Ryan8bit

The picture is Mr. Dream because Mr. Dream is in the lyrics. And the reason Mr. Dream is in the lyrics is because Tyson is a psycho who has a real history of questionable things.

Well, I don't want something to stray too far from the original, but I also don't want it to be too close to the original. In essence, I like some spice added into a mix, something that makes it stand out like expression. But I think this mix was fine, just could have used something extra.

Very spastic. That's about all that I can say. I do like music in general that has a certain amount of verve or even anxiety prone mania to it, but I thought I was going to have a seizure during this song! That said, I like it for its insane nature and variety from other things. But not something I think I could listen to over and over.

I enjoyed it. Wasn't my favorite Castlevania mix, but it was decent. The beginning thunder didn't really fit too much with the rest of the song though. Cause we've got a creepy chorused version of the password music, and then it busts into like an 80's drumbeat with a bouncy synth. The two didn't quite mesh well. And if a different lead was used, it would've been much nicer. As it was in the middle, it sounded sort of midi-ish... and not too much added or mixed. But I liked the sort of bouncy feel that led into it. The town music has always been an interesting piece of work that so much can be done with.

True, but a Monkey Island mix more towards what the original style was can be found here at OCR (the one by AmIEvil). I just wanted to go for something that no one else would likely do; something more original.

Thanks. Yea, it's just that I played with it for what seemed like such a long time... I guess for my next mix I'll post it in the WIP forum and you guys can help me. And yea, I have a bass amp, but it's nothing special. And what I had was a high bass, a low mid, and a medium treble setting... I think it was my post equalization that took away that low feel. I think I turned a portion of the lower bands down just because the bass was overpowering and rattling. I'm not sure what you meant about the annoying beat throughout... the only thing that really remained constant was the open hi-hat. I know you said it wasn't the drums, but was that maybe it? Also, which distortion patch would you have used? On my preamp, the best setting (or at least to me) is the grunge one on full gain, but if you think there is one (or should be one) that was/is more suitable, I'd definitely keep it in mind.

Actually, it's a piratey game... I went in a whole different direction that's bound to either please or totally disgust. Because it's not the quality of your FF6 "The Atomizer"? I guess you'll have to define raw for me.