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  1. Ah, more Jazz Jackrabbit love, I like!

    This did make me smile, brought back memories, and I like that my friend Alexander Brandon is getting some love.

    A couple criticisms though, if ya don't mind... for one, I would have liked to hear the lead synth change up, rather than maintaining the same sound throughout the track for so long. I would have also liked to hear some more creative liberties taken with the melody, once it was already established. Ya know, you've played through the theme once as is, now have fun with it, ya know? The joy of using those types of synths is that they're great for screaming, wacky solos.

    I felt the percussion could have used some more variety too... the groove was nice, but maybe try some rides instead of non-stop hihats, some alternate snare sounds... that kinda thing. But that's me.

    Still, a nice mix, fun, and from a game that has a lot of possibilities. Good stuff. :)

    - Mazedude

    (And yes, the S3Ms weren't that hard to find within the game package, but ya know, not a lot of good if you don't read S3M files.)

  2. Attention 7th Guest fans! The microscope puzzle from the original game is getting some boosts, and is coming as a stand-alone game to the iPad.

    Teaser:

    Article: http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2011/04/04/the-7th-guest-microscope-mini-game-getting-its-very-own-app/

    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/notes/trilobyte-games/announcing-the-7th-guest-infection/209112285784502

    Oh, and might I add... the game includes original music by none other than... Mazedude. :) You can hear a snippet of it in the teaser.

    They're telling me that the game will be out sometime this month, so stay tuned!

  3. Ah, good times! Congratulations to Kunal for all his hard work, and excellent composition. Hopefully this will lead to more game scoring opportunities for ya dude.

    Oh, and since people are asking... yes, I helped a tiny bit. I wrote the intro script (done deliberately to be retro, campy, and ridiculous), and provided the voice of the general, while Norg brought in a hilarious 50s-style President voice. All in all it was a lot of fun.

    Enjoy the game, enjoy the music; oh, and try to get to the ice stage so you can familiarize yourself with the track I remixed. :)

  4. Ooh... me likes the IT personally (as I still use trackers).

    And, let's see if I can convert this to a MIDI quick-like... it'll probably be pretty messy given the chops and volume effects necessary to make chips cool, and won't have the pitch bends and stuff... but will it help people decipher the notes? I hope so.

    http://mazedudemusic.com/Retro_City_Rampage_-_Title.mid

    And yes, this track is quite insane... may have to try my hand at this with some equal insanity.

  5. This project was a blast to put together, and hearing it in its entirety here, I freakin' love every moment of it. Even though I heard this came together every step of the way along with all the WIPs, I've put the finished product on loop here for the past several hours, and it's still an amazing listen.

    Recipe for an amazing remix project:

    1. Take a whole bunch of talented remixers

    2. Put them at each other's throats so they really have to ramp up the talent

    3. Enjoy the result!

  6. For shame, all you self promoters. Posting your own websites. Geesh. C'mon.

    Anyways, there are plenty of amazing remixes that aren't on OCR here: http://www.mazedudemusic.com

    :)

    But seriously, don't forget the following:

    http://thesmashbrothers.com - kickass EP on there

    http://ktriton.com

    http://theoneups.com

    And the Retro Remix Revue work on iTunes is pretty awesome too - http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/retro-remix-revue-vol-2/id330888824

    - Mazedude

  7. Hey all, and Happy New Year. My friend Brynner (my co-remixer on the Fallout 3 arrangement) has asked me to spread the word regarding his new album; for a while there it was only available for sale via iTunes and Amazon and such, but enough time has passed now that he's got the entire thing up on his website for free. And I know how much everyone here loves free music. :)

    That said, if you're into industrial music, you may enjoy "Turning the Page", available here: http://thesovernty.com.

    Have fun and be safe,

    Mazedude

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