Ganaé

Hello everybody.
It's been a long time until I post something.
I tried this tonight with african samples. Absolutely not perfect but I liked making this. I this that everybody knows the original track!!
 

This is pretty interesting!
My only critique is the flute chorus in the beginning was too jumbles together, lower the volume of the background flutes.
I really love the drums though

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I really like it. Sounds very fresh and vibrant. Agree with the choir comments.. but I'm really diggin' it.
Do you play the drums live yourself or are they loops? The drums sound nice.

The only thing that stuck out to me was the intonation and timing on the flute, especially in the earlier parts of the track. I really, really enjoyed the rest of it!

Again, sorry to bombard you with suggestions. You clearly know what you're doing here with the instruments. Looking forward to seeing how the mix develops.
Also, nice marketing of the second track!

Hello everybody.
It's been a long time until I post something.
I tried this tonight with african samples. Absolutely not perfect but I liked making this. I this that everybody knows the original track!!
 

Hello everybody.
It's been a long time until I post something.
I tried this tonight with african samples. Absolutely not perfect but I liked making this. I this that everybody knows the original track!!
 

Oooooh I want to get up and salsa now!
I like this, very good latin variation of the track.
The only thing I would change is the horns/trumpets....they sounded kind of soft, I would have used stronger sounding ones, unless it was your intent

I really like your verison this sound. It's really nice.

Awesome job! i like the bubble bobble arrangement too

Hi.
I tried this today. It's a guitar cover from super mario bros 3. I made this to learn more about audio on logic and I decided to put it online. I know that is not a good track but, to learn, it's nice to put it to community. Then enjoy this.
 
 

Thx. +1 for the beer touch...
 

This is nice but I think the arrangement could be better, for example, some of the instruments and that whistle too don't seem to be playing in synch with each other

Older Version: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/t3gokd2swuyfd1i/The Beautiful Wilderness.mp3?dl=0
Original:
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When you exit the Earth Cave, ("Frozen Depths of the Earth" is what the song is called in my personal copy of the 7th Saga ost,) the above music begins playing, and although the world of Ticonderoga is mostly brown, I can't help but think that it must look really beautiful, in a Mediterranean sort of way. Especially after being stuck in a cave. Anyways, any criticism is welcome for this.

I like this! I've never played Parodius, but I already like the soundtrack after hearing this piece.
This track is full of life and promises excitement. I really like the flow of the piece, moving from whimsical to formal then to what sounds like a chase then back to whimsical - transitions are smooth, mix is good for the most part, and the different styles of each source is blend together very well. This is a very cool arrangement!
Seriously, you should be proud of this. Looking forward to seeing the post for the first OCR track by Ganaé!

Hi. I can just tell on thing. You use too much compression to my mind.
Perhaps you can so play with the bass line to make it cooler.
 

I love your version. NIce work.
Main Theme of Mario goes with everything.
 
 

I feel the konami jingle at the start, while cute, is unnecesary to the whole arrangement, as it doesn't segue into the rest of the song and there's a very long pause between it and the intro of the song.  I think you're doing a good job so far with the sources, and I specially enjoyed the first section, but I think you could do a better job with the transitions, we encourage natural arrangements instead of medleys that tie songs together.  If you try and marry all your sources together, cross-referencing them and transitioning between them in a way that it feels like a whole arrangement and not a collection, I think it will fare better with the panel.  So far the instruments are being humanized pretty decently and the mix seems ok, but humanization can certainly be improved, even though what you have is alright, and the busier sections could be a bit cleaner. 
Overall I like where you're going wtih this, keep it up.

Thank you very much for all your feedback. I'm very proud and honored to have my track on OCR collection.
 

Final Fantasy fans!
Check out the EDM remix to the Chocobo song! Rave!! Hope you enjoy!
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I really liked the intro, and the buildup to the melody. But when it finally came at 0:55, I didn't like the instrument you chose for the melody. It doesn't feel like it has any "weight," and just sound bad IMO. 1:07 and 1:44 work much better with that instrument, and I like your decision to make it legato.
I liked 1:55, it was a nice transition, and the buildup after it is once again great. But I still don't like melody that comes in at 2:07.

Here's my metal rendition of Fire Field from F-Zero. Hope you'll like it =)
 

It's beautiful. Good Job. Nice track.

Moody intro. Some of those sounds are a bit too shrill. The mix itself is mostly fine. My forte isn't orchestral mixes, but from what I can tell, the mix is works well. It's dynamic, possibly a little on the soft side in terms of levels. No instrument stands out as being overly loud or buried behind everything else. The only thing I'd look into, mix-wise, is the drums. They don't seem to belong. It might be the wrong kit, it might be the type or amount of reverb. See what you can do about that.
  Most of the strings seems to be the same articulation, which hurts the realism a lot. The brass melody lags behind, and as a lead, it needs to be more expressive. The piano is mechanical. Overall, the performance aspect of the remix is lacking or weak.   The arrangement is nice and dynamic. The ending might be a little too much of a repeat of previous iterations of the same part of source, and not enough end-y. The Pachelbel part, from 2:27, the simplistic piano writing there doesn't quite fit an orchestral piece of this type, imo. I know what you're trying to do there, since it's in the post, but I wouldn't have figured it out without the post, ergo it doesn't work. It comes off as lazy, repetitive writing. A different arrangement could build it more seamlessly into the structure of the track. More expression in the instrumentation, more of a performance (especially to the leads) might make it work. Currently, I think it does not.   Get rid of the shrill stuff in the intro, see what you can do about the drums, and improve the sense of performance to the orchestral stuff. The you'll have a rather good track. Nice work so far.