Dj Mokram

MegaRan/Random made a Nintendo Power tribute song, sampling RC Pro-AM:

That's uncalled for, man. I wasn't trying to be mean, just to motivate Mirb to focus a bit more. OCR rules forbid anyone to co-direct multiple albums unless they've got a track record of doing so in the past. But I'm always up to help others in 'Recruit & Collaborate' set up projects and move in the right direction.

First you don't remember who send you wips and now you can't keep up with your own thread. This is quoted from page 7: I even did all the hard work for you. Try to keep it together Mirb.

This answers my question about whether the preliminary approval process remained in place. Thanks Stevo.

It's weird seeing the PM counter on top go past the 200 mark. Feels like we're in the future now.

This is confusing. Are you talking about accepted as in: "moved to the official projects boards" or as in:"published by OCR"?Because the G-doc mentions evaluation yet ask for finished albums (among other things). If you're now skipping the 'official status' eval, this would not only render the official projects section obsolete, but also imply that every aspiring director and his/her team needs to complete an entire project without feedback from the staff as to whether they're heading in the right direction, and risk getting rejected after working on something for months/years. A clarification on that matter would be very welcome sir.

Enjoy your Final Installment 7 HD Remix.

Just saw the PM cap was upgraded to 300. Tis a lifesaver. Thanks djp.

I don't really know the guy or his music, so all these precisions are welcome. Thanks Xenon.

I think there was already a topic called: "VGM with real-life counterparts", but I can't find it anymore... Yeah, people keen on source interpretation might be upset about it. But this is how sampling has always worked in hip-hop music. Legality of source usage is what concerns me, since this is a song from his latest album that also has an official music video and stuff. Video which I will not link out of respect, because it's unsurprisingly NSFW and in no way related to Chrono Stripper ...er, I mean Trigger. ;P Bottom line, he's proly making money off of SE's beloved property, most likely without being licensed nor paying royalties.

Happy beard-day Uncle Stevo! Let's do this right: Enjoy your cake but don't forget to take your vitamins so you can reach Lv100 someday.

No, I'm sure others feel this way too. Atm, the main reason why getting posted after passing the panel is taking a long time, is because every single mixpost (including the personalized write-up that comes attached) is being handled by djpretzel himself. Obviously, he has a life and can't possibly dedicate his days to posting remixes. But while this is part of how the site has been operating for years, and a form of final approval over the content that hits the front page, I'm sure a lot of people have also been wondering why this archaic tradition has to remain in place, especially in light of the staggering amount of entries now to be posted. I believe this custom is starting to show its limitations in face of the growing popularity of OCR. Why are new judges and moderators being hired regularly to help tackle this formidable workload, yet posting remixes remain solely in the hands of djp? Surely high-ranking or veteran staffers like LT, Darke or OA could help Mr Lloyd with the onslaught of TBP remixes. My 2 cents.

The Glitch Mob - Between Two Points

PM'd you Pete. Got your update and sent you some feedback. I'm drafting an updated OP to streamline things and add a few details. Should be up soon. EDIT: OP updated. Only 5 tracks left to claim.

Topping this Hamauzu-Yamazaki masterpiece is out of my reach. Good luck to whoever wanna try but I'll have to pass.

This round was intense, packed with talented people and awesome tracks. The length of the listening party was a challenge of its own, but so worth it. Whoever came up with the 'partybot-stream' combo deserves a medal. We couldn't have survived the onslaught of entries in a timely fashion without that.

Sounds good. Let us know whenever. Yeah, I didn't wanted to go the 'mass PM reminder' route, but in light of this, I might. And best of luck with your intense schedule. Wait, do you mean you've lost the entire project file for your mix?

Have a good one, sir.

Sounds like the prefect excuse for me to finally arrange Boundless Network from BN1 and Last Battlefield from StarForce.

How I've enjoyed this hour of beautifully re-orchestrated nostalgia. What a delightful and inspirational album this is. From the lovely 'City of Tarutaru' to the invigorating 'To Have Wings', all the way to the epic 'A Decent Challenge'. This wonderful voyage brought me back in time to the heart of Vana'diel. And for that, I salute you sir.

Wait, didn't Onlive already had their own console?

Have a wonderful birthday Bev.

Not sure if my mind can withstand this much awesomeness at once, but my body is ready. Checking it now. Thanks for the heads up Stevo. ;D

Heya! How are all you Remixing Heroes doing? Hope everyone is having a great summer so far. The first check-in deadline for 'Be Aggressive!' is just one month away, on August 31st 2012. I wanna thank everyone for helping this little project get one heck of a start. Keep having fun with your mix and we'll see y'all at the end of the month. ...and yes, we are still recruiting.