Teh Mick   Members

Nobuo Uematsu-san rocks ! (This is for the contest to win VIP tickets !)

As a fan of your ReMiXes, I'm satisfied ! I really like your middle eastern ReMiX, my favorite are the Ninja Gaiden one. The Pharaoh one is on par with the rest. Personnally I would raise the volume of the sitar in the beginning because I can't heard the melody very well.

This is pretty cool. Well it could count as ReMiX since it make a great use of samples and some people call this 'Musique Concrète'. I like the industrial feel and the ambiance

Any hint to similar free software for Mac ?

This remix is one of the best I heard in some time. I'm a fan on baroque music and the harpsicord

There's also http://www.pianoteq.com/ which is a psychical modelling of a acoustic piano. Use no samples and very small to download.

Ahh the synth solo sounds much better now The repeted strings still sound too mecanical, I doubt any violon player an repeat a note that fast Anyway, this ReMiX kick ass dude. I still struggle to improvise(and compose) synth solo myself that sound cool like most keyboardists out there.

Personally, as a keyboardist who want to play rock and metal, I will add more crunch to the Lead synth. Currently, it sound too flat and straight Also, I will add more breath to the strings. Beside that, I really like the arrangement

Some lead programming tutorials here, which try to mimic some popular lead tones: Derek Sherinian Monster Lead Jens Johansson Lead Jordan Rudess Liquid T Lead

There is also a tracker for sequencing SID (Commodore 64 sound chip) called GoatTracker: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoatTracker Very old-school tracker but very nice. Check out the examples, there is a conver of a song of Stratovarius

I second that

Wow, USB midi sure are expensive, my standard MIDI cable cost me about 20$CAN

Hey nice, another guy using Rosegarden on Linux

Here my cover of Battle with Magus, the mix is loud sorry :s I recorded it a while ago and haven't reworked on it. Though I added more sound to my base combi since them. Most of the parts were played live and overdubbed into the internal sequencer. Only the D part was sequenced, because I can't play it with correct timing The format is in Ogg Vorbis, I support free software and thus free codec http://tinyurl.com/lskg6

Hey nice remix the Super Mario World one. I like it

I own a Korg Karma 61 key and this is a great workstation. The downfact is it's still based on floppy and has no support for sampling like its bigger brother the Korg Triton. Currently, I will choose either a Korg Triton Extreme 88 or wait for the Korg M3 that will be out in June. The Korg OASYS is too expensive for a first keyboard. But this is for the workstation side, which I prefer. A cheap 88 key Yamaha PSR should too for you. Casio one are good one but their key aren't good as Korg, maybe they do some arranger keyboard with weighted keys (I'm admit that I am Korg fan).

Hello there, this is my first post here at OCRemix. I would be interessed to join this project, as this would be my first real attempt to do a remix of a video game music. Before I was just doing covers with my keyboard workstation, like Robo Theme, Magus Battle Theme and other Chrono Trigger song I've learned. As first, I'll try to tackle the Boss Theme, rock/metal style with synthezisers in it. Also I've made for fun a jazzy version using the E121 - KARMA "Jazz" combi on my Korg Karma. I'll upload it...someday