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  1. Proly should mention that the whole...

    **If you have technical difficulty [...] please contact Ramaniscence via pm**
    ...isn't working too well. Tried it for the last PRC but ended up having to ask Bundeslang for assistance uploading my track over there.

    Still can't access my account or vote. Hoping this can get resolved somehow, cause I don't wanna be anymore of a burden for you guys.

    Got it done, thanks for participating Mokram :D
    Much appreciated, sir. Thanks for being understanding and for letting me join the fun. :smile:
  2. like the good ol' days when I used to host PRC
    Yeah, I definitely wanted to give credit were due, because the hard work that goes into managing compos and transcribing tunes to midi is too often overlooked.
    I've been wanting to remix something from it ever since... maybe this is the right opportunity?
    No time like the present. Give it a go, see where it leads you. :)
    edit: haha, not my kind of tune at all.. (it's not that I didn't *like* this type of tune, just that I don't know what to do with it. ok enough blabbering)
    Well, you'll be glad to know the MMZ3 last round wasn't my kind of tune at all either. But then again, that's what the PRC is all about: pushing us to step out of our comfort zone. ;)
  3. Seems you're going for a bombastic orchestra sound, which is a good way to preserve the energetic feel of the original. The problem with going all out is that, as Eino mentioned, you run the risk of becoming repetitious and have elements overpowering/overshadowing others. I wouldn't worry about it if you had like 3 or 4 minutes of material, but with a little over a minute, I believe it's worth looking into.

    That said, I do hear the more subdued break coming at 1:02, so I've hope you'll keep things varied, both in intensity and complexity. Last but not least: you've got some nice samples. Try to make them shine by humanizing a bit more (writting, velocity, articulations) so that the piece comes off a little less stiff. You're off to a great start here, so keep at it. Looking forward to seeing how this one develops. :)

  4. Surprised no one bumped this after release day. Picked it up last saturday and t'was a blast to listen to, from start to finish.

    Perfect getaway was the perfect opportunity for me to catch up on Mike's work, and a testament to his versatility and proficiency as a musician.

    Icing on the cake: slick album artwork that perfectly compliments an undeniably polished audio package. :nicework:

  5. what my first attempt at a remix might be
    Mainly, how ambitious is too ambitious for a first try at a remix?
    Am I overthinking it, and should I just stick with whatever song inspires me?

    Assuming it's your very first try at remixing: HAVE FUN! That's the single most important thing to keep in mind, not just when starting out. Whatever you do, don't pressure yourself.

    I'd recommend picking a song you really enjoy and can listen to over and over. Because you'll be doing a lot of that while analyzing structure, chord progressions and the like.

    Don't overthink things: make your choice and get started! Create, experiment, share your work and receive/give feedback. Even if you don't finish 100% of what you start.

    The idea is to get some experience, and through this process get to know your strengths and weaknesses, so you can build up on that knowledge, and get better.

    On that subject, compos (short for composition-competition) are a good place to get a feel for things, meet cool folks, and make progress whilst testing your might. ;)

  6. A 'Bare Knuckles' album! YES! Can't contribute any quality music atm, but if you guys need some help with webdesign, I'll be happy to assist in my humble capacity.

    In any event, more Sega Genesis goodness is always a good thing in my book. Plus, you can't go wrong with Yuzo Koshiro. ;)

  7. 1. don't die.

    T'was my resolution for this past year. And if I of all people made it, so shall you in 2015, good sir. :)

    For 2015, my goals would be:

    1-stay alive, stay afloat

    2-reconnect with the VGM community

    3-it's a long shot, but: try to maek music/remixes again

    4-find who hacked all my online accounts and get my id(s) back

    5-challenge Neblix to a danceoff and win back my custom avatar? ;)

    Happy new year to the good folks of OverClocked ReMix! Stand resolute in 2015.

  8. I think that the first post is as clear as crystal if you look at it. I made it very simplified and basic. All I need is a suitable banner as the one I have now is somewhat outdated.
    Did what I could to help at the time, sadly I'm not in a position to do so anymore. However, I'm glad you didn't gave up on that project, for it has a lot of potential ...I mean, come on people, it's Motoi-freaking-Sakuraba we're talking about here! :nicework:

    However, you're gonna need to move mountains to get this show on the road. As I previously told you, it wouldn't hurt to gain the assistance of someone experienced to co-direct this beast. It's really a matter of getting the ball rolling and not dropping it halfway through, if possible. Lastly, and even though the play on words is justified in this case, you might wanna consider changing the album title, in light of some of the negative connotations that it carries. Your call though.

    Good luck with this project SwordBreaker. :)

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