Eino Keskitalo   Members

I see IsolinearMoogle finally found a way around the "no favourites threads" policy on the forums.

I just started playing Mega Man 10 and I have to say I appreciate this ReMix a ton. If it makes sense, this has a nice sense of relaxed energy.. Yeah.

This 12tone video about improving listening skills to figure out arrangement is directly relevant for transcribing VGM you want to rearrange:

Definitely got Esther's Dreams vibes as well, maybe because this track sounds a lot like how ilomilo's soundtrack originally sounds. Good stuff! Enjoying the percussion in particular, it's a very effective 'bed' for the song. I didn't have an issue with the ending, I thought it winds down nicely. I was curious about the FAT32 filesystem reference in the title, and it looks like floppy discs are an item in the Digimon world? That's a fun reference.

Very cool vibe. I got a kick out of the way the source was laid on top of 4/4 rhythm between the introduction of the source and transitioning to the 3/4 rhythm. The final climax also was very well constructed.

Submitted! 12 entries so far, not bad!

I don't really have any straight-up chiptunes under my belt (unless I've done some long ago and forgot about it..) I have this small game project soundtrack which is quite chippy: https://github.com/kiigame/adventure_engine/tree/develop/audio ..and a couple of chip-influenced tracks here on OCR: https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03887 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03729 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03286

@StarZander This sounds like a cool project! I could see myself contributing a track or two. I haven't made GB music before, but I'm familiar with trackers (I use Renoise tracker for all of my tracks here on OCR), and began working on module tunes (.xm format) back in the 90s. I should be able to follow the GB limitations, although I have no direct proof. In fact, this "convert mods using certain specifications" approach sounds like a nice and easy way for me to get into making Game Boy music, interesting to hear GB Studio having this approach!

Mmm, this is my kind of stuff. Moody and groovy!

I still have my WIP and I'd love to finish it some beautiful day.

Here's my bonus entry! I managed to have some fun with the samples. https://www.dropbox.com/s/412o7yh0nmjk6g3/valtava-20200723-wip.mp3?dl=0

I also had an idea and started something, thanks to the sample pack!

Also I'll bring up this acknowledgement by djp in the writeup of that latest (Pyscho Pinball) arrangement: ..which I feel like fits really well in OCR way of treating VGM rearrangement.

PRC has certainly been an important compo for me! https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02812 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02955 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03176 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03237 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03259 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03729 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03887 https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR04083

Treasure goodness ... !

Wonderful to see this one come out! Mixflood was great, and I appreciate the shorter albums a lot actually. Cool cover art too!

Radiowar's ReMixes are definitely something I always check out. His ear for texture and atmosphere results in moods that speak to me. This mix is a wonderful slow-burner, with a beat that propels forward through a contemplative musical soundscape. This very comforting kind of music for me!

Tight dnb action for sure. Reminds me how much I like this kind of stuff, especially when it's this good! Inspiring!

The Konami funk is strong in this one! Our 4-yo gave this the awesome dance approval. Wish I had it on video. Nice touch of ominousness in the outro!

Very cool! Some _very_ nice comments about the soundtrack in the Steam reviews!

Nicely done! The source material works really well in this style. Fun to hear that distorted organ sound in there.

An enjoyable ride! Cool to see Shadow of the Beast return to OCR and it's always great to see microcomputers on the front page.

400! Wow! Sonic, hmm? @Rexy nudge nudge

As a fellow user and a fan of your OCRs, I *need* to check out what you are doing with Renoise