pokemonmasteraaron

Yes, I see your point. I just thought it would an interesting kind of, new remixing style. You know, where the listener could play with the remix in realtime and make it ajust so their listening experience would be a little different each time. Perhaps it was a silly idea to bring to the remixing genre, but I usually try to apply most audio technologies to remixes haha. Anyway, thanks for your opinions, that's what I wanted anyway haha.

When I get the chance, I listen to a lot of video game OSTs, even of games I've never played and have no intension of ever playing. I have more of a retro taste when it comes to video game music, but I was blown out of the water by Skyrem's "Watch The Skies". There are very few remixes of the song, so I presume my love for the song isn't shared by all of the players. I am curious to see what someone could do with the theme and maybe some other tracks from the game/series?

Hey everyone. I was wondering if anyone here has ever attempted to make a remix with this software? http://www.eliassoftware.com/ Overclocked remixes often add a lot of parts to the original theme, so I thought it is possible to make some neat dynamic remixes with it? What do you think about this idea?