Flexstyle

Not a ton to add to the above votes. Definitely lacks in personalization, mixing quality, and variation--workshop is definitely the place to go for improving. You'll also want to put a different title on your tracks in the future--we don't post mixes like "Original Song's Name (ReMixer's New Edit)" or something like that. As an additional note, you'll be well served by digging into some tutorials online about mixing and synth patch creation--stuff by the FL Studio Guru, SeamlessR, and Zircon should be a good place to start. Best of luck with your music in the future! NO

This might be just the ticket: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Scarlett6i6 You'll need the USB adapter for your iPad but that's not expensive. The 6i6 is listed on Focusrite's website as supporting iOS, and I've owned multiple variants of the Scarlett line and love all of them. Very stable, very clean.

I believe StudioOne also has a free version, and Tracktion 4 is completely free.

There's a whole thread for that right here in this forum! http://ocremix.org/community/topic/34072-guide-new-to-remixing-need-help-start-here/ In terms of if you need permission for releases, etc., a good resource to talk to would be the folks at http://loudr.fm. They handle licensing issues of all sorts.

Here are a few for you: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02778 http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03164 http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02064 http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02340 http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01954 http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02018 http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01876 http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02349 Tons of great stuff here!

This probably best belongs in Recruit and Collaborate first, but if it were to get off the ground and be accepted as an official OCR project, nothing wrong with that. Also, even if it isn't released as an official OCR release, it would then likely be welcomed as a Community Album.

You're a posted mixer, and therefore this is an appropriate place to pimp these tunes.

When you say you own Quantum Leap, do you mean you own the EWQL Symphonic Orchestra set? Here's the thing. I own EWQL SO Platinum Plus, and it's got some really great stuff in it, but I'm finding the Hollywood strings, at least, to be much more usable quickly. However, I didn't actually buy Hollywood Orchestra -- it's included as part of EW Composer Cloud. That'd be a better use of money, in my humble opinion. It's a $30/month subscription, but you get a metric ton of libraries and other cool stuff. Best $30/month I currently spend. Hope that gives you some insight.

Built me a new PC! And I created a build thread over at PCPartPicker: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/rxBPxr Here's a picture of the revamped and freshly cleaned-up studio desk:

I'd sign up, but only as the last evolution. I'd really like to take someone else's mix to cool new places, and there haven't been a lot of ways to do that on OCR before. EDIT: This might be a fun way to get less-experienced people involved, too, making this somewhat like a RWTS sort of format where you have a beginner for the first evolution, an intermediate sort of person on the mid-range one, and then one of the much more established people here as the last evolution. Just a thought.

I'm still working on soundtrack stuff for Sirlin Games' upcoming title Fantasy Strike, and they were kind enough to pay me in advance for some work...so now I've got new PC parts coming in the mail! I'll probably have build pics up in another thread somewhere. Past that, I'm starting to apply to jobs, now that my year of being self-employed is nearly over. I'm tired of not having money, and supposedly I have a good resume. Let's see if it goes anywhere. I'm honestly not looking forward to working tech for a big company, but I might have to do that, and it's better than being alone at home all day and only having work on some days. I've also lost the ability to make music for fun, so y'know, would be nice to get that back.

Sorry about the continued radio silence here guys, but I promise this is coming soon. We got bumped back by other albums (FF9, hello there!), but this is still definitely in the works and coming very soon. I released a preview of one of my tracks on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/flexstyle/super-mario-world-2-yoshis-island-do-yoshi-what-i-see-preview And my Patreon backers can actually download the entire song right now! https://www.patreon.com/flexstyle?ty=h Thanks for your patience, and I assure you -- I'm as anxious as you are to get this thing released!

Have to agree with the three NOs on this one. Larry nailed it for me: Definitely bring this over to the crew in the workshop forums if you want to continue working on it! NO

Honestly, I just have to echo everything Chimp and Will just mentioned. The ending was lazy, but the rest of the song was fantastic. Could stand to be mastered louder for sure (shoot me a wav if you want me to do it!). Other than that, definitely above the bar. YES

From the votes above, I was expecting to be unable to hear the vocals clearly and for the bass to be just awful. It's really not that bad, as I can make out the vocals just fine on my headphones. Yeah, the bass has a buzz in the 1-4khz range that could just stand to be tamed in general, but it's not a dealbreaker when the rest of the song is as good as it is. I'm worried about the intro being sampled, and that could possibly be an issue, but I think this has plenty of merit to it. The vocal performance is delivered with conviction, even if it is obviously tuned in a few places, the guitar work is great, I dig the overall groove quite a lot, and the mix is just fine aside from that bass tone. I'm gonna vote we let this one through, with the caveat that we may require a new intro bit. YES

Aww yeah, modern source reppin' for the win! Got nothing special to add here, since this all seems about right. Maybe a touch crowded, but not bad. Medley-esque, but it's cohesive and not "ermahgersh throw five different things in different keys and tempos together." Of course, the treatment of the sources is great. Nothing bad to say here. YES

This is fantastic. I definitely see all the crits raised in earlier votes, but I also agree that there's too much going right to pass up here. YES

I own and love using Logic, but don't just take people's word here for it. There are a bunch of great DAWs out there (Ableton Live, Logic, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, etc.), and you should find out which one you're most comfortable with. Logic, however, is REALLY hard to beat for the value you get. It is the single biggest bang for buck you can find out there.

The drums (kit) are clearly sequenced, and honestly don't sound terribly real. They're mixed adequately though, fitting nicely into that garage-rock-y feel that Emu mentioned. Steel drums add a super cool flavor and don't clash. Arrangement is just fine, nothing that was mind-blowing but certainly solid. I really don't like the drum sequencing, and if it were to be redone more realistically I'd be much happier, but everything else seems to get this thing over the bar, I think. YES (borderline)

That is, indeed, a great soundtrack. Really digging the ASGORE theme, myself.

Hey OCR friends, I've just started up a Patreon page. If you've enjoyed my music in the past, this will be the best way to get it soonest instead of waiting for my albums or for OCR posts. I'll also be releasing one DJ set per month of video-game flavored electronic dance music, since my DJ sets have proven popular among many people. Even if you don't pledge, would you consider sharing this link with people you know? Thanks a ton for reading! https://www.patreon.com/flexstyle

1. Let's see a source link so we can compare properly! 2. This is not drum 'n bass. DnB is characterized by chopped breakbeats, punchy drums, and tight bass, and unfortunately this has none of those things. Here are a few good examples of well-made DnB if you'd like a reference point: - https://soundcloud.com/netsky/give-and-take - https://soundcloud.com/logisticsmusic/we-need-nothing-to-collide-logistics-remix-preview - https://soundcloud.com/madukdnb/maduk-ft-veela-ghost-assassin-vip 3. I can tell you're pushing a limiter incredibly hard here--if you're starting from the default place in FL Studio, the Fruity Limiter is automatically loaded on your master channel, and it can make proper mixing very hard to do. You'll want to remove that and then go from there. It's easy to tell there's something there because of the ducking and pumping effects throughout the song when certain things kick in, and it's not helping your sound at all. 4. Your synths all occupy roughly the same sonic spectrum. You'll want to separate them clearly by EQing out any frequencies that aren't necessary, such as anything below 120hz or so for anything that isn't a bass instrument. There's a whole lot more to say, but I don't want to waste the effort if you're going to leave this one alone. If you do want to improve this track, start with those things, and then come back to the workshop--there's a lot of folks in here who can teach you about arrangement, instrument selection, and all kinds of fun stuff like that! EDIT: Whoops, looks like Timaeus beat me to the punch.

FWIW, all the tones on this EP were with Guitar Rig 5, with the exception of the lead tone on "Toledo" (which was Waves GTR). https://outfoxband.bandcamp.com/releases

Not rude at all, and thanks for sharing! I've downloaded the updated version for use in my DJ sets, can't wait to use it.

Omnisphere and Kontakt. Now I can get whatever sound is in my head without actually having to program it from scratch every time.