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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsnuXKDsX7M - Hot Top Volcano http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzX4IzsdtK0 - Jungle Falls http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEaCIhcNkIs - Fossil Canyon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OuuQEoiDvY - Ancient Lake http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EolCuuSZ2q0 - Boulder Canyon Good times. =) I don't have anything specific in mind for any of these, but I usually bias my ideas towards electronic stuff. Um... Fossil Canyon waltz? =\

Easily one of my top five favorite Kirby songs. Here is Nintendo's sped-up second take on it from Canvas Curse for the DS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lotE63yPCFs And here is a cover of it from Newgrounds: http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/265416 Orchestrated, maybe?

Good song. I hated that stupid missing letter, but the music was pretty awesome. I wonder what kind of trippy stuff people could get from this... Also, I'll throw these in, just in case: - X-Naut Fortress - Macho Grubba - Shadow Queen - Cortez - SmorgIt might be kinda similar to the style of the source, but maybe Macho Grubba could be ReMixed into industrial? More stuff like Nine Inch Klax would be awesome. For Cortez, something with tons of syncopation...

Perhaps ReMix n00b wasn't the best term. More like MUSIC n00b. =) Perhaps one day, but not until I advance past merely slicing and dicing beats. Until finals are over at my university, I won't have time to mess around with music. Once summer rolls around, I might have to go looking for some Lego Island midi's...

Damn university sucking up all of my time! I comment once on the thread and next thing I know, we have a Lego Island WIP! =D I second CC's idea on the breaks. Can't wait to hear the final product!

Pepper, you are practically GOD to me. I've been dying to get ahold of that soundtrack for AGES! I fully support this idea. I can't contribute anything for a while (ReMix n00b here) but I think I'll start playing around with some ideas. I support all of the tracks you've mentioned but I'd like to suggest the Race track (no pun intended =P ) as well. I can hear some potential in it, especially if someone manages to isolate the SFX to use.

Hello, ReMixers (and fellow n00bs). My name is Chroxic (you can call me Nick if you think that's one weird-ass name) and I've been following OCR since early high school. I'm now a freshman in college (notice the post time of 3:00 AM) and I'm hoping to start training myself in the fine art of ReMixing. As far as musical experience goes, I've only sliced, diced, and spliced loops in ACID and Soundtrack Pro / GarageBand. I haven't done much in FL Studio yet but I am optimistic about the potential of such a freakin' awesome program. Please be sure to offer me as much criticism (preferably constructive) as possible!