Eino Keskitalo

Sounds good! That's what the Workshop is for. You can read the stickied topics on top of the Workshop. I guess the most important post says it all in the title (one song per post/one post per song). I'd say it also helps a lot if you can define what sort of feedback you want for the track, and what you intend to do with the track (e.g. if you want to submit it to OCR and want feedback to meet the standards & criteria). Hope that helps!

Sweet! Thanks guys, I'll check them out as soon as I can!

*sigh* I can tell by the latest judgements, you guys just aren't harsh enough. Get some standars! pleasepassmymix Seriously though, look at that to be judged queue. Nice work!

Challenge accepted! ..also, it's a rematch from rRPC!

That's decidedly unbad.

Played this a bit since it was an arcade weekend recommendation from Locomalito. Man, the underwater section is brutal. Yeah, this ain't too bad. Mecano Associates FTW!

new, final candidate 1: FC1 2014/09/21 Bit more pad towards the end, some filtering of a lead instrument + mixing the snare/tom up a bit. Still need to do the source breakdown. Probably done with this as far as the SFII Mix Drive goes, though feedback more than appreciated!

Final Candidate 2 Tiny update, such as doubling one lead with the organ. Mod review time!

I really like how the bass drum in the intro makes it flow like three measures in 4/4. A 4/4 version of this tune would be quite interesting to hear.

Short comments: I think that sounds fantastic. I like the reinterpretation of the original material, I like the pacing and dynamics of the piece (nice tempo changes for instance). There's maybe some room for polishing in humanizing the wind lead (I don't have any ideas for that) and the more prominent piano bits (where f.e. lowering the velocity of every other note/thing could make it more natural (and interesting)). In any case, I thought you did really great - the mood is not far removed from the original, but there's a lot going on that makes the arrangement its own. Quick turnaround too! Love the intro, the static & vibraphone/sine wave style instrument reminds me of early electronic music and stuff like that. The MP3 I could download from Soundcloud was a bit low quality it seemed!

Well, the handy thing here is that you can make the tune for the SFII Drive directly if you don't want to submit it to this round of MnP

I guess the point - or what I'd make the point to be - is to compare to what you find is the best - what you would like to achieve. I kind of try to achieve something unique with each piece of music I make (or most of them), kind of find my own way - but I realize there's a part of this thinking where I'm fooling myself, as if I couldn't learn from others. I don't use e.g reference mixes nearly as much as I know would be useful for me. (And that's just technical thing, composition, technique, style, attitude are equally important..) I like the idea of finishing things quickly and moving on. I certainly don't do that myself. I don't think my old wips that I still intend to finish are that dated (or can't be salvaged), and they can be many years old (even from 2008!) Maybe I just haven't progressed much!

Eino Keskitalo, Jorito

Jason Covenant

Too much SFII in the compos? Too little, I say! The source for People's Remix Competition round 280 is the !

Good stuff definitely! Love that jazz, absolutely. Perhaps you'd like to take a look at The Shining Force II 2004 Mix Drive? I think you could do a great moody jazzy version of , the melodies of (basically the lead theme for the game, the could be used as a reference) or perhaps or .We're doing this to celebrate Shining Force II's western release 20 years ago - there's going to be a show on Radio Sega's Sega Mixer Drive show, hosted by Rexy, in mid October, so we're making arrangements from the game in time for that (13th October is the deadline). It'd be great to have you on board & I'd love to hear your take on any of the pieces from the game!

The wip is great, I'm all energized, and typing up feedback right now with my other hand!

Welcome, welcome Supercoolmike! Yeah, it is perfectly acceptable to mix many themes together, mix more than one source separately, mix sources other people have already claimed.. basically, feel free to do what ever you find inspiring in the context of Shining Force II music, as long as it is a remix, cover, rearrangement, reinterpretation, etc of the music from the game. edit: Just keep in mind the deadline for the Sega Mixer Drive show is 13th of October! And yeah, the source for the Meat 'n Potatoes round #23 is . I'm pledging to enter the next round and make the winner's source pick into an eventual OC ReMix submission. So go compete in the name of Shining Force!

Correct link here: http://shiningforcecentral.com/content/midis/shiningmidi_36_1301696659.mid Supercoolmike, that sounds - ahem - super cool! Go ahead and make the non-MnP version for the SF Drive! It'll be much appreciated!

The Shrine track is pretty awesome, bitl3gs! I love that stretching ambient feel.. it sounds like you use & manipulate the original audio quite a bit, which is really neat. For me it's also quite refreshing since I listen to OCR-style game music stuff and also think in those terms when arranging myself. Certainly will be listening a lot more of your stuff! Many thanks to HoBoka for grabbing the Devastation theme! It's the game over theme unless I'm gravely mistaken. I'm looking towards the results! I'm pretty happy with my Wandering Warriors C64-techno remix, and have gotten a good response from it - I want to make a few tweaks and call it done, and move on to arranging the Castle theme at the start of the next month. I'd love to see some more people doing some tracks, and will send a few more calls out, but things are looking pretty good already!

I've submitted mine as well.