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Gario

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  1. Touche. Actually, I agree with you, there - no hypermeter, for me. My first glance was incorrect. I was only listening to the melody and shooting from the hip, there. I think you missed my point on the whole '3/4' thing, though - in your tempo, think of it in '3/2', instead. I have seen music use half-speed notation in order to simplify that to 3/4 (and again, allow for easier groupings using eighth notes). I believe calling that track 'compound time' is excessive, so I'm reducing it to a simple meter. I can't really see '6/4' being a true compound meter (read below as to why) unless it was divided as 1+3+2 or something strange (which this isn't) or if the music suddenly changed meters (like a 4/4 track changing to a 6/4 meter, in which case it truely feels like the 4/4 meter with 2/4 added to it, due to context). I can agree with this, except the compound meter that this is being reduced to is 4/4 + 2/4, correct? If this was, as I said, really a veeery slow 3/4 meter, then it actually becomes a regular meter with the accent on the first and third beat (which is normal, in 3/4 or 3/2). I personally think it overcomplicates the meter if someone subdivides it into 4/4 + 2/4 when you get the same accents just calling it a slow 3/4. It's not like an 8/8 meter where the accents on the subdivisions 3+3+2 isn't obvious, and even in that particular case I normally don't see the music written in '8/8' - I just see the meter written in common time (or 4/4) with the measures written in two dotted notes and a quarter to achieve this, or they bar the eighths/sixteenths to show that the accents on the subdivision. I don't mind if it's called 6/4, as it might be more comfortable for some people to call it that or whatnot. I'm just saying that it's not entirely insensible to call it 3/2 or 3/4, either (with that 6/8 part, of course), since that simple meter implies the subdivision through it's normal beat accents. Calling it a hypermeter is incorrect, though.
  2. You're failing at your goal to be the youngest posted remixer on OCR, dude! TIME IS CATCHING UP TO YOU! Also, happy birthday - don't let that little fact hurt your otherwise nice birthday .
  3. ... I must try this game out. Even if it sucked, it'd be worth every minute to hear shit like that blasting my eardrums.
  4. I feel I should correct this just a touch. While 6/4 exists in a very real sense (for example, when a song using 4/4 switches to 6/4, for the sake of keeping the meters clean), and while it's certainly a duple meter, if an entire song is in 6/4 it could easily reduce itself to 3/2... which can further simplify itself to 3/4, if the tempo is cut in half and the notes are all half duration (which also often has the same downbeats/upbeats as 6/4, except it works in quarter/eighth notes, not half/quarter notes). So really, 6/4 shouldn't need to exist on it's own in a piece - 3/4 is easier for the performer to read, it's easier to represent groupings and accents on paper (barring eighth notes together is incredibly effective in showing accents) and it's far more conventional. Just sayin'. Listening to the track. I personally would say it's in 2/4 with a 3 beat hypermeter (with a quick change to 3/4 toward the end of the track for a few measures), but for the sake of simplicity it's either in 6/4 or a very slow 3/4 (because of what I just said, I'm opting for the latter, here).
  5. I don't want to see this drop off the page without a mod review. Bumped for great justice. Also, it's really got intense groove goin', dude. Just sayin'.
  6. Since this thread is still getting traffic, when you guys find out the meter of a track, please post the information for it here. I'm going to cover as much as I can on my own time (which'll hopefully be pretty significant), but if I'm alone on it it'll take an eternity to finish. Gimme your time signatures, NAAAAOOOOO!
  7. capa has the minimalist approach going which you all know i like cause i went with that approach with that album thing except i went the noob route and used instruments he totally went cage on our asses and gave us a variation of 4:33 that totally rocked cause it was a video game remix he really should have won
  8. It's good to hear that it isn't the end of all things, here (I'm actually having problems right now, myself, but I have a nifty external that's saved everything I had, much like you). However, does that affect your round on GMRB?
  9. ' ' from FFL2 (or Saga 2, if you're some kind of purist). There's just so much put into that song that's amazing.Actually, there's a shitload of good music in that game (and the game knows it, too - they charge you to use a jukebox, in game, and it's worth every... gil invested), but I won't go into too much of it, 'cause I know others will want to contribute some FFL2 music to this page.
  10. Eh, personally I see these compos akin, in a way, to tabletop games. There are rules and such that structure the compo so people can participate in an organized way (compos are no fun without rules), but ultimately they're here for fun. If extending the deadline will ultimately make it more fun for everyone (since we'll all have music to compete against) then by all means extend the deadlines. People who had problems making the strict deadline shouldn't really be treated as if this is some sort of serious matter, since it's all in good fun. I hope it's not the norm for the compo, but ultimately a few days leeway isn't going to kill anybody, either. That being said, FINISH THE REMIXES, PEEEEEEOPLE! RAWR!
  11. Oh you're actually referring to the old demi-god Gilgamesh and not the FF version? Neat - I've always enjoyed that character (along with his friend, Enkidu, of course). You know that everyone on here is going to think it's a videogame remix album at first because of the whole 'Gilgamesh' thing, right?
  12. Ack, Sixto you 'tard. You're holdin' us all up! (Technically so is Txai and Demonstray, but still...) I won't benefit from the extention, either, since my comp is pretty much going to be in the shop all this week. Poo. Ah well, there isn't much that I'd change on it, anyway. Enjoy the two day extention - I'm eagerly awaiting the results.
  13. Well, time IS up now, technically, so we'll see very soon, I hope. Do we have a full roster, now? I know Aceazure, Neblix, Chernabogue, Prophet and myself have theirs in, and I'm fairly certain Sixto will have something subbed by now, so that just leaves Txai and Demonstray in question.
  14. Patience, young one... patience. We all have a chance to move on to the next round, if the listening public enjoy our mixes well enough. You never know - perhaps the people might like my slow blend of electronica over Sixto's awesome guitar. Besides that, you never know if the whole 13/8:3/4:4/4 thing threw him off or not - that's why you didn't want to be paired off with me, isn't it? I'm rather curious how people will incorporate that into their own tracks, when they face off with me. It never hurts to show confidence in your own work, buddy. So patience, bro - we'll see how it turns out.
  15. I haven't thrown a controller since the good ol' NES days, but for fuck sake some of those games were ridiculus. Silver Surfer, Battletoads, Amagon, Karnov - each of those games could pretty much guaruntee that the kid would need new controllers. Also, it's not nearly as fun to throw any other controller than an NES one - every system after that decided to give their controllers rounded edges, not sharp corners...
  16. Mine is submitted. It turned out to be a very sexy beast. Be very afraid, Sixto. Very afraid, indeed. ... Does my intimidation work?
  17. Holy shit, this is some awesome stuff, bro! If you want some suggestions for music to remix, check out the music from (Castlevania V) for the SNES. It's just asking for some dance remixes. Besides, it's that time of year to hear some Halloween mixes, eh?
  18. I guess I'll temporarily change my sig - it's for a worthy cause, eh? Also, I'll have mine done pretty soon. I think it's turning out to be the longest sub so far (although I can't know for sure - I only have the X bracket to compare to). I will force people to think hard about who they're going to vote for, though. It may be Sixto that I'm up against, but he's going to have a hell of a time with this one, I suspect. Looking forward to the voting stage, on this one... I want to see some struggling, when people vote for our tracks .
  19. lol mac keyboard. Nario has been here recently with some amazing stuff, so you can check him out here. I've been amazed at what my N-counterpart can do with a dance pad, personally. I can't help you with the others, though.
  20. Well, here's hoping that some of my GMRB songs will be up to snuff with the standards for this album - that way there'll be at least some Crystal Snail love .
  21. Ah, it brings this back to my mind... Funny thing is, many of the games they've made fun of really have done exactly what they claimed they would do ('Old man' snake? Devil May Cry IV?).
  22. Yeah, that's pretty much it. This is pretty depressing, actually - Capcom was one of the few companies that I could really rely on to make good games, but without Inafune I don't see this guarantee holding up anymore.
  23. Bahamut's back, and it looks like he has a handle on the first post again. Woot. OLD MESSAGE: Hell yeah, it's up again. Just lettin' you know, I'm finishing my Maverick project song before I finish my Lufia 2 Tower song (and the Temple song, of course), but I'm freakin' pumped about this. Does this mean you'll finally check out my Tower remix in it's 85% finished state on the forums? It's been there for about a year, bro . Glad the freeze is finally over .
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