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Whoa, that's some splendid skills, dude!

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Thanks! If only I was as happy about my track myself  I really need to look into the mixing side of things and add the final recordings before I'm happy myself. Whistling was done by me, btw.

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I think I want to do something like what happened with Temporal Duality: one track was released on the game's anniversary, and the whole album was released a couple of moths later. In this case I'd like the remix of the most iconic tune to be released as a bithday present. If y'know what I mean

Hey look I'm on an OCR album!
So hype for this. Also forgot there was actually a Digimon remix on this, YAY

@Chernabogue Beat me to it! GREAT job on trailer & thanks for the quick weekend edits!
We didn't quite make February, but it shan't be long, now
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I've just watched the trailer... IT'S FUCKING BADASS!

I've just watched the trailer... IT'S FUCKING BADASS!

ARE YOU BADASS?
 

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I think I want to do something like what happened with Temporal Duality: one track was released on the game's anniversary, and the whole album was released a couple of moths later. In this case I'd like the remix of the most iconic tune to be released as a bithday present. If y'know what I mean

Muddy sounds are caused when too many instruments are taking up the same frequency.  Think of it like you have an empty cup, but you're overflowing it with too much liquids.  Panning the instruments are like having 2 empty cups and splitting the liquid between them, but again the cups can only hold so much.
Attenuating the frequencies on instruments that don't need them as prominent as the instruments that do will help clean the overall sounds of your projects.  In some cases a low shelf filter is good enough, in other a high pass filter does a better job.

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I think I want to do something like what happened with Temporal Duality: one track was released on the game's anniversary, and the whole album was released a couple of moths later. In this case I'd like the remix of the most iconic tune to be released as a bithday present. If y'know what I mean

There's still 2 days left in February! It can still happen! There'snotraileronlineyetbutthatneverstoppedanyone!
BANKING ON THAT LEAP YEAR

HYPE

Guys, you can begin to really hype. Really.

please call this album series GoodAss

This can still come out in February! There's 5 days left! 

D-D-D-D-DOUBLE POST!
I just finished watching the trailer and listening to the entire album again... Man oh man, what an album it's become! And it's so close to release I can almost taste it...
#morehype

I'm gonna step on all of the toes, and steal the glory of posting about the return of FF5 Water It's coming back guys, for real! DarkeSword announced at MAGFest that the music was done!
Look at that, haha! Two years between this post and the one a couple posts up from me...
@Sagnewshreds it might! The release date for FFXV is being announced on March 30th at the Uncovered event, we'll see what happens!

Awesome to hear! I can't wait to see the reactions once it hits the home page

I think another thing is people put too much weight on the term "director". I even see that happening now outside of OCR with other albums. I mean I get it, you're coordinating this thing, you like it, organizing art, gaining remixers and songs.. how much direction is really going on? 
Here's when I would call it directing.. when you're personally working with a remixer to redo a song 7 times because the pacing isn't quite right, or the atmosphere is a little off. When you specifically tell an artist what to make, and in what style, and throw it back at them a few times for specific revisions. Replacing people when something doesn't come out exactly how you want it. And I think The Shining is kind of a shitty movie personally, but you can't deny that is directing. 
I really wish people would move more towards the term "coordinator" because the way I see it, that's really what this is. You're coordinating a bunch of artists (both musical and visual) to create art in their own way, maybe with a small bit of instruction, but mostly letting them do what they do best and accepting that to be what is the eventual product. I'd like to use the recent Satoru Iwata album as an example. The artist just showed up in the thread and people were like "Yeah let him do it!" Then he did basically what he wanted for the cover. People as a community had some suggestions, but ultimately it was his thing what he did. The music had a lot less community involvement. At least for me, I made a song, and I sent in a WAV. That was the extent of our business relationship. 
I don't know, I don't guess this is really relevant to what is happening in the thread right now, but I find it interesting. It'd honestly be cool if Mirby reconsidered, and shot for an OCRA release with this, because it's possible to do that. Though if time is a concern, it is what it is. 
What I could say though is that in the off chance this actually did land on my desk, I'd have to evaluate what's already been done and who is involved, and possibly make changes to shoot for that OCRA release.