LuketheXjesse

I think we all do a little bit...

at least your country borders the u.s., unlike anso

i will not know until late in the game whether i am going or not taucer is maybe an hour or two away from me so there's always that option

The majority of the soundtrack is really solid! Playing any of the Bramble levels is extremely relaxing just because of the sick ass music This has always been one of my favorite platformers ever since I was a tyke, as well as the other DKCs. This project is gonna be sick and I am incredibly excited for it. I wish I could have learned more about remixing earlier on, so I could have done something!

Free wise, Kore Player's acoustic kit. Monies wise, Addictive Drums.

Bubble Man! <3

i clicked on this thread because OMG METAL BIAS ya I like the direction this is going fo sho. Weak drums though, what kit are you using? Make those babies stand out more! Your actual drum beat kicks ass though. I shouldn't have to say that a bassline would make it better, but I suppose we shouldn't worry about it right now. At first, I didn't like how you took the melody and make it a higher note (I'm sure there's a proper term for that, but it just doesn't come to me) but then you came in with that awesome original melody afterwards, which I thoroughly enjoyed <3 That said, there needs to be a little more to fill in here, more background instruments, if you will. Maybe some synth-like sounds and such, and of course a bass would help. Just the average guitar, bass, and drum ain't enough, as you always need a few more background things to really kick your song into high gear and make it more enjoyable. Still, this is awesome so far. Finish this thing! Also, out of curiosity, what's your setup for recording guitar? I use a Line6 Pod UX2 external sound card and Pod Farm Amp sim.

PUNCHFEST 5 is scheduled for SUNDAY JULY 12th at 12 noon PST!!!! This weeks theme is..... SUNSOFT vs. DATA EAST This weeks theme was selected by Wizwars. Any game they've developed or published counts, so let's start getting lists of popular games by these two great companies! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To participate, install an IRC client (mIRC works well) and come into #punchfest on irc.esper.net! IF WE'RE GONNA PLAY THIS GAME, WE NEED SOME RULES - Theme will be announced two nights before the contest. This way you can pick your song. DON'T START WORKING ON IT. - You will have 6 hours to complete your song once we start. Do whatever you want once the thing starts, but when the 6 hour time limit is up you must have submitted something. - You can use anything you want musically. Live instruments, just MIDI, trackers. Just make sure you submit an MP3 file of whatever it is you did. - No minimum song length requirement. - Submission is not anonymous! VOTING - Voting will take place immediately after the contest. Participants get 3 votes, listeners get 2. Pick your top three songs and to your first place go 3 points, second place go 2 points, third place goes 1 point. Listeners get to pick top two songs, with 2 points going to first place, 1 point going to second. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- oh, and here's a nice, shiny list of games from both companies, jacked from Wikipedia by Wizwars. Sunsoft - * ACME Animation Factory (SNES) * Adian no Tsue (Famicom Disk System) * Aero the Acro-Bat (SNES, Sega Genesis) * Aero the Acro-Bat 2 (SNES, Sega Genesis) * Albert Odyssey series * Arabian (Arcade) o Super Arabian (Famicom) * Astra Super Stars (Sega Saturn) * Atlantis no Nazo (Famicom) * Barbapapa (PlayStation) * Banbam (Arcade) * Batman (NES, Game Boy, Sega Genesis) * Batman: Return of the Joker (NES, Sega Genesis (titled as Revenge of the Joker), Game Boy) * Barcode World (Famicom) * Benkei Gaiden (PC Engine) * Blaster Master series: o Blaster Master (Chô Wakusei Senki Metafight in Japan) (NES) o Blaster Master Boy (Game Boy; possible conversion of Hudson's Bomber Boy) o Blaster Master 2 (Sega Genesis) o Blaster Master: Enemy Below (Metafight EX in Japan) (Game Boy Color) o Blaster Master: Blasting Again ("Blaster Master" in Japan) (PlayStation) * Block Challenger (also known as Block Perfect or Galaxy Force) (Arcade) * Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage (SNES) * Clock Tower 3 (PlayStation 2, published by Capcom in America) * Chameleon Twist (Nintendo 64) * Chameleon Twist 2 (Nintendo 64) * Cosmopolis (Arcade) * Daedalian Opus (Game Boy) * Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions (SNES, Game Boy) * Dai San Wakusei (roughly translated as The Third Planet) (Arcade) * Daze Before Christmas (SNES, Sega Genesis) * Dead Zone (Famicom Disk System) * Deae Tonosama Appare Ichiban (SNES) * Death and Return of Superman (SNES, Sega Genesis) * Disney's Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Quest (Sega Genesis) * Disney's Beauty and the Beast: Roar of the Beast (Sega Genesis) * Eternal Eyes (PlayStation) * Fester's Quest (NES) * Final Fantasy Adventure (Game Boy; re-release of a Square title from the Mana series) * Final Fantasy Legend (Game Boy; re-release of a Square title from the SaGa series) * Final Fantasy Legend II (Game Boy; re-release of a Square title from the SaGa series) * Final Fantasy Legend III (Game Boy; re-release of a Square title from the SaGa series) * Firepower 2000 (SNES) * Flashback (Super Famicom) * Freedom Force (NES) * Funky Fish (Arcade) * Galaxy Fight (Neo Geo, Sega Saturn) * Gimmick! (NES) * Hissatsu Pachinko Collection (Arcade) * Gremlins 2: The New Batch (NES) * Hebereke (Ufouria) series (NES, Super Famicom, PlayStation, Sega Saturn, Arcade) * Ikki (also known as Boomerang and Farmer's Rebellion) (Arcade, Famicom) * Initial D: Takahashi Ryosuke no Typing Saisoku Riron (PlayStation 2) * Journey to Silius (NES) (known as Raf World in Japan) * Kangaroo (Arcade) * Lemmings (NES, SNES) * Lionex (Nintendo Vs.) * Logical (NES, Game Boy Color) * Looney Tunes (Game Boy, Game Boy Color) * Looney Tunes B-Ball (SNES, published by Acclaim) * Marchen Veil (Famicom Disk System) (original version developed and released by System Sacom for the MSX) * Markham (Arcade) * Mitokoumon II: Sekai Manyuuki (Famicom) * Monsterseed (PlayStation) * Moomin's Tale (Game Boy Color) * Myst (Sega Saturn) * Out Live (PC Engine) * Pettan Pyuu (Arcade) * Pirates of Dark Water (Sega Genesis, SNES) * Platoon (Nintendo Vs. Series, NES) * Power Quest (Game Boy Color) * Project S-11 (Game Boy Color) * Ripple Island (Famicom) * Road Runner's Death Valley Rally (SNES) * Route 16 (Arcade, Famicom) * Runaway (Arcade) * Shanghai: True Valor (PlayStation) * Speedy Gonzales - Los Gatos Bandidos (SNES, published by Acclaim) * Spy Hunter (NES) * Strength & Skill - Guiness Book of Records (Arcade) * Super Boy Allan (Famicom Disk System) (developed by Asmik) * Super Spy Hunter (NES) * Super Fantasy Zone (Sega Genesis) * Superman (Sega Genesis) * T.R.A.G. (PlayStation) * Tenka no Goikenban: Mitokoumon (Famicom) * Tōkaidō Gojūsan-tsugi (Famicom) * Tough Turf (Arcade) * Trip World (Game Boy) * Waku Waku 7 (Neo Geo, Sega Saturn) * Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Game Boy) * The Wing of Madoola (Famicom) * Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel (SNES, Sega Genesis) Data East: * Act-Fancer Cybernetick Hyper Weapon * Al Unser Jr.'s Turbo Racing * Bad Dudes VS. Dragon Ninja * Battle Wings (also known as B-WING or B-WINGS) * Bloody Wolf * Boogie Wings * Boomer Rang'r * BreakThru * Burgertime series * Burnin' Rubber (a.k.a. Bump 'n' Jump, Buggy Popper) * Captain America and the Avengers * Captain Silver * Caveman Games * Chelnov (also known as Atomic Runner) * China Town * Cobra Command (1984 interactive movie) * Cobra Command (1988 2D shooter) * Congo's Caper * The Cliffhanger: Edward Randy * Dark Legend * Dark Lord * Darwin 4078 * Dashin' Desperados * Desert Assault (a.k.a. Desert Storm Gulf War in Europe, Thunder Zone in Japan) * Diet Go! Go! * Donald Land * Dragon Gun * Dunk Dream (a.k.a. Street Hoop and Street Slam) * Dunk Dream 95 * Express Raider (a.k.a. Western Express) * Fighter's History * Fighter's History Dynamite (also known as Karnov's Revenge) * Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu! * Fire Trap * Gate of Doom (a.k.a. Dark Seal) * Garyo Retsuden * Gondomania * Ghostlop (later renamed by G-Mode as Data East's Ghostlop) * Heavy Barrel * Heavy Smash * Hercules no Eikō series * High Seas Havoc (Captain Lang in Japan, Cap'N Havoc in Europe) * Hippodrome * Hop A Tic Tac Toe * Joe & Mac series * Kamikaze Cabbie * Karate Champ * Karnov * Last Mission Coin-op arcade & Commodore 64 * Lemmings (Arcade prototype version) * Liberation * Lock 'n' Chase * Locked 'n Loaded * Mad Alien (a.k.a. Mad Rider, Highway Chase) * Magical Drop series * Metal Clash * Metal Max series * Midnight Resistance * Mutant Fighter (known as Death Blade for the Super Famicom) * Mysterious Stones * Night Slashers * Nitro Ball * Nail 'N' Scale * Oscar: Psycho-Nics (a.k.a. Psychonics Oscar) * Panic! (Switch! in Japan) * Performan (パフォーマン) * Real Ghostbusters, The * Ring King * Road Avenger (arcade version, Road Blaster in Japan) * RoboCop * Scrum Try * Shackled * Shoot Out * Shadowrun * Side Pocket series * Sly Spy (Secret Agent in Japan and Sly Spy: Secret Agent in Europe) * Skull Fang Ku-u-ga Gaiden * Soccer League - Winner's Cup * Spin Master (known in Japan as Miracle Adventure (ミラクルアドベンチャー)) * Stadium Hero series * Street Hoop * Suiko Enbu: Outlaws of the Lost Dynasty * Suiko Enbu: Fuun Saiki * Super Birdie Rush * Super Real Darwin * Tantei Jingūji Saburō series * Tattoo Assassins * Trio The Punch - Never Forget Me... * Tumblepop * Two Crude Dudes (also known as Crude Buster) * Vapor Trail: Hyper Offense Formation * Werewolf: The Last Warrior * Windjammers * Wizard Fire (a.k.a. Dark Seal II) * Wolf Fang * Zippy Bug

G.I. Joe and .These need remixing! Maybe I'll be up to the task one of these days, but certainly not right now!

Ganbare Goemon! Man, I love Hyadain <3

I'm quite late to the party, I'll admit, but I found a used copy of this game and picked it up. So glad I did. Very challenging and very fun, and the soundtrack is insanely awesome; it's a shame they don't make games this challenging these days. Now I'm even more excited for this project

Enjoyed this muchly The first three tracks were okay, but I enjoyed the Night versions more; I've been wanting to get into jazzy, chill stuff similar to that (though I've been too busy listening to Metal remixes and whatnot ) Nice work

Bwahaha, I love this soundtrack >3 Some of the sounds in the intro sound kind of flat, and I find the bassline from 1:09-1:25 too loud. That's about it, though.

I'm the only person who likes Ragna ;_; I tried Litchi today, fun character. I love her sexy ass walk <3

Man oh man. Yet another glorious remix from my personal favorite remixer <3 Production here is rough, but I'm not picky with such things; top notch arrangement fills in for it anyway. I've never heard the source, so I can't tell how liberal or conservative this is, but Snap is usually conservative, and I'd rather it be true to the original song anyway. Nice work! ^____________________________^

How is BrainCells' guitar tone THIS GOOD!? BrainCells has the best production out of all the metal remixers around, and that's REALLY saying something. One hell of a remix, and Luke highly recommends it

THIS seriously cartoon network died to me when they removed toonami. they are a terrible terrible network.

Maybe I should drive down to Raleigh and pay you a visit! Unless you're still in Pennsylvania or wherever the fuck :s Anyhoo, have an awesome birthday!

...I honestly thought those had equal or better production than Ninjascape! EDIT: How about http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR01211/ then?

A. I've always thought up random musical ideas in my head at times, but was far too lazy to execute them (and I forget them after five minutes ). Then I start browsing OCR. I hear about Reaper and FruityLoops. Download them both. Too lazy to learn how to use them. I find a Reaper tutorial in the tutorials forum. I read it. Been learning more and more each day since. I hope to be a great Metal/Rock remixer soon also this

http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR01345/ This is one of the very best remixes in the community, to boot.