mattmatrice

Thank you for the feed back, yea I noticed some timing slip ups as well; no biggie, easy to fix. I listened to the synth hits again and yea they are over powering, could have blended it in better. I am not very experienced at EQ, so would you maybe know of any tutorials I could follow to fix up the over lapping frequencies?

This is epic man, it puts anything I've made to shame! xD

Well, my friends and I are huge fans of the original XCOM (as well as the new one) so I decided to do a cover of the main theme! https://soundcloud.com/matthew-matriciano/xcom-ufo-defense-theme-metal-remix don't be afraid for critique, this is my first official cover and feed back would be appreciated! Matt

How's it going?! Matt here! So I was just looking around for a nice synth program and I was wondering if anybody knew of any Synth VST programs that can supports chip tune fonts from the 8 bit or 16 bit era (leaning towards the 16bit era more). If someone can get back to me asap that would be awesome! Thanks!

Yea that is a bummer that they left out those features, but for the $60 version of Mixcraft I can't really complain. The EZQ Equalizer is nice, but limited. For EQ I just use the digital generated mixer board within the program and I can get a good sound from it. Also you can mix each track the way you want plus the master equalizer to top it off.

Thanks for the reply and yes. I have used other DAW's before (including FL Studio) Mixcraft has done the job for me for a little while and I have no problem with it. Do you have any recommendations for plug-ins? So far I just use some pre-installed 3rd party plugins for synth and a random free plug-in I found on the net.

Awesome, thanks for the reply. Yea I currently have Mixcraft 6 (have not upgraded yet) it is the cheapest "DAW" that I have seen so far. My friend says he hates it but for the price, it does way more than it should. I think to have made some decent mixes with Mixcraft so far, but I was just wondering if there was a standard. Also do you do any mastering? If so what programs or plug-in's do you use? Also, do you have any recommendations for third party content for like synth? I just use the Messiah plug-in as well as a random one I found on the internet, and for drums I have addictive drums 2.

Hello. Here are some of my original songs on my sound cloud any feed back would be appreciated! (These are just demos!) https://soundcloud.com/matthew-matriciano The tracks are: Infiltration (stage 5) (Version 2) Blackforrest city Back Alley Beatdown (stage 3) Heroic Journey

Hi, I am brand new to the forums and recording (I have been messing around with Mixcraft 6 for the last few years, even manage to produce a few covers and originals). My question is: What is the standard for producing remixes. I have read the forums and watched tutorials and the main program that I have seen is FL Studios. Is there some specific stuff you can do in FL that you can't in other programs? (I have used a demo of fl years ago but only poked at it) It's also more affordable than the mainstream programs such as Logic and Pro Tools which I would understand why it's used the most. Also what is most used for mastering? Any help will be accepted Thanks! - Matt

How's it going my name is Matt. I'm brand new to the forums but have been doing remixes for a little while. I've known about ocremix for a while, though never thought of joining the forums till recently. I've been studying guitar for about three years now and am really looking forward to meeting fellow vg music fanatics! I do have a sound cloud if anyone is interested in hearing my stuff. I only have about one remix posted though, the rest is original stuff. If anyone is looking to collaborate or just talk about whatever feel free to message me! Thanks!