DusK

Cover art by The Coop Gunstar Heroes is a Sega Genesis classic, praised for its creative level design and its fast, action packed gameplay. This project is a tribute to this great game from Treasure and its amazing soundtrack composed by Norio Hanzawa. Our goal is to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Gunstar Heroes in September 2013. Project Directors: DusK and Dj Mokram Disc 1 1. The Dark Empire Rises (Story Demo, Stage Clear) [Chernabogue] 2. And Heroes Emerge (Opening) [DusK] 3. Loadout (Stage Select) [DusK] 4. Lightning Chaser (1 Stage) [CJthemusicdude] 5. Technology's Spiritless Puppet (1 Stage Middle Boss) [Mikeaudio] 6. Proggy Roadboy (1 Stage Boss) [Phonetic Hero] 7. Boiling Point (3 Stage) [ectogemia] 8. Pursued by the Subordinate of Ignorant Sin (5 Stage Boss) [Mikeaudio] 9. Till Cornerstones Remain (3 Stage Boss) [DrumJ8] 10. Rolling Gun Changer (2 Stage) [Malcos] 11. Be Aggressive! (2 Stage Boss) [DusK] 12. Be Attitude for Continues (Continue) [The Coop] Disc 2 1. Guns to the Stars (6 Stage) [metaphist] 2. Lunar Ecstasy (Option) [Jakesnke17] 3. Square Zero (4 Stage) [Eino Keskitalo] 4. Challenge Accepted! (4 Stage Boss) [timaeus222] 5. Bullet Hell (5 Stage) [DusK] 6. Irresolution (Ending) [Flexstyle] 7. What's It Gonna Be? (7 Stage 1) [Main Finger] 8. Tri-Formation (7 Stage 2) [rebrained] 9. Technology's Uncontrollable Disaster (7 Stage Boss) [Mikeaudio] 10. No Time to Rest (Staff) [ivan Hakštok] 11. Nice Legs (5 Stage Boss) [Darkmoocher] 12. See Ya Space Cowboy (Opening) [Tuberz McGee] Album Concept Gunstar Heroes is an intense, fast-paced game, with a futuristic aesthetic, and the album reflects that, featuring an abundance of high-energy tracks with a futuristic sound to them, as well as tracks inspired by sci-fi influences. Resources: -Signature banner to help spread the word: (Link it to this thread: http://ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=40004)

Yeah, but he actually graduated. He's really, really good at it.

Bumpalump! New version, now extended with a solo. http://soundcloud.com/itstartsatdusk/where-it-all-began-super-shoes/s-681HG

Nah, dude, he uses it as a pick. A prick pick, if you will.

This has been brought up before. I think the general idea is that, yeah, a composer or game publisher could technically contact OCR and tell them to pull mixes for copyright infringement. But they don't, because it's a mutual understanding that we're out to honor composers and video game music with our remixes.

Well, two things now, but who's counting. Great mixes, everyone.

That didn't stop me.

My entry is in your inbox, SuperiorX.

Ditto on the OCR Steam Group invites: My Steam name's ItStartsAtDusK.

Damn, that took me back.

Yes, that changes things.

Slides are usually done on the piano roll and can span pretty much any number of notes. Item 10 here.

My track's actually been up on SoundCloud for a while now. I finished it early so I could submit it to the Music Tribute, and then they extended the deadline. XD

I haven't done anything. At all. We'll see how that goes.

I thought about remixing Metal Harbor simply on the chance that it might replace the current version as the theme song for NGI. *WINK WINK NUDGE NUDGE*

Yeah, it's kinda like Highlander.

SF25Music@capcom.com Here's the whole submission form, just replace all the asterisk'd points with your info and email it:

I thought it was just a matter of sending the email and calling it a day. EDIT: DarkeSword, my submission for the Final Round is in your PM inbox.

Sounds like it might have drawn from the ending theme near the beginning.

Roses are red Violets are blue Screw rhyming I'm gonna kick some ass

I had a freaking blast. More details here.

I get it! /10char

Pokemonenstein kinda hit the nail right on the head here. There's no humanization in this piece; the instruments all sound very mechanical.

The sound quality is still really good for a dynamic mic. Yeah, there are condensers that beat it, but on a budget, you can't go wrong with an SM58.