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I was curious how one can take a melody/theme villainous/darker/evil sounding. I love the idea of dark reprises and was curious how to go about this. I write electronic music and remix in a similar style (i'm quite eccentric). I have a few themes I want to do this with and would like pointers.
I know things like occasional tritones, minor keys, diminished chords, and accidentals are important but what else>?
One of the pieces I want to do a villainous remix of (not having much luck due to the upbeat and repetitive nature of the piece). -
I think it's got a creepy atmosphere and it incorporates the pieces really well. I like it and think it's great for Halloween. Really hope it gets on the main page. If you need a remix title try "Mt. Sinjoh" ...
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I love the title of this piece and the piano part is great.
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This is an actual remix and I'm sharing it. It's a Final Fantasy themed mixture that took many creative liberties but I think the result is cool. Tell me what you guys think and what I can improve on. It's done in my signature style and I'm ready for criticism. Read the description in the link and Enjoy.
Three sources.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVxUE_6z984https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQwQnEfbh0U
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Gorgeous epic orchestral piece with plenty of emotion to spare. It's a bit long but like a great orchestral suite, it's something that must be listened to as a whole. Also I kinda picture the clanging drums as a colossus' steps and it thrashing around. Overall good job.
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I'm a very eccentric electronic musician and have been kicked out of 2 seperate projects but I think I'll do something for this album. I'll do "Sherbert Island" and remix it into something odd. Hope you guys let me try something.
Here's an example of my style. -
I think this was too long but never boring. This was amazing and so was the effort put into it. Good job and hope to see more from you.
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Hi, they call me Ronald Poe and I hope you guys are having a great day. Here are two original trance pieces I wrote recently. Tell me what you guys think and how I can improve them.They're both character tributes meant to evoke their respective character. I'm probably not good enough to pull either theme off but here goes.
First is a fan-made Palace/character theme for Makoto Niijima (Persona 5). I went for a somewhat elegant yet rebellious trance piece. I know she's a popular character so there's a bit of pressure. It's done in my signature style.
https://soundcloud.com/dark-ronald-poe/honor-student-demo1
Second is a Dark Psytrance (or at least my interpretation of it) tribute to Venom (the Spiderman villain). This is my first attempt at Dark Psytrance and I felt the style might fit Venom well. It's a little more melodic than most Dark Psytrance but who cares about that. I personally think Venom would make a great bonus boss for Kingdom Hearts 3 but ...
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I know I'm going to lose but at least I got some constructive criticism. I'm not going to give up remixing but rather step up my game. How can I make my soundscapes better/less thin?
Also I'm aware my signature Trance style isn't for everyone but I'm going to improve, not change myself completely.
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I've been having trouble with my grandma and won't be on this computer Monday. I put my theme in the lead and "Fireman" (Megaman 1) in the pizzicato string. I put it on my Soundcloud just for transfer. I'll just P.M. it to DarkeSword early (hope you don't mind and read the description).
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I personally would be interested in "Roar of the Wyrm" and "Apologies" (I'm planing on mixing them). I was thinking about a Dubstep meets me sorta style for the mix.
Here's an example of my style. Please give me a chance.
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I've been in the last 2 albums so why not add me in. I already have an idea and possible direction. Have a nice day.
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I hope I get to participate. DarkeSword, please message me when the contest begins. This will be fun ...
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Sounds like something A Perfect Circle would do and is rather impressive. Good job overall.
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I've already chosen the "Elevator Music" from that game and would like to participate.
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I think you did a good job at Goa. Do you have any tips for making Psytrance (I've been attempting that lately but haven't gotten it to sound right).
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This is an attempted Trance remix of "Brinstar" (Metroid) for a contest. I tried to give the original an update my way (I have a rather unique style). After the contest I redid it and think it turned out good. Tell me what you guys think. Enjoy
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Here's a couple original pieces of mine
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Happy Easter Fools (Easter + April Fools Day) OCRemix, I entered as well. Probably not going to win and just did this for fun (feedback would be nice). However if I do win, I pick a mixture of "One Winged Angel" and "Birth of a God" or alternatively something from the Kingdom Hearts series (Maybe "Traverse Town"). Those would be my picks if I ever win but here's to always hoping and doing my best. Good luck and have a good day.
Also does anyone else get Pokemon Red vibes from this theme (I know it predates Pokemon) ...
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I love Kingdom Hearts series more than anything and it's soundtrack is amazing. I think this remix did the original "Simple and Clean" justice while doing its own thing. The mixture of chiptunes and screamo/metal is lovely. Good job overall and I hope more KH remixes will come in the future ..
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I'm on the 3rd track and am loving that macabre groove. Good job.
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I'm not really surprised I got last place (I'm quite used to it by now) but there's one thing I don't get. Why do people say my tracks are drenched in reverb when I didn't use any reverb at all and rarely do? I might make a thread on EQ tips soon though ...
How do you make a theme villainous?
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Thanks for the tips. I'm still curious about how to apply this to a piece but I guess I'll experiment. More tips would be appreciated.
I just released an original piece that I wanted to be villainous. Here it is.
https://soundcloud.com/dark-ronald-poe/enigma-demo1