Mordi

Correct. It doesn't have an ending yet. Cool! Nice to see that you guys like it.

Cool, that's very nice to hear! I've really lost sense of what works and what doesn't lately... I think I'll keep working on it as it is we'll see where it goes.

I wanted to make something moody and sample-based. Then I stumbled across Nancy Sinatra's "Bang Bang", and decided to incorporate it into the tune. Right now I'm not sure where to go with it. I don't know what sounds good and what doesn't at this point. Generally, this tune is a bag of ideas. Specifically, I'm not sure if the part where the vocals first come in is any good. http://mordi.ziphoid.com/data/music/work_in_progress/Mordi%20-%20Bang%20Bang%20(wip).mp3

Download.mp3 It's a slowed down breakbeat take on Fragma's "Toca's Miracle". More tunes can be found on my website

I rarely download complete albums like this, but having heard a lot of your previous work I'll gladly download this.

Pretty cool. I feel like it's lacking something in the lower end of the spectrum, though. Maybe just more bass or lower cutoff. My 2 cents (listening with subwoofer and speakers).

I should get to do it.On a more serious note, if you know any good guitarists that would do it for free you should let me know here in the topic. Would be nice.

Thanks for the feedback, duders. I am really not content with the fake guitar, but it's what I've got, so... It does sound realistic enough to give a guitarist the idea though. I do know some guitar-players. I can't play worth of two cents myself, so. I can ask someone to do it, unless someone on this forum is interested in doing it?

Cool, thanks for the feedback. Ha, that happened to me too. I thought my 'phones were broken for a good while before someone told me there might be a hair stuck in there.

guitartune.mp3 A soothing and calm guitar-track. What does one think?

Was just waiting for "you were working as a waitress in a cocktail bar". Very nice track. The Linn really oozes (reeks?) of 80's. Off topic: Big fan of your Bust-a-groove ReMix.

Really sweet track. Not familiar with the third installment's music, but I like your remix a lot none the less. You should submit it to AmigaRemix as well.

Very original take on the tune. Nice tune altogether. Would prefer to see more of the sauce spill over on to the remix, though.

Here is a work-in-progress remix of Rom Di Prisco's "Romulus 3" from the NFSIII (and NFSII) soundtrack. Romulus 3.mp3

Here's an original track that you can use: Trallala.mp3 Maybe a bit too much on the silly/happy side? It does have some C64-y instrumentation, though.

Finally finished that remix of Sweet (by Johannes Bjerregaard). Have gotten great feedback on RKO so far! I put it on youtube (it's even in HD!)

Hi, I'm looking for someone to write lyrics for a sort of slow, breakbeat-ish guitar tune. I'm open to any ideas you might have, theme-wise! I basically just want to make a song with some proper lyrics for a change. Maybe you know of someone who can sing as well? I'm looking for a voice of the female type. Please reply if you can help.

Vangelis-y.mp3 Not sure what to make of this. Can't seem to come up with a fitting lead for it.

An original composition. Not sure what to call it, so I called it Nostalgia, as the tune is sort of both happy and sad. I tried to do it very 80's. I was thinking vocals would be nice for this, but I don't know of any vocalists and I don't even have lyrics. Nostalgia wip.mp3

Cool. I used Audjoo Helix and Z3ta+. For the drums I used samples from several 80's drum-machines.

http://mordi.ziphoid.com/data/music/work_in_progress/Similar%20Faces%20wip.mp3 It's an 80's version of this: http://mordi.ziphoid.com/data/stuff/malmen-similar_faces.xm A nice little xm-tune by swedish feller Malmen.

Maybe I'll do that. I think I'll touch it up some more before doing that, though. Edit: Did you tip him for me? --> http://www.remix64.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=7487&start=0

.mp3 A cover/remix of a really nice .xm by Xerxes. Always up for improvement, even though it's more or less finished.

I R gud at math. this + = tadaWhat do you think of it?

Didn't know what to call it. It's an... acid-funk-retro-chip-hop tune maybe? Maybe I should have called it that instead. Flip flop.mp3 (Notice the dazzling whistle-solo near the end. )