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Short answer is yes.
Long answer is how you plan to distribute/sell/share them.
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Updated my sheet.
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ReMix I did for the FF3 project. Featuring mah bois @Tuberz McGee (guitars) & @Furilas (bass), thanks again guys! Enjoy!
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If you want someone to do the worst track on the album, hit me up
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It usually takes a while before they check the whole thing, so no worries. If you have a strict release date, be sure to remind them.
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@Cole Train is currently recording vocals for my track. Will ask him how is doing.
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In the process of recording a remix from GS1. Cannot guarantee when it'll come out though!
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My track is still not recorded – it's being recorded as we speak – so you won't get it today. I don't think I'll have it by next week either, but don't you dare cut me, it's coming.
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Before you ask, Tetris is on its way to be recorded. Cannot guarantee when but we'll try to have it done before the end of the year.
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Did it in around 2-3 hours a few days ago, pretty happy with the result!
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Aw, that's a shame, but I can understand, Ivan. Now, let's all submit our songs to the panel!
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When is the next deadline? I missed the Sept. 12 one, but I already have a rough WIP on the private forum.
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I've been quite quiet about my work on this project so far, but expect a substantial WIP from me in the coming week or so.
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Are we limited to one source? Or can we mix 2-3?
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Update: I got a message from Brandon. He wants to take the FF3 project off OCR, for various reasons. The album isn't cancelled but Brandon wants to move its management and release outside OCR. You can get in touch with him here: brandonestr@gmail.com. (Please note I'm just reporting what he told/asked me to do, and that I may or may not support this decision, thank you.)
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Don't know if it was reported but Soundcloud links don't integrate very well. I can see an interface but no way to play the music or to access to Soundcloud.
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Links are not showing up.
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Don't count on an update from me this month, I'm just back from holidays and we still have other tracks to record before this one. Also, more musicians (brass) to find.
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I like your answer, @Bleck. I guess it has to do with people paying more or less attention to the film score, as I was humming music from The Avengers or Ant-Man right after getting out of the cinema.
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I caught up on this after my week vacation. It's a very interesting video. However, I'm not totally agreeing on the fact the MCU music is forgettable. Themes from Iron Man 3, The Avengers, Ant-Man, Age of Ultron, and Guardians of the Galaxy sounds as memorable as other films' to me (like Star Wars of Harry Potter). Older movies' music was played during concerts or on compilations or used on several movies (as a saga). The MCU is more recent than all those movies and only has two trilogies completed by now – Iron Man and Captain America (ended this year with Civil War): it's not set in people's mind.
Of course, there's the problem that there are several composers contributing and not using previous scores (for instance, Elfman had to rework Tyler's score for AoU and added Silvestri's "Avengers Theme" which Tyler didn't use at all). On the other hand, when a composer returns (Tyler, Jackman), the ten dto reuse themes from a previous movie. Give time to the MCU, it's still growing and I'm sure its music will start growing on people (Bates, Silvestri, Beck are all returning for sequels and people like Giacchino are introduced in the MCU, which sounds very promising).
Is it legal to make remixes of VGMs without permission?
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I don't know if you read how things work on OCR but you cannot upload your tracks *like that* on the website. Also, OCR is dedicated to promote VGM, not to promote artists for free (some exceptions happen, with veteran remixers who turned pro for instance). I invite you to check out the "About" section.
OCR isn't too different from YouTube or any other platforms since they're all on the Internet: they're bound to IP law and such. Then, some websites have different policies and rules: OCR has its own Content Policy. Staff members would be more suited to answer on those points.
You can still upload remixes to YouTube (as a lot of people are doing). Where it becomes problematic for that platform would be if you monetize your videos: only then would companies try to get the video removed. If you share your remixes for free, I don't see the problem.