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Final version:
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So I have revisited this track, and tried to make it sound more metal: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jyvbtpvor3dnj0e/Mingy%20Jongo%20Metal.wav?dl=0
Some of my comments:
-Removed a lot of redundant voicings.
-Added more guitars, especially a bass guitar.
-The max volume is -1 dB. I will try to fix this.
-I'm still learning compression, I would appreciate comments on what parts are not sufficient.
-I think I need to add in a bassline to give it an extra punch.
Any other suggestions or comments would be great.
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/1gr7t2bt6jdp0qi/Targitzans%20Toccata.wav?dl=0
Original:
I plan to humanize it. I'm not sure if there's enough reverb or if I also need to add delay. I'm hoping to figure out how to make the ending have more reverb.
Any other suggestions or feedback would be appreciated.
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/sa9c9l88ea8e51b/Old%20King%20Coal-Train.wav?dl=0
Original:
I think I've done what I could with mixing and the composition (though I think I might vary the piano chords in a future revision).
I would like feedback and suggestions, and those on mixing would be particularly helpful.
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Original:
Piano arrangement: https://www.dropbox.com/s/m6sqr9cy1aw9o4p/klungotest.wav?dl=0
This is my first midi piano recording (used piano vst).
Afterwards, I fixed some of playing errors, added high pass and some quantization. There are some parts that I would like to redo, as they sound a little off beat (would it sound better/be easier to redo the whole thing, or "splice" them in)? Also, the velocities seems to range from 50-100. Is this typical? I'm not sure if my playing was not good enough for dynamic range, or if there are other factors involved. In terms of mixing, are there things that I could improve on?
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Finished product:
I just wanted to finish this, and whatever things I can improve on will be for future projects, or remastering this another time.
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Almost final draft: https://www.dropbox.com/s/udl984abtn6oawz/mingyjongoremixalmostfinaldraft.wav?dl=0
I think I have a completed remix, but I would like some feedback before making it a final release.
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Update; https://www.dropbox.com/s/oys2rs2sek1oq88/mingyjongoremixdraftv3.wav?dl=0
Comments:
-Added a middle section, and the return is at the moment identical except for key change to f minor.
-Right now, the middle section's drums are not too varied.
-The middle section's mixing will be fixed later.
-Also, I will add more harmony/stuff to the middle section once I determine how to make it more cohesive.
In addition to the questions in the previous post:
-I think I stray too far from the original around 2:00-2:30. What are some suggestions to "remain faithful" while not being repetitive?
-My transitions between sections feel abrupt. What are some things I can try to make them smoother?
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Update: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wpfjeym723o9y4z/mingyjongoremixdraftv2.wav?dl=0
Original Game Audio:
I fixed the velocities, redid some instrumentation, and added a transition. I plan to make a next section that is calmer, followed by a "return" in the same spirit of the first section.
Some things I'm not sure about:
-Is the track too loud?
-Are the dynamics between sections too abrupt? If so, how do I remedy it?
-I'm trying to sidechain percussion and guitars but I'm having difficulties with some of the logistics of compression (I'm using REAPER's ReaComp), . Are there alternate ways of getting the same effect?
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Hi, this is my first post, so I apologize for any posting errors.
I'm working on a remix for Mingy Jongo's Boss Theme in Banjo Tooie.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uascomt1jyiic7j/mingyjongoremixdraft.wav?dl=0
I will fix the velocities of the notes for more dynamic range. Also, I didn't make an ending/continuation yet. In terms of mixing, what are some things I should improve? Also, any other suggestions/feedback would be appreciated.
Banjo-Tooie: "Mingy Jongo" Remix
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Thank you for the feedback.
I'm using REAPER, and MT-Power Drum Kit 2. What are your thoughts on it? It was one of the better free ones I found. I'm not sure when I'll upgrade to a paid one.
Hm, yeah I originally thought they were too loud, but I'll try messing around with them to get a good sound. I'm not a drummer so I watched some videos of metal drumming and I surprised at how fast some of them can do it...but I guess mine sounds like "gun-firing". Also will mess around with that.