The Minstrel

Hi, I'm pretty unfamiliar with the genre itself, however, these are my first impressions after listening to the song a couple of times: You are probably right in that it might differ from the original a little too much, perhaps it would be a good idea to accentuate the melody just a little bit more? It's not as it is totally unrecognizable, it's just not obviously the same song either. You should bear in mind that I was unfamiliar with the original work until I listened to the link you provided. Production wise, it sounds pretty good. Some observations though. The intro has some problems in th

Wow, this sounds pretty solid so far. Awesome work. Can't provide any constructive feedback for you I'm afraid, can't think of anything to improve. Finish it and submit, I would love to hear the full version.

Hi everybody, I'm kind of new here, although I registered a couple of years ago. Anyway, I've been working on an arrangement of the highscore theme for 1942 for the Commodore 64 platform, and I would like some feedback before submitting it to the judges... The remix is available at http://66.7.204.124/~rationel/1942_highscore.mp3 Updated: Here is a link to the original file, for those of you that can play sid-files: http://www.trondal.com/c64sid/c64sid.html I'm going to add some details to the intro as well as the part starting at 1:30. There's supposed to be an effect on the drums at that par

I have not heard the original, so I can't comment on how interpretive your work is. It's very well arranged though and interesting troughout the whole song. Good work with dynamics, I like the parts of the song kept pretty sparse in instrumentation. Too bad all instruments suffer from the typical general midi sound. Can't blame your skills for that though.

Thanks for the tip, looks a lot better now.

First of all, I feel like an dumbass for posting in the wrong forum section, in a new thread. Prior to posting a new thread, I actually looked for a introduction-section, but completely missed it. Guess I need glasses after all... Anyways, to make things a easier, hers my introduction-post again, this time posted in the right thread: Greetings fellow game music lovers. Smile Since I'm new around here, introducing me properly seemed to be a good idea. I'm a 26 y o hobby musician, mainly dealing with rock in its many various forms. Ever since I first heard the title theme for Bubble Bobble, gam