. I've also done something similar with Judge's permission as well. I believe the intention is that you submit a finished remix and it's up to you to leave it as-is, since you don't know when they draw your song out for listening. Vinnie's summary clears stuff up all around as well. To quote OA: I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.

That's not how it works. Sorry. You submit a FINISHED piece. You don't submit something that you then work on later in the process. You can't bank on the judge's panel taking months to get to your submission, because you don't know if they screen things first or not. Submit once every three weeks, submit it finished, end of discussion.

Congrats on making your 50th remix. You are now officially the example to my mother and any friends of mine who think remixing video game music is a "waste of time". Keep 'em coming. As for the remix itself, it's cold and unfeeling. Definitely unsettling, and in terms of re-envisioning the first level music from the game, sets the tone well for something like a superdramatic reboot a-la Christopher Nolan. While it definitely gets a bit repetitive at times, the samples were good and you kept the groove going. Those choirs had some hairs on end, and the depth of layering is quite impressive for all your rhythmic sounds. While I can't say it kept me on-end the whole time, it is definitely solid for the most-part. Any Duke Nukem 3d love from Mazedude is bound to be some good love.