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Hello djpretzel,
This one's a dramatic, SSBM-style orchestral medley of a couple Donkey Kong 64 tunes -- namely, Frantic Factory and Hideout Helm. This piece was the winner of the "New SSBM Stage" contest at the VGMusic.com forums, so it can't be all bad. Enjoy!
ReMix Title: Frantic Factory SSBM Stage
ReMix URL:
ReMixer Name: Dr. Fruitcake
ReMixer Website: http://www.fcmidi.com
Original Game: Donkey Kong 64
Original Song(s): "Frantic Factory", "Hideout Helm"
Thanks,
Dr. Fruitcake
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email sub file magitek pt. 1.MP3 -djp
Hi My name is ANDRES VIDAU from mexico.
these are the stats of my track
Final Fantasy VI--Magitek--OC remix
Remixer: Andres Vidau
Year: 2003
Genre: Game
My e-mail you can post: caravana@mexico.com
Hope you like my track!! enjoy
peace and light
andres
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In the judges space, aerialfortressLQ.mp3, please vote.
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Hello I am TAMIMI this is my next Remix
RAGE & FIRE
for Streets of Rage 2
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Hi there,
Well i submitted this remix months ago but i haven't seen it yet on the
judges dicission board.
Anyways, this is a Remix of a NES game called Low G Man its kinda rare and
its also an original platform. There are no NSF files or Midi files
available for this game on the whole internet, so i used an emulator to
record a wave file from it.
Here is some info about the game:
Released: 1990
Published By: Taxan
Developed By: Taxan
Platforms: NES
Genre: Action
Perspective: Platform, Side-Scrolling
I've attached some screenshots of this game in this mail.
Here is the link. Hopefully it should work. If Angelfire's bandwidth is used up you may have to try again later.
I hope you like it.
Take care.
-Washudoll-
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NO
Agree with judges and it sounds like the remixer as well, given analoq's post.
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Judges space: Programmedforwar.mp3
need more votes....
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delay-breaker: no
Not bad at all, and could perhaps warrant resubmission, but I concur with the bassline and variation comments made above.
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Delay-breaker: No
I concur with Israfel's comments.
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delay-breaker: No
Though not awful to listen to, I agree with Prot & Vig's comments.
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delay-breaker: No
Judges comments in complete unanimity.
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delay-breaker: No
Judges comments are pretty well aligned.
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The song is located in the previous directory.
Original Composer: Yuko
Game: Mega Man 8
File Size: 5.26 MB (5,521,408 bytes)
Length: 04:36
Bit Rate: 160kbps
System: Sony Playstation
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I liked it, but read below - too similar to the original...? -djp
Title: Final Fantasy 7 Yuffie's Sing Along OC ReMix
Artist: Ziwtra
Year: 2003
Genre: Game
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If my last submission had something for everyone, then this is the
exact opposite. When I first began this remix, it was nothing
particularly out of the ordinary. But when I ran it through the MP3
encoder, it warbled and garbled a lot of the samples up, and from that
point on I thought: "What if I did that myself to the samples?" So I
thought I'd give it a shot. I clipped and cut the hell out of the
samples--whether you like it or not is a matter of taste. Add to it the
old record, kids playing ambience, and choo choo train stuff, and it is
*definitely* not for everyone. It may not even be for *anyone*.
Despite all that, I think, this is one of the more interesting examples
of a mix with a very strict musical interpretation in addition to a
very loose technical interpretation. The music is more or less the same
with some added chords and beats and little things here and there
(countermelody, harmony, etc.) But the overall effect little
technicalities have on the overall atmosphere of the song is huge.
I hope you think so anyway.
And I won't be offended if you reject or request some changes, although
I am so fond of this mix I probably won't be modifying it too much.
Lastly, I have a DnB mix that is a bit more mainstream, and that FFA
mix which I've put away. So don't think I've surrendered to yippy
skippy avant garde madness : )
yh
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It seems that the server this file was hosted at is dead.
You can find the file here:
Later =)
Hello. =]
I just recently finished a remix and it's a live guitar version.
Since the F-Zero X: Expansion Kit was only released on the 64DD which was never released, probably no one has ever heard this song. I don't own the 64DD myself but I got the original song from a movie clip record at some Japanese site. It was very hard to make it since I could barely hear the instruments. >< too much engine noise, and the quality of the clip was so low!
Anyways, in this MP3, the only part that sounds like the original song is from 00:14 to 01:32. I composed the part after that. I did re do the lead again at 02:25, but on Jazz guitar settings. Made up some slap bass parts, and messed around with the guitar some more...
Let me warn you the part at 03:15 to 03:25 is composed in Fruity Loops, I wish I could play that fast.
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Ok, some info:
Original Game: F-Zero X: Expansion Kit
System: 64DD
Original Title: Mute City 4, Sand Ocean 3
ReMix Title: Beyond Lightspeed
Original Composer: Taro Bando
Copyright: Nintendo
ReMix by: Tony Thai
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Other useless info:
Drums, Bass, Other sounds: Made in Reason 2.0
Effects, Fast Part: Made in Fruity Loops 3.56
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This is my first submission in quite a while. All the correct information is
on the mp3 file id tag.
It's a remix of the Light Overworld Theme from Zelda 3.
Also, my Killer Instinct remix still has "Kendri" as the artist name, and my
old kendrionline.com url. Please update them according to the other remixes.
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Note: this DOES use a movie theme, but also seems to mix in bits that are from the game only. -djp
Greetings, guys. My name is Kevin Sisk. The mp3 you will find at the following address is my 1st submission to Overclocked Remix. It is a remix of the first level in Terminator 2: Judgement Day for the NES. It is 5.2 megs and encoded VBR for best quality possible. I'm surprised it turned out as well as it did.
All the tags have been filled accordingly, along with some notes on what I did to recorded it, and hopefully it won't take too long to download.
As far as credit goes, Just put down Kevin "Lorenzo" Sisk as the remixer name, should the mp3 be approved and placed on the site. Thank you for taking the time to consider my remix, and hopefully you'll be hearing more from me...
Kevin
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djpretzel,
Sorry about the link problems. Stationmp3.com unfortunately shut down shortly after I submitted this. I have uploaded it to my personal site. The new link is:
Thank you for listening.
-DCT
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Good, nice to know my first instinct wouldn't have been misplaced.
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Hello,
I would like to submit a remix. It's a rearrangement of the water theme from Donkey Kong Country, accented with a touch of percussion and heightened ambience. I have managed to encode the file down to 151Kbps, where it actually sounds quite good for its size (~4MB). I hope you enjoy it!
Blue Oblivion -
Also, since I am a new remixer, I have included my information below:
Name/Handle: Steve Schardein
Email: remixes@othersteve.com
Website: http://www.othersteve.com/
Thanks!
Steve
*NO* Final Fantasy 10 'TO ZANARKAND (M.A.E.L remix)'
in Judges Decisions
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Well, it was pretty fun.... email sub TO ZANARKAND (M.A.E.L remix) fx.mp3 - djp
HELLO, my name is Maël TEROL, I'm frensh and I send you my first remix.
As the title tells you, this is the remix of ZANARKAND the main theme of Final Fantasy X
that I consider to be the best episode for many reasons (but I won't go so far in details).
What I would like you to understand is that it's my first remix, or at least it is the first time I try to remix something, but as you can notice, it doesn't really sounds like a real remix.
It sounds more like to parts of a trancy release, cut by a midi file, but I have some problems with my soundcard and as result, I've made the music simply with MUSIC 2002 which is, after all, not so bad a software.
I'm also sorry for the file's weight but I haven't manage to reduce the track's length more than that.
One last thing is that I hope you will apreciate that first attempt to make a remix but I'll try to improve my remixing musics next time, this is only a first shot !
See you next time!
Maël