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Something I once rented many years ago.?

Featured in a Toyota Corolla commercial from 2002 (or 2003)! ?

Upon discovering the Sega Genesis/Megadrive version of this game was finally logged for listening, and after listening to this particular version's OST quite often, it would be so awesome to hear an alternative rock remix of either 'The Metropolis Kid (Superboy)', 'The Last Son of Krypton (Eradicator)', 'Steel Reign (Steel)', and/or 'Boss Theme'. Preferably the latter, which is my favorite of the bunch. ?

Thanks, @Rozovian!

Just like @Meteo Xavier, that really explains a whole lot! Thank you so much, @APZX! ?

After reading your post in its entirety. this helps perfectly, Meteo Xavier! ?

While I'm starting to get the hang of composing music and/or remixes thus far, I think I need some help learning how to properly tweak my mixing. At most times, it sounds pretty uneven or muddy with its panning, reverb, frequency, etc. But especially when I have too much reverb going on in the background. Anybody here have any advice on how to improve my mixing? Again, thanks in advance!

While I have a love for obscure and underrated games and after watching a longplay of this shmup, this would be lovely hear in an hard electronic music style. I also timestamped it to its particular song. If anyone were to tackle this (or maybe yours truly), maybe add a bit of 'Final Area' and 'Hidden Ending' into the remix too?

I thought of doing an Iggy's Reckin' Balls remix at some point. Also, interesting bit of trivia there.

This is awesome, and very catchy too!

As a music person who listens by ear, I usually rely on that anyways. And thank you so much for the advice, everyone!

Hey folks, while I'm slowly climbing back into not just art, but primarily music here, I have this problem with this large hurdle I've been meaning to cross. Recently, I wanted my music and remixes to sound less repetitive and/or cover-like, but I constantly keep falling into the trappings of these major flaws when it comes to composing. As I understand that it takes practice trying to avoid doing so, any further ideas of what to do in this kind of situation? Thanks in advance!

Great Jazz Jackrabbit remix! It makes me think of Eyewitness a bit.