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I know I'm not involved this round, but personally I always thought that a "short solo section", would be (part of) the bridge of a song in between repeated choruses. But that's just my two cents. Time-wise though I can see that the % of track limit would be about right, so yeah. I'll leave you guys alone now, can't wait to see what y'all come up with!

my pants are thoroughly prepared

I'm assuming "no", with the possible exception of OCR's first commercial remix album (selling remixes is a dangerous thing to do without said remix(es) being officially licensed by the initial copyright holder)

Hmm... I'm thinking that I might just join this. This sounds interesting

...I don't think that's what he's asking for...

Well that theme sure is interesting this time around. I honestly can't wait to hear what all you guys do with this! Good luck to you all

There's also small little arrows in black boxes you can click on each row to scroll across on the front page.

your hips *cues "hips don't lie"*

dis gon be gud This post totally isn't a way for me to subscribe to this thread without pressing the "subscribe to thread" button

THE ARGLE HAS SPOKEN! In all seriousness, I really want to see someone pick this up and run with it. I'd do it myself but as I may have said earlier in this thread I don't know what kind of workload I'll have next semester to start it off, and then on to college and the likes after that.

After visiting this thread post-MAG, I'm making it my goal to attend next year's MAGfest if at all possible. Really want to meet you guys and experience the awesome that is MAGfest. Heck, I'll gladly welcome Post-MAG Depression if it means I get to go!

I'm almost willing to say I'll skip this round because the signups are even, but I want to do it, soooo... MindWanderer, I'll actually leave that up to you. If you want to participate in your own competition and sign up as the fifth novice (if no one else signs up by the deadline), then add me in! If you want to let the signups be as-is, then that's fine too. My feelings won't be hurt either way, so I'll let you decide.

Server's down again. I'm getting a "bad login" error (followed up by a stream lost error) and my brother on a separate computer (while running the same account - he mooches off of me and it's about to get him in trouble) is getting a connection dropped error. EDIT: ok, maybe the server isn't down (I get server information on the multiplayer server select screen incl. # of players), but I can't connect to it on either machine. May be my internet connection

Woo! About to make a reply about the online map being down as well, and then a page refresh later it (and the server) came right up! Thanks!

While I'd like to sign up as a novice again, I've had a poor track record lately with actually getting stuff completed for compos. I don't think that this one would be a problem, especially with a new semester rolling in (I don't have many finals and the workload at the beginning of the semester should be* light) *doesn't mean it will be

First time logging on in a while, and I gotta say some of these additions are awesome. Although I have to ask, how do you use the chessboards? EDIT: The server has been down for the past hour and a half, after a "Server restarting. You will be kicked" message appeared. Is this normal, or are you fiddling behind-the-scenes Aba?

Well this looks interesting. I think I'll keep an eye out for this!

Just regurgitating the OCR project rule that discs can't exceed the physical recording time limit of CDs. Less is obviously fine (and preferred). What I'm getting at is if an entire game soundtrack was remixed (say, the entirety of SMK's soundtrack), how much time would those remixes take up do you think? I mentioned the "disc" length limit based on the possibility of the entire soundtrack being remixed and somehow collectively lasting longer than the 82 minute rule/guideline/thing

Oooh, I definitely like this idea! Maybe each game has its own disc (technically each "disc" should hold as much music as a physical CD, so about what, 80 minutes? Maybe two discs per game if necessary...)

Oh I agree wholeheartedly to be honest, and the only reason I didn't mention SMK over MK64 is that SMK is probably the most covered on OCR and elsewhere. Heck, the OneUps did an album (I think) on SMK. It's not that I prefer MK64 over SMK (I don't, it's actually the other way around), it's just that MK64 appears to be the lesser-loved of the two in the remix community (not exactly here on OCR, as ML64 has one more mix than SMK does, but still).

Hi, just jumping in to say that I'd be willing to jump in on this project if someone ever decides to pick it up and run with it. I'm guessing that this isn't a project aimed to remix one or two games, but pick-and-choose from the whole series? While I'm not against the idea, I do think that some of these games could use some more attention as a whole (MK64 anyone?) and could actually make a decent project by themselves. Not to derail the current concept, but what if you did an album of the first few games, and if that goes well, you can continue from there (Much like the DKC, DKC2, and DKC3 albums did, albeit with different directors)?

That's pretty awesome dude, it looks great. Reminds me that I have to "clean up" my own desk at home, and this actually gives me some ideas.

Any update on this?

It should also be noted that Winamp is biting the dust on December 20th. So any update of Chipamp needs to happen soon (in less than a month)

I'm terribly sorry guys, but with having yet to make any progress since my earlier post here due to school-related issues (not to mention the fact that I hadn't gotten in contact with my Star for this round), I will have to withdraw from this episode's competition. I would have loved to have the time to compete but alas I have not had such an opportunity. Good luck to the other two novice/star teams, may the best team win.