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  1. Nice work, guys! Purrrrple! --Eino
  2. Awesome to see this released! I will listen, and I will also try out the game some time. I heard a lot about it back in the day but haven't played it yet. MASSIVE props for making a project out of such an obscure game.. I always enjoy seeing the less known games get ReMixed. One thought, now that this is out.. I wonder if there would be interest in the ScummVM community to make it possible to get these ReMixes to play in-game? That would be cool - a ReMix pack for the game itself! --Eino
  3. Awezume signatures. I have have mine applied, thanks Global-Trance! --Eino
  4. Awesome, progress! I'll take a new signature! Brandon, take a look at Way of Illusion. It's in no way an undesirable track, in fact it's one of the best on the soundtrack. I claimed it but had to let it go.. I don't think I would have had the time to do it justice. --Eino
  5. Yay, the anniversary round! I'll have to try to participate.. I don't have internet at home at the moment though, so hopefully I remember and can get online on time. On the other hand, less distractions. =) Good idea/theme for the round, the requests! I think I'll try to do Traffic Department 2192.. lot of transcribing to do! Thanks for organizing again this year, Bundeslang. Those were some cool statistics, too! --Eino
  6. What a great variety of sounds used here. This is a delightfully strange track. Mixing is kind of dry or quiet.. it sounds a bit weird, but I'm not even sure if it's a bad kind of weird (well, it's an oold mix so bad kind of weird is excusable). Creepy goodness. --Eino
  7. Great idea, and you might have noticed I did some reviews yesterday. =) Sooo it's Mazedude time today! --Eino
  8. I was probably inspired by Axes Denied and the Precursors project to find out more about video game music covers and remixes. I read somewhere that OCR is full of elitist bastards and I actually stayed away from the place for a while. At the same time I wondered why so many of the mixes I downloaded from VGMix were so substandard. This is much more my kind of place. I guess I'm an elitist bastard myself! --Eino
  9. My favourite Rozovian track, and one of my favourites from EOBLOR. I love the soundtrack, which helps, but the execution here is (a) very appropriate, ( very well done and © hits a nerve. I find I really like this kind of a track. It's a bit similar to this ReMix, which is one of my favourites. --Eino
  10. Very nice track, not a super favourite but well executed regardless. Rozo has his own style, clarity and synths being the central features. His sound is recognizable. The drums in this one are very Kikuta-like in my opinion! My nitpick for this piece is that the strings sometimes feel like they drag a little bit behind. They could have perhaps been shifted a little bit forwards to compensate for the attack. --Eino
  11. Cool source, and great to see a submission this early. --Eino
  12. Hyvää syntymäpäivää! Grattis på födelsedagen! --Eino
  13. Another \o/ for Wonder Boy III from here. --Eino
  14. It's on the to be posted list in the judging process thread, with plenty of other tracks approved around the same time - and there's a couple of (non-album) tracks from 2009 too. So it's just taking the usual long time. --Eino
  15. My friends had consoles, at home we had a PC without a soundcard. I had heard some great NES and C64 tunes before I really recognized them as a separate and important part of the game goodness.. I believe I enjoyed musics that were good, but can't really name a favourite soundtrack. So I guess mine are 16-bit games: Street Fighter II, Final Fantasy Mystic Quest and FF4 on SNES. I think Mystic Quest was the point where the penny dropped and I really started paying proper attention to VGM. Star Control 2 and Pinball Fantasies on PC - not least because of that they both played MOD music on the PC speaker.. (!!!) (Actually, some great beeper melodies: ).Shining Force II on the Megadrive/Genesis deserves a mention as well. I'd like to think I was a fan of Castle of Illusion, Wonder Boy III and Sonic the Hedgehog soundtracks on the Sega Master System, but probably not (great as they are). I was a fan of the games themselves, though. edit: How did I forget Link to the Past?! I like how the beginning of the game has just the rain atmosphere, it kind of makes you pay attention to the soundtrack more. Link's Awakening on Game Boy was great too. editedit: Hehe, except that it does have music except for a very brief bit in the beginning. Well, nice rain effect anyhow. --Eino
  16. Necroposting Iji threads should not only be allowed, but actually required. Hero Core is fantastic as well. And if you're a fan of Remar Games, you probably already know about http://ludosity.com/games/garden-gnome-carnage/. edit: Looks like earlier in the thread I called Iji's soundtrack merely "great" - in fact, it is brilliant. And so is Hero Core's. --Eino
  17. Thanks for the comments, EBison and SoulinEther. It's very satisfying to hear that some of those things worked for you. Good ideas, too! I certainly like the idea of adding more textural detail, and also the idea of giving that 2nd half lead figure a bit more space. Cool to hear you liked it so much, SoulinEther. I haven't yet worked on the piece, but from my last listening I felt the overall sound was flimsier than I'd like - and that seems to line up nicely with all the comments I've received. I have a lot to learn when it comes to production, so I'll be spending a lot of time trying to beef this one up. Any hints what I could do would be greatly appreciated! --Eino
  18. Try PM'ing this guy, he had a great rock remix of the title and Concrete Man stage, that didn't get accepted due to being on the coverish side, but it was great nonetheless. --Eino
  19. What do you mean with "modern version" - what type of music? There are a billion versions out there, and 13 (thirteen!) on OCR.. so, what would a modern version sound like? --Eino
  20. I agree. I like to follow the Judges Decision forum, but the tracks out of the blue are neat surprises. --Eino
  21. Wehey, another finished project to look forward to! Congrats! --Eino
  22. Owen Pallett kicks ass. --Eino
  23. Thanks! I'll probably try extending it, but not just for length's sake. If it won't work, then that's the structure. --Eino
  24. Thanks for the replies again! So far everyone has mentioned the plain/basic/cheap sounds (here and elsewhere), so they do need to be beefed up. I don't want to have a realistic sound, I want to keep the tracker feel, but at the same time it shouldn't sound plain. Mak, those were some inspiring ideas, marimba could well work! =) SonicThHedgog, I don't have any midi.. it's made with Renoise tracker. Thanks for the offer anyhow! --Eino
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