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DJP, *smacks head* honestly, i'm not sure why it's not showing up. That has been the link i've always used, but i've got a few spare backups... I guess my bandwidth had skyrocketed and in my massive frenzy to unload my drive, I believe I deleted that one on accident. Anyway, sorry for the delay on the reply to this email. I've been out of town in since last Wednesday. (june 23rd) aGain, hope you enjoy it! /justin > 404 currently. > > > -djp > > _____ > > From: Justin R. Durban [mailto:justin@allmediastudios.com] > Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 5:02 PM > To: submissions@overclocked.org > Subject: Edgen - "HALO - Master and Chief" > > OCR. > > > Hey there! Well, here I am.. Trying yet again and hopefully this time > my new track will make the marks necessary to make it to the OCR remix > site. > > > "Master and Chief" > by: Justin R. Durban > www.edgen.com <http://www.edgen.com/> > 192 KBS - 2:11 - 3.0 MB > Original Score by "Marty O'Donnell" > > A description of the track... its fast paced with the theme interweaved. > Hope you like it !! > > Cheers! > /j

Stronger on sound than arrangement, but not too shabby on either... -djp whoops, here's the link again, i accidentally deleted it a little while back. -Fatty Quoting djpretzel <djpretzel@vacoxmail.com>: > 404 currently. > > > -djp > > _____ > > From: Joseph Liao [mailto:jliao@MIT.EDU] > Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 1:18 AM > To: submissions@overclocked.org > Subject: my oVeRcLoCkEd submission ^^ > > > hey, what's up, this is my remix. hope u enjoy! > > Title: Chrono Trigger Rhodes to the Past OC ReMix > Artist: Fatty Acid > Year: 2004 > Original Composer(s): Yasunori Mitsuda > Copyright: Squaresoft > Year: 1995 > System: SNES > > u can find it here:

Track 15 of 68 on the provided NSF file, FYI.

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Aaron & Noel Canaday [removed] can someone contact?

1. Thanks to all seeders - TRULY appreciated, huge help. 2. I'm working with Aubrey to redesign the tracker so it can be included in an IFRAME/OBJECT tag and show up directly on mix download pages, or even the homepage. This should increase the popularity of the already popular torrents, so the more seeders, the merrier!

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Checked it out - it doesn't *totally* cut out, but it seems to drop away to some 'artistic' ambient fx, sort of a distorted wind of sorts, which is still audible until the very last second at 4'00". You'll need to listen on headphones or with the volume louder to hear it. I don't know, kind of different. I didn't find it prohibitive, but if people listen at lower volumes they'll just think it has 15 seconds of padding...

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I'm not voting, I'm just posting to say I think it's overall a good piece of mixing that's being tarnished by a blues/piano section in the middle that's... really spastic.

Remix Title: Secrets Abound Remixer Name: NoWave Real Name: Stewart Griffin E-mail Address: nowavecollege@hotmail.com Website: www.nowave.tk Name of Game: Secrets of Evermore Name of Song: Halls of Collosia (part 1) Comments: Formed in the hellfire forge of the People's Remix Competition, this is the one ri-- oh wait, wrong website, sorry. Anyway, it's a remix of halls of Collosia from secret of evermore. I was digging it and thought it sounded decent, so what the hell. Here ya go.

YO!!! Let me introduce myself, my name is Francisco Javier Gamiño a.k.a. ::Y@NKO:., I'm mexican and I am 19 years old, I love videogames and music, and that's why I decided to make a remix. ::About my election If we're talking about great music, the Chrono Trigger Soundtrack can't be beaten, everybody praises it and songs like crono's theme, corridors of time, the ocean palace, etc. are really masterpieces, but something is missing here. Nobody remembers good ol' Robo, his theme is the best of them all, it has a little bit of techno, great beat, the bass, etc. The song is almost perfect, that's why I decided to make a tribute, my way. ::About the remix The song is divided in 5 parts, each of them explained: 1.- Intro: the first notes played, without percussion and up to here there's not even the slightest hint of robo. 2.- Let's get started!: after the first reverse cymbal crash, the real percussions start, and the song starts getting some rhythm. 3.- Sounds familiar?: suddenly, the melody changes and the original tune starts to reveal itself, as if it wanted us to remember the good ol' times. 4.- Robo's theme: Once we remembered, we can finally continue with Robo. 5.- Nostalgia: The song's climax, going back to where we started, but with more power. It goes like that for a while until it ends with a nice fade out. ::Download ::Misc. Information Mi email address: yankogaf@yahoo.com.mx My website: http://yanko.dyndns.org/ [it's still on construction and slow as hell, that's why I created an angelfire account for my submissions] Well, I really hope you like it, my cousin heard it and recommended me to send it to you guys, I hope it is worthy of OverClocked. If you need more information, don't hesitate to contact me. thank you good fight, good night

I liked it quite a bit. Certainly DOES involve arrangement. -djp Hello! Game: Super Castlevania IV Name of Remix: Into the Corridor of Shadows Remixer: Nigel Simmons Link: Thank you very much!

Hey djpretzel! Finished a remix of the main tune from the Amiga game Lost Patrol. Figured I'd fire it your way since you seemed to like my Crazy Comets remix. Since, from what I know, remixes of Amiga tracks are pretty rare (and good ones being very rare) I figured it would be nice with some more Amiga tracks on OC. Not saying this is an excellent track, and not the best one I've ever done...but hey, people might want to hear it. Cheers and keep up the awesome work! Makke PS. let me know when you've grabbed the tune. My webscpace on the school account is very limited, and I need it to store temp-stuff.

This is my second remix submission, and as indicated in the subject, its a remix of Megaman 4. I want you to keep in mind that I have created the track to be dj friendly, if you do not wish it to be dj friendly i can certainly change that. I am hosting the track on my own webserver, The name of the track is Cossack Rush and my dj and producer name is dj slipstream. The track is 4 minutes long and encoded at 128, though I can increase the bitrate if you wish.Let me know. Cheers, Nathan