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I do have someone that's interested from here! =] Still a bit pricey for this "Joe Schmo" (haha) but there's no time limit on anything so that helps my wallet and his free time. I was thinking about JX or MyNewSoundtrack but I dunno how I would contact them. I do see JX is on the Metroid Construction discord channel, though.. variety may be a good thing and working with people's strengths. Hopefully everything will go smoothly! =o

Ah, I am not a composer so I didn't think it would be put in that category, I'm just a lowly media consumer that has a dream I would like to come into fruition! Haha. I didn't think it would be that or more expensive to make a remix that would just be a main melodies and short looping works instead of a long 3-5 min elaborate tune. Tbh, a simple tracker with the same/similar instruments used in game would be fine. Heck, you could use a little free or cheap music composing program. I have Maestro on my phone I'm trying to fiddle with and learn stuff. I know that's different from my original ask, I'm thinking of how I can make it easier for everyone. I tend to think of the end results of in bits, haha. I'd most likely have to tweak them to match the SNES capabilities as it's rather specific on how songs work on it. (Certain voices have to be played first/have priority, etc etc) I suppose I am not aware of how things would cost in general for this kinda thing. Question, other than the sheet music, what would be better to use to get the note information? I'm thinking, if a tracker was used, I may be able to just use that.

I'm not sure what prompted the "YouTube randos" comment. While that was an unnecessary comment, I feel that there are some good ones like MyNewSoundtrack and Loeder are really good at what they do. By "easily swapped" I meant if the soundfonts from SM and MMX were swapped, the tune would sound ok in either. No need for it to sound perfect if swapped, of course. It's just for comparison. The sheet music would be so I could use it to input it in a special module tracker specifically for SNES tracks. However, it's possible that the sheet music would not be necessary if there is a different way to accurately and [hopefully] easily determine the notes. My ultimate goal was to have it sound as if they could be played in SM, and, in the end, could. There are countless examples of genre swapping remixes on OCRemix. That's why I thought I'd ask here. Also, I didn't expect this to be done quickly or anything of the sort. On the contrary, I'd rather it be done little by little. A hopefully fun side project to fiddle with, one tune at a time. I don't expect a big name to do this either. And I was posting in the wrong section of the forums? Remix requests don't go in the remix requests section??

Hello, I'm trying to find someone to commission for a kind of large project. I would like to have someone remix most of the OST of Super Metroid into a Mega Man X sound, sans a couple of songs that would be the opposite. This includes making the tunes with the same limitations like the number of voices they would have, able to be looped and using Super Metroid's soundfonts or at least the voices could be easily swapped and still sound good. Oh, and also the sheet music. This probably would not be the easiest task to do, as SM is more atmospheric and MMX is very melodic, but I'm hoping someone is talented enough to do it. I wouldn't want these done all at the same time though, one at a time would be good. I had a quote from a friend that would do them at $170 a pop, which is, imo, kinda heavy handed for 1:30 - 2 min looping tracks.. Lmk if anyone is interested. o.o