TheBigSpoon

Hi there! So, I played through Child of Light last weekend, and I just loved the music. In particular, the flute theme she plays at several parts in the game. So I decided to play with that. Source(Not on the OST): My WIP: https://soundcloud.com/thebigspoon/col-at-v002

I was recently playing this game, and remembered this kind of remix I did last year. I Basically took a midi that I found and just had a lot of fun with it. But I got to thinking, Maybe I can make this in to something awesome! So I guess I'm here looking for tip/pointers. I don't have much composition experience, but yeah any feedback is greatly appreciated. https://soundcloud.com/thebigspoon/kirbys-dreamland-mount-dedede Also, If this sparks anyone's interest, and would like to collaborate. I think that would be really cool!

Mutant Mudds (3DS, PC, WiiU)

The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki - Super Arrange Version. Sound Team JDK is awesome The Gravity Rush OST is pretty fantastic! Kid Icarus: Uprising (3-disk collection)

This track is fantastic! I can't wait to hear what this ends up becoming!

This seems pretty cool! I'm interested in playing!

I've all ways been impressed with the music that comes out of OCRemix, and have wanted to be able to make, or at the very least contribute, some great remixes of my favorite games. I know I have a long way to go, and i was wondering if some people here could help me/push me in the right direction. I would like to start creating great music. I do play guitar, and have been for some years now. For software, I use SoundTrack Pro, (dabbled in) Protools LE, Guitar Pro, Garage Band and have a kind of basic knowledge of Reason. I know little when it comes to Music Theory. I took some piano lessons as a child, and some classes here in there in High School/College, but nothing too intense. I can very slowly stumble my way through reading sheet music. If there is anything you all think I can/should do to learn more. Anything would be a great help. Thank you for reading. Here is a sample of my work BT is just a modified midi I'd found, and I had learned the song through that.