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Hmm... I'm in the Los Angeles area, Nobuo Uematsu is my primary influence and inspiration for most of my music, all I need to do is post in this thread, so... yeah. This contest is right up my alley. Hey, no less of a chance to win than taking a lottery ticket. Hope I win.

I'll sign onto this in. Glad I came on here to check things out today - sheesh, you nearly timed it so I couldn't even see the entrees, Rama (Right in the middle of a NM trip, where my internet is all but dead ).

He's most likely referring to the (relatively) complicated nuances and functions of any particular vst/vsti (this includes samplers, like Kontact). Anyone can load a sample and let it rip (which probably won't sound good/realistic, no matter how professional the sample library), but to make the sample sound believable it takes a lot of time and skill to finesse and automate the controls.

Gah, I should've seen this one coming. I've heard most of the other FF posts in one form or another, so I guess it was inevitable that I'd hear the only FFIX track that I know well from the WIP boards. This was one of my favorite sources from the soundtrack, and I think you did a great job recreating the chill from the original. An interesting note - the Wild Arms section sounds very, very close to the intro of FFIX. Perhaps that's why you thought it wouldwork so well? Anyway, great remix, overall, and a great way to end the FF remix flood, DjP (even though it technically isn't a 'remix flood').

Hey, just went to Video Games Live at E3 last night. OCRemix.org got a shout out during the concert - it got roughly a minute or two of attention from Tommy Tallarico on stage in front of... roughly 6000+ people? The Nokia Theatre was nearly full, so... yeah, about that much. Fucking awesome. OCR is getting more and more attention, it seems.

Downloaded. (Like a Boss) EDIT: Just letting you know, I linked your track to my sig, if that's alright with you. It's just too perfect for the occasion.

One can only hope...

Yeah, not many people are actually attending E3, but if any of you E3 attendees are planning on seeing the Video Games Live show tomorrow you'll be sure to see me there. Anyone else going to the show? I know there are at least two 'nobodies' that are at least around for E3, so perhaps we could, I dunno, meet up at this show?

Or, in the case of being accepted (if that's what you're going for), not at all. If you're not going for an OCR submission then just tone down the direct source usage a bit. I like your style, it's just that we need more your stuff in the arrangement than the source.

Never give up hope.

Let's see... 0:07 - 0:24 has a quite synth with the source. 0:25 - 0:41 has a harsh synth with a variation of the source. 0:41 - 0:49 that same synth plays the source straight. 0:50 - 1:22 is straight from the source. 2:13 - end is pretty much a continuous string of source (yeah, I got lazy). It's pretty well saturated, if you listen for the source.

You'd pronounce that as 'C-lau'? No way - we don't go around saying ' "M"-ozart', do we? It's Clah(w), say it right.

Halc, you know if you say your name backward is becomes 'Clah'... which kind of sounds like Claw, which could be a reference Inspector Gadget's primary antagonist, which would be kind of awesome. My conclusion from this slippery slope of awesomeness is that you're at least tangentially awesome. You'd deserve a birthday thread on that count, alone. That's not to account for the awesome shit you continue to do for this site. Happy birthday, and may your 9-bit music continue to rock our ears.

I didn't say it, but that's exactly what I did with my free'd up time - FFIX is going to have a kick ass boss remix in a couple of days.

God, I love this track. Did I ever mention that this is one of my favorites from the WIP forums? I'm glad I had the opportunity to download it when you were showing it off there. Very tasty soundscape, very nice take on the source. The dirty funk is awesome, and the robo voice is always a great addition (judges be damned!). In all seriousness, though, this is some sweet, sweet tunage, here. Nice work!

Yeah, predictions are all fun and games when no one has posted anything yet (it's all more obviously in jest, in that case), but in all honesty once the cards are down they seem to be more personal - it's like telling the other remixers to give it up prematurely.

Nope, doesn't click with me. Why make Megaman at all if all you're in it for is the robo-poon of Roll? Wily is easy enough to just get rid of in your off time (it's not like anyone would miss the power-hungry bastard), so why have Megaman at all? Unless he wants both girl AND boy sex, which is perfectly plausible.

*phew* Voting ain't easy. Fortunately it'll be easier and easier the further into the compo we get. Nice round, peeps.

oh hai Anso. You're my hero. Oh, and to keep things relevant, I'mma reason user, too. Wait, you have a job at Propellerhead? That's awesome.

Alright, I guess there's nothing else to say about this one. I think I hear the sine pierce in one or two spots (where it stays in one spot for long periods of time, letting the reverb stack on itself a bit too much), and there's a knock that comes up from time to time due to the compression echoing on one of the instruments, but other than that I think this is as polished as it can get. Time to properly tag this thread. Hope to see y'all on the other side of the front page

Ooo... I think I saw this lying around, though I didn't check it out. Seems pretty good so far. I take it you did the music? It's pretty awesome.

Oh hai, Neblix. Glad to see you joined us remixers in the cool club. Wait. I'm not in that club. Sadness. Don't let that bug you too much. It's still a good remix. Good job on the remix. May many more go up on the site.

Sometimes it's better to say nothing at all. OH SNAP

The reverb helped, but it still is quite piercing. Some modulation on the very long stretches (as well as some periodic silent 'spaces' to break the phrases apart) would help quite a bit. Lowering the volume would also help a lot - there are some sections that are lower already and they work great. I think the drumset works better than before, but the pattern is pretty bland, still (and that can't be fixed by changing the program, unfortunately). I suspect they need a complete makeover, here. And yeah, the format is pretty inconvenient. Change it to an Mp3 and Box.net will automatically play the track in the browser, which is a lot more convenient.