timaeus222

No problem! And if you ever want to do any collaborations, if I have time I can do that too!

That's not a bad remix at all! There's some really creative glitch effects and high pass effects in there.

The remix link is broken, but the source is actually entertaining to listen to. Can I get permission to remix the source too, for one of my upcoming music albums? This would be an example of what I occasionally do: http://www.box.com/s/4e2b8fa0a6524abd531c I do all sorts of music though. Heavy Metal, Electronica, Ambient, Retro, Jazz, and others.

http://timaeusproductions.bandcamp.com/album/acidophilus

I haven't posted my own review of this yet? I could have sworn I have. Oh well. Here goes: --------------------------------------------------------- This remix leads us in with a nice wah-wah bass and some slow drums with the perfect touch of reverb. There's no sudden volume jump, which is nice. Then the melody comes in, which gives an eerie feel. Then of course the wub-wub comes in, and I expected some variation soon; heh, I didn't know what hit me. I loved that there's always a sense of progression in this. There's nothing we can skip. Then at 1:00 a bass from... Massive? I think I may have used this one before! It could be the Dynamite Breaks preset with some modifications to make it short and to remove the automated panning. That's a kewl preset. Oh, and I think I sense some dBlueGlitch and GrossBeat in here. I'm also seeing some ArtsAcoustic Reverb! :} 2:39 - This is such an insane section. I could listen to this for weeks and still not discern all the esoteric complexities that interweave within this monstrous masterpiece. xD 2:50... That bass that feels like it's closing in on you... What is that? That is awesome, and it really stands out at the right moment. And of course, it ends with no tail. This is a remix to remember for ages to come. - Timaeus

@Sixto: It's something you would like, so I figured, why not send it to you? @ProtoDome & Sixto: Wow, that's weird. When I click it, it doesn't work, but when I highlight and C+P, it works. Try that. EDIT: Aha, I see the problem. That's weird... The link "says" http://www.box.com/s/fb979ec307a26902cfa0, but the link really pointed to an old deleted MP3. >_> Boxes. Pfft.

Sorry about the link, it's fixed now. I was updating the MP3.

Okay, I finally had time to get back to this: V4: http://www.box.com/s/17652d93351f36b1a672 Improved/Different drums, non-subdued piano solo #2, less reverb on the rhythm guitar, misc. mixing.

http://www.box.com/s/fb979ec307a26902cfa0 - MP3 - YouTube VideoI really liked making this. This was named by KrisRandomHero. Composed by me and a friend named KrisRandomHero. Genres: Electronica, Classical, Heavy Metal

Actually, there ARE some really good harmonies in there. You just can't hear them because of the strange reverb you apparently hear. I'll see what I can do to fix it in the future. It's the effects from a Guitar Rig preset ("Psychedelic Delay"). I'll just need to modify it. And I am aware of the structure problem, but it's just hard to figure out a working structure without having a remix of a similar style I previously made that "had a good structure". This is my finalized "structure", but I'll be modifying the feel of the structure later. I'm aware of that echo. It's from a Guitar Rig preset ("Psychedelic Delay"). I'll just need to modify it.

I liked the rain sound effects. For some nostalgia, I presume. It seemed that 0:48 came suddenly. Try having some sort of precursor to it. It's a big contrast between chillout and drum 'n bass. Perhaps fade in the bass at that point. Try to lower the mix level on the bass to about 90% its current value. It's very distorted right now. In fact, try putting a limiter and making sure nothing hits its threshold value.

Thanks! I finished the V3! I made an "intro" to 1:30 and I changed the first "hardcore" electric guitar to a similar synth to the one at 1:30, to foreshadow it so there won't be any surprises. http://www.box.com/s/mi1j7nvkvzx8itojudx1

Bump! Here's the V2! http://www.box.com/s/51mm1f2pbk4fd9tpdu5f

@electric concerto: No worries. I just don't want to feel like I'm insulting anyone or being insulted. The electric piano was under the effects of a virtual guitar amp. It was weird that it sort of worked for a while there; the preset was actually called "Vocal and Piano", so I thought it would have worked since it improved the soundspace. @Pixel Panic: Yeah, I do know that criticism doesn't have to be positive, but I just meant that if there is criticism, there should be positive assurance to keep the remixer motivated. Thank you for your criticism too. I'll see if I can do something different with this, but I REALLY want to start off the remix with that electric piano. Maybe I can fix the EQ of everything for now. :{} I'll also try some stuff with reverse cymbals and new drum samples. EDIT: Will add V2 here later.

I never tried to be an ass. All I said was that if you don't know what you're talking about, do some research, get experience, and contribute with positive motivation. This is a remix community, not a criticism-heavy forum. I just want information from a sure person. I even said "No offense" by the way...

I knew the snare needed work. Just wanted to make sure. The song isn't overcompressed until the last three notes. I'll fix that. The electric guitar "sample" isn't really a sample. It's an acoustic with a virtual amp. Perhaps you could suggest some amping features you would have put or something. I have Guitar Rig 4. The saw wave lead was meant to not have too much resonance, but I guess I could increase the treble some. The arrangement shouldn't sound too random if you listen to this song, because it was kind of based off of it. It honestly doesn't seem like you know what you're talking about. You weren't sure of a lot of things, and you seem to only advise to your preference. No offense, but there are things you said that aren't true. Electric Pianos can sound really nice, and there's no reason to not have an Electric Piano intro other than if it seems prolonged. Also, a sax might be too bold for this type of remix.

This is one of my favorite themes in Black/White, and I just got some insanely cool ideas on this! I do plan to submit this. :3 I have a hunch the drums may need modification, and maybe the tonal suitability, but that's just me so far. I'm using FL Studio. Totally influenced by WillRock and Diggi Dis. ;D Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Sj8DpYZu_Q "Mirror 1" "Mirror 2"Remix: http://www.box.com/s/jsyp66te9t945fk12gi6

I feel like you should reduce the bass boost on the bass whenever it reaches really low notes so that the actual notes can be better differentiated when it's playing by itself. Also, the piano feels like it could be humanized with a bunch of velocity edits. Even though you played with a MIDI keyboard, you may not have played it exactly how you wanted it. Here's your chance to edit it! If you want a very dynamic piano plugin, try to get 4Front TruePianos if you can. The parts with lone claps seem... low quality. Try layering the claps with something else; I usually only have claps as a high frequency layer to my snares.

Can someone give new feedback on the V3? (This was bumped six times.)

This is a really cool heavy metal song of mine. http://www.box.com/s/ysngkjl300vndoyfz2b7 Slightly influenced by Bullet For My Valentine. My friend likes that band.

I feel like the snare's really lacking the punch. Try layering a low end to it. The reverb is a bit much on the panned synths. Try making them slightly more legato instead. Also, try thinking about what fits and what doesn't. Take out any unnecessary instruments that wouldn't make a difference if they weren't there. For example, if an instrument can't be heard, why have it there to clog up the frequency spectrum? Your remix is really heavy in the mids. The bass frequencies are really only occupied by the kick, and it's really intense in a slightly bad but not so demeaning way. Try EQing this song more. Add a bass to be sidechained, then fix the EQ on the kick just a bit so it isn't giving anything lower than a frequency of 63 Hz. A kick would best work through a notch filter if you want it to be heard. The last thing I feel needs to be fixed is the repetitiveness. Try to have a feel for where your song's going. Plan out what you want to be your intro, body, A section, B section, and outtro. That might help.

http://www.box.com/s/6ptyn0024q67d63d1ilh This song was sort of a tribute to zircon's remix.

Nope, it's not a rendering problem. I guess I didn't think of the wrong synth instance. It's definitely different now. Also, I checked the amount of Previews on the V2 remix. There aren't any. My mistake, I put the wrong link. This is the right link for the V2. http://www.box.com/s/4s9fozqlalgkjiegl0ak (V2) I updated it again though. It should be more ambient, especially in the beginning. This is the V3: http://www.box.com/s/rqst0627bl2760nog65v

The final version! http://www.box.com/s/b7h77s28qz22z4i2fcpg

Sweet! I'm glad the guitar sounds real enough. xD The final update I'm going to do is make the fret slide lead-in pan, amp it up just a tiny bit more, and modify the guitar's wah a bit more with an MSEG. ;D