DragonAvenger

ReMixer Name: KingTiger Real Name: R. Corey Oltman Email Address: Website: http://kingtigermusic.com Forum Userid: 13997 Link to Remix: http://stuff.kingtigermusic.com/music/remixes/KingTiger%20-%20Love_Hate%20Relationship%20%28For%20OCR%20Submission%29.mp3 Name of Game Arranged: Super Mario Bros. (NES) Name of Arrangement: Love/Hate Relationship Name of Individual Songs Arranged: Underworld Theme, Overworld Theme Comments: This ReMix is pretty liberal; it really gives new meaning to the word "arrangement" The main melody of the Underworld theme is played about 4x slower than the original song, and it's shifted back 2 beats to create an interesting syncopation. Some of the feedback I received on the WiP forums indicated that this may be too copy/paste, but that it still keeps things interesting by constantly introducing new elements. I think I just about hit the nail on the head as far as how I originally envisioned this track sounding, which (I feel) is sometimes hard to accomplish. It's pretty groovy and apparently pretty mellow (according to some feedback). Whenever I make a remix, I try to make it not only significantly different from the original, but also significantly different from any other remixes that may exist. With that in mind, I chose a rather liberal path as the foundation of this track and tried to make lots of different embellishments to build intrigue. I honestly think this track is some of my best work, and I hope that the liberal-ness of it all doesn't keep it from passing the panel. Thanks, R. Corey Oltman P.S. If my mix does not pass the panel, could you please leave the link for others to see? Thanks! --------------

Hi Original Joojment: http://ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=42782 Gonna stick with the original mix notes Cleaned this up a lot and there are dynamics now ---------------

Hello! Thank you for taking the time to review my submission. Here is the link to my remix, and I will also attach the mp3 as well, just in case. Download link - Contact Info: Remixer Name - Justice Z Real Name - Email: Website: www.justicez.com Forum userid - 39595 Submission Info: Game arranged - Metroid Prime Arrangement name - You'll Want Your Gravity Suit Song(s) arranged: Underwater Frigate Reactor Core (primary); Data Selection Screen (snippets) Comments: Well, I've been sitting on this remix for a long time. I wrote the first iteration back in late 2010, almost entirely in a single sitting. That was a productive night! Around January of this year, I decided that it was time to bring the remix up to my current production standards. The results of that updating are what you hear now. I've been a bit nervous about submitting my remix (if that's not clearly evident from my long delay), but I figured what the heck. No risk, no gain! It's been commented that it runs a bit long, but I just don't have the heart to cut it short. The original track sets a completely peaceful and ambient mood, and I really wanted to create the same atmosphere with my remix (though with a bit more energy). I'll not go on and on, since I don't even know if this will make it through or not. Thank you for taking the time to listen, and accepted or not, I hope you guys enjoy it. Cheers -------------- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFGvDMfdH1o

Remixer name: Bluelighter Real Name: Guillaume SAUMANDE Mail: ID forum: 30998 From the album project: Final Fantasy 9 Game & Songs: Final Fantasy 9 – Sleepless City Treno Composer: Nobuo UEMATSU Link: Comment: Treno’s theme is really my favourite of the game; so that I could play this in loop in piano:) For long time, I wanted to know what it would look like with an orchestral dimension. ff9 album project was the opportunity to make mine! In this mix, I wanted to insist on a cheerful rhythm of marching band, with also some more exotic parts by using of woodwinds and pizz. Thanks to fishy who really helped to finish this mix and get a version presentable to OCR! I hope you’ll like this arrangement

Powerstars is my remixer name. My website is SuprawesomeRecords.weebly.com and my email is . Game arranged: Sega Rally Name of remix: End Of Game Name of original track: Game Over Yeah! I am proud to bring you this acapella remix. It's fancy pants. --------------

Link to the remix: Your ReMixer name: Ivan Hakštok Your e-mail address: Your userid: 43292 Name of game(s) arranged: Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals Name of arrangement: Standing Tall Name of individual song(s) arranged: Battle #2 (also known as the boss battle theme) Link to the original soundtrack: IMPORTANT: This is a remix for the Lufia 2 album project, so if it's passed don't post it until after the album's release Your own comments about the mix: I first heard this theme when Bahamut put a public call for someone to remix it, and I liked it a lot, though I didn't claim it or started remixing it until I realized that someone might claim it before I even get the chance. That led to a WIP done in one afternoon, which in hindsight was a bad idea since it was poorly mixed and had poor guitar playing, but apparently it was enough to get me a spot on the album. However, trying to build on that WIP turned out to be a little hard, and after hearing some suggestions I decided to do it from scratch. The new version was so much of an improvement upon the previous one that it basically gave me enough inspiration to work on it for hours and hours each day, and I completed it in about a week (even though I had some exams during that week. But you'll be glad to know that I've passed those exams ). This was my first time recording something this fast and heavy, so I spent tons of tries and failed attempts in order to get a well-executed guitar performance. The rhythm guitars were much harder to record than the leads. I blame those damn triplets! I'm never again writing triplets at 180 bpm in my songs! XD I suppose a source breakdown is in order, though I don't think source usage will be a problem: 0:00 - 0:26 = guitar chords based on the 3rd part of the source 0:27 - 0:50 = piano playing the melody from the 3rd part of the source 0:50 - 1:01 = some guitar+drums 1:01 - 1:22 = lead guitars play the 1st part of the source 1:23 - 1:28 = short interlude 1:29 - 1:50 = synth lead playing the 2nd part of the source followed by the lead guitars 1:50 - 2:00 = another short interlude 2:00 - 2:22 = 3rd part of the source played on the lead guitars 2:22 - 2:43 = organ solo 2:43 - 3:05 = guitar solo 3:05 - 3:25 = synth and guitar playing the 2nd part of the source 3:26 - 3:48 = lead guitars playing the 1st part of the source again 3:48 - 4:03 = piano plays the 3rd part of the source I hope you enjoy listening!

Birthdayyyy!!!

Man, Amy, I'm almost sorry I set your cosplay outfit on fire. Almost.

Hello, OCR! We've never actually attempted dubstep (with a straight face) before, but there's a first time for everything. Personally I was a little hesitant since dubstep is met with a lot of resistance on the interwebs, but if you never try you'll never know what might have happened. And that's how this mix started! Details: Your ReMixer name: Digital Element a.k.a. DigiE. Your real names: Maurice Willems & Sanjay Sampatsing. Your email address: Your User ID: 2761 Additional details: Name of game(s) arranged: Resident Evil 2 (PSX). Remix Name: A New Horizon. Name of individual song(s) arranged: Secure Place (Save Room Theme). -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPVrizQOma4 Your own comments about the mix, for example the inspiration behind it, how it was made, etc. The idea was basically to go nuts, and have fun with a genre we haven't really touched at all (But love. We've seen Skrillex live, and since then our love for the genre basically exploded). We were looking for a melodic touch to it as well, and the melancholic vibe the RE2 Save Room gives off perfectly fit the direction we were looking for. Aside from that, it's a really cool song and we've got a lot of fond memories playing the game. It's been pretty awesome putting this together. After listening to the genre for so long, it's refreshing to actually take a jab at it ourselves properly. We hope it was a success! Hopefully you guys enjoy it! <3 PS: We're not sure how lenient the bar for the used vocal clips is (The speech is from Albert Wesker in Resident Evil 5, and "You're all going to die down here" is Red Queen from the movie), just know that we can easily remove it and replace it ambient effects to fill the void. Regards, DigiE. --------------------------

Hey I'm an evil clown here subbing an evil clown song, shout out to Willrock the evil clown master (master of evil clown puppets and so on) could you imagine Master of Puppets in carnival style played by evil clowns? nvm Games: Darksiders II, 7th Guest, Chrono Cross (short cameo) Sources: Plains of Death, Puzzles, Time's Scar (1:15 melody used briefly at 1:29 of the remix) Composers: Jesper Kyd, George "Morbidly Obese Guy" Sanger, Yasunori Mitsuda Title: Death Lives I finished this song on October 27th. You know by now that you could hear a grim song like this from me regardless of the holiday or time of month though, so... hah! haha! But we can pretend it's a Halloween song if that's what you're into. You've got to be a little crazy to make a song like this. You may call it a "medley" but it's not really. It's more of just a molding of similar melodies and themes that fit together in the mood of a piece to create one, what I call, creatively incoherent cohesive song. There's no "Medley-itis" but there are strong transitions that are used in a very specific way like the drop down to solo music box at 1:49 or the explosion into carnival music at 2:32 complete with a tempo increase and switch to 3/4 sig. The charm of this arrangement is in its tendency for the unorthodox while still being, imo, particularly engaging and enjoyable. It's actually really simplistic but you might not realize that on the first listen. I do not believe this is a "novelty" song or any kind of one-listen type thing due to it being so unusual. I think people should be more creative with their arrangements, I particularly hate the auto-pilot type of arrangements regardless of their genre. Things need to change and develop or express some kind of effective mood or I'm not into it. Not trying to sound like a snob, that's just my tastes these days. :3 I used some cool Omnisphere synths in this. Never really care about Omnisphere ever until I start going through its library and find some really awesome stuff. That "fake guitar" synth with the really cool vibrato was a lot of fun to play around with. Probably more interesting than playing that part with a real guitar. If there's one thing people take away from this mix, I hope they experience and understand the menacing nature of it. There are some bits, like the chromatic theramin, that are obviously little musical gags that'll probably get a giggle out of people, but without a small sense of comedy, this song would have been way too tragic. ----------------------------------------------- (fan upgrade)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scmQ_6gUrVU

Greetings, While Deadly Towers probably won’t go down in history as one of the best games of all time, the music itself has come to the forefront of my memory on many occasions. This is most likely due to hearing the games music over and over while trying to pass some of the more difficult levels (well, difficult for me anyway). After some time thinking about it, I finally decided to try my hand at remixing “Castle Hall” which appears early in the game. I originally wanted to do something more on the “dreamy” side, but found very early on that the idea had morphed to something completely different. At the end of the day, my version of the piece ended up being rather upbeat, and hopefully enjoyable none the less. Thanks for taking the time to listen! Steve ReMixer Name: Northmusic UserID Number: 22382 Name: Steve Imbordino Email: Website: http://www.northsounds.com/ Name of game: Deadly Towers Platform: NES I beleive the source piece is called "Castle Hall": Name of arrangement: "Palace of the Bells": Thanks again!

Contact Information > ReMixer name: HeavenWraith > Real name: Antanas Palaitis > E-mail: > Website: N/A > Forum userID: 50325 Submission Information > Game: Final Fantasy VI, The Last Remnant > ReMix Name: Upheaval ~ Michael's Judgement > Original Name: Dancing Mad (FF6), Nisus (TLR) > Original Author: Uematsu Nobuo (FF6) and Sekito Tsuyoshi (TLR) > Link to the file: A not-so-majestic symphony metal remix of majestic boss battle themes. If I had to name the inspirations, they would be Nightwish, Demetori, Black Mages, Takanashi Yasuharu, Nakagawa Kotaro and Sekito Tsuyoshi himself. Overall, this has taken a lot of effort from me, but it was fun composing/recording/mixing this regardless. Looking forward to the outcome of the judging process. ------------------------------------------------ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8fnzds584I

Contact info: remixer: 4 Keys real name: Michael Dangremond email: website: www.antitalentstudio.com user id: 22714 Submission info: Game: Crystalis Name of arrangement: Frozen Hell Name of actual song: Mt sabre theme My comments: Yep, another Crystalis remix. I figure since it took me so long to getting my first mix submitted, I would shock all and do another remix based on the same game with all the attributes I have gained since. I hope you like it! Thanks for everyone and their support!!!! ----------------------------------

Contact Information: - Band name: Stroyent - Email address: - Website: http://stroyent.hafenzine.de / http://www.soundcloud.com/stroyent Submission Information: - Game: Doom - Arrangement name: Sign of Evil (E1M8) - Song name: Sign of Evil Comments: This is a metal remix of the famous track 'Sign of Evil' from Doom. It was recorded by Stroyent, a former Death Metal recording project from germany which is now a fully manned band. This record was created under commensurate bad homerecording cases. We did the best we could with what we knew and what we had. There are other Doom and Quake related songs (like 'Shores Of Hell' or 'Stroggos Hyperblast') done by us and there will be more. The mp3: Thanks for reading. And sorry for my bad english.

Submission of "Red Retaliation", part of The Joker's "BadAss Volume 2" project. Mirror 1: Mirror 2: Contact Information * Your ReMixer name: Torzelan * Your real name: Joachim Sandberg * Your email address: * Your website: http://torzelan.com * Your userid: 16578 Submission Information * Name of game(s) arranged: Demon's Crest * Name of individual song(s) arranged: The Infinite Demon * Your own comments about the mix, for example the inspiration behind it, how it was made, etc. New PC that is not a nightmare to work audio with! New microphone with no noise too, finally got to experiment with layering together a little "one man choir", been wanting to try that forever! Fun times! Been on a bit of a black metal kick again lately, listening to and being influenced by bands like Naglfar (old favorite!) and their former vocalist's Profundi (newly discovered favorite!). Coincidentally, this was also my first time entering Dwelling of Duels, and for their "Free Month" in October the Halloween spirit was in full swing... ...so you can imagine how this track ended up happening. Spent more time than you'd believe researching the games for the lyrics (Gargoyle's Quest is also referenced). A couple of days later I was surprised to find it posted on Destructoid (long time reader) and even more surprised to see it received well considering the rather niche-within-niche genre going on here; yet another couple of days later I was contacted by The Joker asking if I wanted to have it on the second BadAss album. Well, I'm glad he asked because I never put two and two together to realize how much sense that made. So, another spit-shine later, here we are and I'm submitting in hopes of finally giving Steve Pordon's old Demon's Crest arrangement some company! DAW used is FL Studio. Drums are Addictive Drums (Metal ADpak) with some additional (free) sample layering, female choir is a Papelmedia soundfont. Rest is recorded with the following things: Washburn XB100 MBL bass, Ibanez RG7321 (rhythm) and Jackson Kelly KE3 (lead) guitars through a PodXT, Prodipe 49C MIDI controller (VSTi: Church Organ 2nd), RØDE Podcaster mic. * Lyrics Demon wings on winds of vengeance Returned, to claim what was lost Guided by the eternal flame Gift of honor, from The Bringer of Light True warrior of the Makai Rightful bearer of the crests Demon dragon was slain for the last So the six could be as one Backstabbed in the moment of truth False pretender to the throne Left to die, fallen from grace Somulo once more awaits This time no back will be turned Claws and fangs prepare This time none shall be left standing As a path is carved in blood Weak traitors shall reap what they've sown And the hierarchy be restored Open wide the gates of hell Red Blaze coming home -- Joachim 'Torzelan' Sandberg http://torzelan.com ---------------------------------------

BirthdayyyY!!!

Your ReMixer name: Argle Name of game(s) arranged: Metroid Prime 2 Name of arrangement: Bogged Down Name of individual song(s) arranged: Torvus Bog Source: - Sine arp in the source starts at 0:32 in the remix and continues for most of the track really, except 2:27-3:18, and it appears a bit in there as well. It's either out front or buried in the background depending on the section. - Ambient melody that starts in source at 0:13 becomes the organ chord progression in remix at 0:06-0:32, 0:45-0:57, 2:53-3:18, as well as the theremin at 1:10-1:22. - Sine melody at 0:39 in source becomes melody at 1:23 and 3:31 in remix. Also played by piano starting at 2:28, albiet in a heavily modified form. - Sine melody at 1:08 in source is played by the woodwinds at 1:49 and ethnic plucked thing at 3:57. - In remix the watery synth at 2:15 plays the theme from the Submerged Temple, aka Red Brinstar. It's just a cameo tho and doesn't really need to count.

remixer name: urdailywater name: Aaron Corbitt Name of Games arranged: Sonic 2, Sonic Adventure 2, Yume Nikki Name of Remix: This is Your 'Freedom' Yume Nikki and my profile should be in the database by the time you get this Mix: Source(s): - Sonic 2: Sky Chase Zone - Sonic Adventure 2: Metal Harbor Zone - Yume Nikki: FC World "Basement" (also found here as BGM_004: http://yumenikki.wikia.com/wiki/Soundtrack)So to clear up a few things on this one first: *It was originally a song as part of the Sonic Zone Remix competition, then it was called "Flying with You". *I updated/remastered the song for my EP "Far Away" and renamed it "This is Your 'Freedom'" in the process (to fit in with the EP). *I didn't intentionally use the Yume Nikki song in the remix. In fact, I didn't even realize that the harp pattern was Yume Nikki until I had listened to an earlier remix I did of the SAME exact source (BGM_004) that used the same exact harp pattern. It's just sped up a little bit. Yup, that about covers that. This one was a lot of fun to make. Didn't spend to much time on it initially (about a week), but then I ended up spending a LOT of time to produce this thing after the competition. There's something about trying to do cool stuff with reverb that just won't sound good on some earbuds/speakers. And that was the problem with this song really - I had to spend a lot of time trying to make it sound good on everything I could. Production can be tricky sometimes, especially with more atmospheric songs that tend to be heavy on mid range. Each element, IMO, works together in the end, and the relaxing beat melds well with the electronic elements and (of course) piano. Hopefully you'll think the same! Source Breakdown: The harp pattern used pretty much throughout the song is the Yume Nikki source (sped up, and playing on two chords instead of just one). It starts at :49. Sky Chase Zone source is used at: :24-40 1:00-1:32 3:00-3:16 Metal Harbor Zone Straightforward from 1:50-3:00 note that I very very heavily arranged this source, so I only really use the first few seconds of the source and arrange from there The rest is pretty much original. 134 seconds of source out of 240. This is a very liberal song. Nothing much else to say - enjoy the music! Also, if you like this, check out the EP I just released (at the time of submitting this). http://urdailywater.bandcamp.com/album/far-away

ReMixer info: chimpazilla Kristina Scheps - 45254 http://soundcloud.com/chimpazilla http://ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=41252 192kbps mp3 attached Submission information: Game arranged: Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time ReMix name: "Requiem for a Damaged Spirit" Songs arranged: "Requiem of Spirit" Composer: Koji Kondo Comments: Hi Judges! I apologize in advance if this is long… it seems I have a bit to say about this mix! I didn't start this song with the intention of making a Requiem of Spirit remix, or any remix for that matter. It began as an experiment, using my favorite new playtoys (Omnisphere and my Damage drum library), to see if I could create an enormous soundscape (after having been inspired by Theophany’s huge soundscapes). I came up with a drum and bass groove that I liked one evening, and the next morning I awoke with the six notes of Requiem playing over it in my head in a rather unique way. So I sat down at the computer and this just flowed out. Requiem of Spirit leads Link to the Desert Colossus in OoT. It was only after my mix was complete that I realized that all that industrial clanking in the first half is an excellent reference to the Lanayru Desert in Skyward Sword. So, that's cool. This song makes me feel emotional... it is haunting and even a bit disturbing when I listen to it. It starts out fairly badass and electronic, then morphs into something softer and more orchestral, then soft and badass join forces… with the Damage drums bridging the sections. The song could tell the story of someone who has made some bad decisions in life, but as time goes on he realizes his mistakes… but he wonders if it is too late to change his ways... I’ve been told in my WIP forum thread that this song is too liberal, source-wise. This surprised me initially, as I wrote every single section starting with the six notes of Requiem. I thought the song was obnoxiously repetitive with source… but apparently I managed to bury the source too deeply! So I’ve altered the writing where possible to bring the source out more audibly. Also, I’ve included a complete source breakdown (below) showing my intentions throughout the writing process. If this song does not pass the panel for lack of source usage, I will of course be disappointed… but I am still VERY pleased with this song, I learned tons from the process of creating it, made some new friends, and it is my best writing and production effort so far. I’d like to thank everyone who chimed into my WIP forum thread with comments, they were all tremendously helpful and inspiring. Special thanks to anterroir for his precious friendship and for suggesting (and then contributing) the awesome brass and timpani in the final passage. Source Breakdown: (song is 4:00, source total is 2:35 or 59%) Intro: 0:36 – 0:55: flourishes using five of the six notes (I won’t count this) First lead (70 seconds): 0:55 – 1:03: slow version 1:03 – 1:11: fast version 1:11 – 1:20: slow version 1:20 – 1:25: fast version Second lead (9 seconds): 1:32 – 1:37: interpretive 1:41 – 1:45: more interpretive Flute solo (all interpretive) (22 seconds): 2:05 – 2:11 2:14 – 2:20 2:23 – 2:28 2:31 – 2:36 Climax (21 seconds): wild solo based on source (I won’t count this) 2:52 – 2:57 interpretive 3:01 – 3:06 very interpretive 3:09 – 3:15 blatant 3:18 – 3:23 blatant Outro (19 seconds): 3:26 – 3:45 blatant

Remixer Name: Muggs Majandhra Real Name: Otis Morgan III E-mail: UserID: 1207 Website: http://www.youtube.com/user/Feyhd Link: (File Attached) FTP borked, will upload when I can Game: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Arrangement Name: Glitch Cavern Original Song: Mystic Cave Zone Comments: I suppose I was inspired to make this track after a particularly good KOAN Sound binge. I tend to stick with various forms of house, but I knew if I was going to do a Mystic Cave Zone remix it just had to be glitch-hop, so I gave it a try! I made this almost entirely in Reason 6. The beginning samples with Traktor since it simpler. Regardless of whether or not this gets in, this submission marks a bit of a milestone for me. Ever since I started listening to OC remixes, I've always had ideas about mixes to put on this site. But until now, I've always had to rely on the request board to foster any hope of those ideas being made into a song. After years of thinking about it I've finally started to learn how to produce music and finally have come away with something I think is worth being judged. So, thanks for being something to work towards!

Contact Information Your ReMixer name: Harold Jr(DoT) of SupaKool Ent. Your real name: Harold J. Sullivan, Jr. Your email address: Your website: http://www.supakoolent.com Your userid: 48786 Submission Information Name of game(s) arranged: X-Men (Sega 1993) Name of arrangement: Mutant Night at the Shi'ar Lounge Name of individual song(s) arranged: Shi'ar Empire level Additional information: This is a remix of the Shi'ar Empire music of the 1993 Sega Genesis X-Men Video-game. The game's original music composer is Fletcher Beasley. Link to the original soundtrack (if it is not one of the sound archives already available on the site): The inspiration came from the thought of mutants having a night spot to chill-out after a long day of battling opposing forces. Kick back and enjoy!

Remixer Name: Pumpkin King Real name: Joe Dumpe Email: Website: youtube.com/pumpkinking872 soundcloud.com/pumpkin-king User ID: 48065 Name of Game: Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Majora's Mask, Ocarina of Time Name of Arrangement: Fragments of Time v.1 Name of song arranged: Ballad of the Goddess (Harp Version), Lost Woods (or Saria's Song), Song of Healing Original Composer: Koji Kondo Link to source track: Ballad of the Goddess: Lost Woods: Song of Healing: My arrangement is included in the attachment. This is a piano arrangement/medley for multiple games in the Legend of Zelda Franchise. It starts with the Skyward Sword theme from Skyward Sword, transitions into the Lost Woods theme from Ocarina of Time, then to Song of Healing from Majora's Mask. It then repeats the same pattern, though with more diversity and dynamics, for a proper build-up where it finally concludes with the Skyward Sword theme. I started working on this because when I was learning some of the Zelda songs, I realized how similar they all sounded. A lot of the songs play in the same key. So I thought it would be cool to blend them together into one song, rather than having it sound strictly like a piano medley. This is version 1 because I plan on doing different versions with different songs from the Zelda franchise. There are more songs that sound very similar and I want to do the same thing like I did with this version. I used Logic Pro as my DAW. I used the Galaxy Vintage D library for the piano sound.

ReMixer Name: Arceace Real Name: Ben Clifton Game: Sonic The Hedgehog 3 Name of arrangement: "Mystical Groove" Name of individual song: Marble Garden Link to source: Comments: Ever since I was a kid, I've always wanted to be able to sit down for a couple of days, and come up with a song on the spot. That was exactly the case behind this remix. I believe I spent around 12 hours total completing the arrangement, and a few more mastering the track. I really wanted to give the song a feeling of space, so there are a lot of subtle sounds in the background working to support the various melodies in the song. This was actually one of my favorite levels from the Sonic franchise. The whole concept of Marble Garden was really interesting to me as a kid, and I would often times play to hear the music from this level. I even remember when I first came across OCRemix that I wanted to try my own take on the theme, and here I am today, actually doing so. Hope it's a pleasure to listen to!

Contact Information ReMixer name: ChaoSynthesizer Real name: Stefano Bottarelli e-mail address: website: www.winterhaze.com userID on forum : 50709 Submission Information original game: Doom (music from e1m8) arrangement name: Shadows Of Kadath song name: Shadows Of Kadath (same as above, it's a single song) Composed by myself, using Cubase 5 with East West Samples, Access Music synths and Kontakt sampler A short work I made while dicking around on my DAW, took me a couple of hours but I really like it, so I thought it was worth giving a shot. it starts like a modern version of the original song then it drifts towards some movie score, to end in some mix of dubstep and orchestral. hope you'll like it, thanx in advance. cheers and beers Stefano --------------

Hello judges! ReMixer name: DarkSim forum link: http://ocremix.org/forums/member.php?u=33879 Game arranged: Donkey Kong Country Arrangement name: Focus Song arranged: Fear Factory Source: Composer: David Wise Now then, I've attempted a ReMix of this source before in a drum and bass style that was rejected, but I love this source so much I thought I'd do a completely different ReMix attempt. This time I've gone all-out progressive house, inspired entirely by deadmau5 and his epic 10-minute long masterpiece "Strobe". This isn't quite 10 minutes, but at almost 8 I feel I achieved my goal of having the 3 sections present in Strobe that are the ambient beginning, the driving beat in the middle section, then the final climax of the song as it leads into the outro. I could go on for ages about how good David Wise's compositions are, but I rather like reading DJP's writeups so hopefully I'll get one for this! Thanks, DS