Tyler Gill

Double posting because my song got posted! (A while ago, but it still counts.) It's just a midi, but hopefully it's better than nothing: Banjo-Kazooie: The Last Laugh

I'm not sure about the other ones, but are you sure the artist for 'Rocking the Cradle' is correct? That one is on Sole Signal's 'GoldenEye: Source Remixes': https://solesignal.bandcamp.com/album/goldeneye-source-remixes

I've been trying to collect sheet music for OCR's piano mixes for years (though I'll admit if I don't recognize the source, I've been less inclined to do so). I'd love to see them made official and given some prominence on the remix pages themselves. Looking through this thread, it looks like I've even found some sheet music that hasn't been posted here yet: Chrono Cross: Time's New Scar (gutzalpus, transcribed by Seung Park) Parasite Eve: Beauty's Abomination (Reuben Kee, transcribed by Delldongo) Shenmue: Reflections (Reuben Kee, transcribed by Delldongo) I also noticed a few songs have transcriptions through the thread, but haven't been included in the first post yet: Donkey Kong Country: Lost in Jungle (Intro) Radical Dreamers: Older Promises PDFs of several MIDI songs (Beyond Midgar, Into the Golden Sunset, Nayru's Love) Final Fantasy XI: While San d'Oria Sleeps Link's Awakening: The Feather's Reflection Crash Bandicoot: All for Wumpa

Thanks for sharing this back out! I wouldn't have even known of this album if not for this reply. Coincidentally, I happened to find the album art as well:

I have what I believe is a complete set of remixes from Remix:ThaSauce. If you'd like a link, send me a PM. I've also got a few songs from some of the various versions of VGMix, but I have no idea which of them are still in other archives.

I'll take the Wii U code if no one else wants it.

I'll put in a guess for the Paper Mario code - is your favorite Chrono Cross character Harle? Kenogu Labz may have beaten me on this one though, as I'm guessing this based on your avatar. EDIT: As you responded right as I posted, can I change my guess to Kid? As for D&D, I'll guess human, because I would assume that that is a valid answer. (I've never played before though, so I have no idea if it really is.)

Just as a heads up, it appears the direct link for track 2-10 is broken and is going to a 404 page on each mirror. Strangely, it also had a CRC check fail when extracting it from the .zip using 7zip.

Going with the Devastation theme, how about these ideas: Devastation's Demise Devastation Diminished Devastation's Dismissal Devastation's Destroyed Devastation's Done (probably not nearly epic enough for it though) As for Hazy Maze Cave, perhaps: A Player Lost / A Pathway Found Lost in the Labyrinth / Discovery in the Depths Something like that maybe?

I second this - one of my favorite Christmas songs. Its incredibly clever. You might also want to check out this games remixes: http://ocremix.org/game/159/christmas-nights-into-dreams-sat/remixes They aren't traditional Christmas music, but some of them have a similar feel, and hey, the game has Christmas in the title. And here's one final one: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00887/

As far as production quality goes, I think this sounds great. The arrangement on the other hand doesn't seem very different from the original. I might be missing something, but it sounds to me like more of a reorchestration or reinstrumentation than a true 'ReMix' (in the OCR meaning of the term). I pulled up the original, and they both seem to follow the same arrangement. However, that only applies if you're thinking of submitting it. As far as enjoyability goes, I think this is fantastic. I've been playing through Chrono Cross recently, and I wish this version could be included in the actual game. I may have to go browse the rest of your soundcloud now... [Edit] After looking at your profile to find your site, I see why the production of this is so good. Seems like you've got some good credentials in orchestral music. Thanks for sharing this!

I've played many a game of minesweeper, though on Vista and Windows 7 I've found MinesweeperX does a good job of giving just the basic interface without all the eye candy they tried to add in. And it also has some good stat saving and game replay capturing for those that really care.

I want to just go with my real name - Tyler Gill - as my forum name, if that works. My current nickname seems to have some connotations that aren't so accurate anymore.

Glad to be able to help

Can you store some calculation data in some other columns either in the source or the destination worksheet? If so, this is one way I figured out (I tried also doing it all in a single function, as this site: http://www.exceltip.com/st/Retrieving_Unique_Values_From_A_List/805.html says, but I couldn't get that to work for me.) Anyway, this method is based on adding an extra column to the original list that simple keeps a counter of the 'id' of each value found, and then using a VLOOKUP on those ids to build the unique list. I would recommend doing these calculations on some other worksheet that just copies in the original list to column B, so that column A can have the ids. Then, the VLOOKUPs can be in column D and E, and the final copy of the list can just directly copy those cells over. Here's how it works using that layout: Col A 0 =IF(B2=B1,A1,A1+1) =IF(B3=B2,A2,A2+1) ... Col B Original list (copied in from source) Col D 0 1 2 3 ... Col E =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(D1,A$1:B$9,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(D1,A$1:B$9,2,FALSE)) =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(D2,A$1:B$9,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP(D2,A$1:B$9,2,FALSE)) ... Column E can then just be grabbed by whatever needs the unique list. Naturally, you'll have to expand the lengths of the VLOOKUPs past 9 to however long the list is, but as long as the input is sorted and without duplicates, this should work. Here's what it looks like: Col A Col B Col C Col D Col E 0 WXXXXXX, CHRISTOPHER 0 WXXXXXX, CHRISTOPHER 0 WXXXXXX, CHRISTOPHER 1 WYYYYYY, REBECCA 0 WXXXXXX, CHRISTOPHER 2 TXXXXXX, YI-WEN 0 WXXXXXX, CHRISTOPHER 3 0 WXXXXXX, CHRISTOPHER 4 0 WXXXXXX, CHRISTOPHER 1 WYYYYYY, REBECCA 1 WYYYYYY, REBECCA 2 TXXXXXX, YI-WEN