TheChargingRhino

I went to challenge that gym today only to find that instead of the measly 130CP that was guarding it earlier, it's now populated by several 800+CP pokemon. RIP.

I've seen like 3 churches around here that are also Pokespots. There's also an Abby's Pizza nearby that serves as a Gym. Some of the GPS stuff seems a little wonky right now, though. I can be right next to or even inside Pokestops and be too far away.

So umm... (necessary) BUMP!
Been having a ball (no pun intended) so far. One guy in the Indiana Pokémon Go Trainers FB group caught a 573 CP Vaporeon in the wild!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PokemonGOIndiana/permalink/1012611315504636/
I've got lots of Eevees and bird/bug Pokémon in my area. I'm hoping that silhouetted Snorlax comes back when I'm NOT driving. Which teams are you all on?
#teammystic #teamblue

So did you want every song in 70's/80's style, or can the remixers choose themselves?

Here is my First Pass at The ending(If you like it you can put me down for the track):
 

Hello everyone!
I can't figure out why I didn't join actively this community before, so let's do this.
I'm Lord Bif, I'm from Paris, France, I'm 29, and I create VGM covers on YouTube for about 2 years now (the name is Lord Bif Music). At first I basically wanted to learn how to record instruments and produce music and video, and for doing it without more difficulty, I thought I could do covers of VGM, since I'm a player too. That way, and by posting it on YT, I thought it was a good way for having feedback and imrpove myself. 
In the end, I love that, so I still do VGM covers, but with more arrangement, trying to go out of my comfort zone. I work on Cubase, and I play mostly drums, guitar, bass, and some piano and cello (as a newbie). My favorites games those days are Mass Effect series, Dragon Age series, and multiplayers games such as Overwatch, Heroes of the Storm and The Secret World. 
In real life, I'm a web developer and I like many things, but not extremely uncommon. Thanks for reading, and see you on the forums!

I don't have a particular franchise I arrange from, I just arrange songs that I like and that will sound good if arranged on piano. My main franchises I'm currently focusing on are Fantasy Life, Dokapon Kingdom and Super Smash Bros. An unusual choice but their soundtracks are underrated

Not bad. I like the style you've chosen, but I agree with Ganae, the bass line needs MORE and I think you may want to look at your individual part dynamics.
Drums are pretty flat too. Could you mix it up a bit at 0:42, maybe add something or open up the sound of them a bit?
I will say, I do like the sound of the drums, synth, harpsichord combo. I want to hear where you are going to take this. Updates please!
...Oh yeah, and did you know the video says Lego Dimensions on it? LOL

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.
 

Friends,
I have awesome news. At long last... after five years of talking about it... American Pixels is here. The project has just landed on Kickstarter for the final push, this 4th of July in the year of our Lord 2016.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1265656914/american-pixels-a-game-music-tribute-album-by-maze 
 
This has been a labor of love, blood, sweat, and tears... and damn the music came out awesome, if I do say so myself. Now I just need that last little nudge to cover the cost of mastering, licensing, CD duplication, etc.
Any and all help from the OCR crew to spread the word would be vastly appreciated; let's make this thing EPIC together!

OverClocked University: Spring Break DJ Set
GET IT HERE, CHUMS! https://t.co/UStHNTaeop 
 
The sun is shining, the waves are crashing, and there is an umbrella in your drink. It’s gotta be spring break! Get down with the latest OCU release, “OverClocked University: Spring Break DJ Set”. It’s sunny, it’s synthy, and every track is completely crossfaded to have a continuous playing time, so the party never stops. 
Featuring fully-licensed music from:
BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Bravely Default Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Final Fantasy V Mario Kart Wii NiGHTS… into Dreams Pokemon Black/White The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Street Fighter 2 Tales of Innocence Undertale Xenogears
Available soon from OverClocked Records!

Thanks guys for picking up and enjoying the album! <3
We are working on 2 albums right now - Sophomore Year and a second one, focused on just one game series.
ETA unknown, but it will be less of a wait than it was for this one!

6 more days!
We are really excited to hear what you guys all think about the album! The physical discs are being produced and should arrive within the next day or so, and the digital ones are all being tagged. 
 
Hyyyyyyypeeee

Yo guyzzzz here is a trailer!
The release date is MAY 30! The album is fully licensed and will be $10!
 

We are still looking at options for the physical release (production costs of 1 disc vs. 2), but the digital version of the album will have individual tracks as well as one super mix. 

Very cool! I recognize every track - I'm such a geek. And old, apparently. 
The sound you chose for the Triforce intro seems ... too synthetic for the sound created after the first ten seconds. The SNES OST used some sort of harp sound, so maybe something lighter would capture that feel a little better.
0:24 to 0:26 seems a little cluttered. Afterwards, however, the harmonies work very well together, flawless timing.
Not sure I like the voice clips, but the one at 2:09 is original and not sampled, yes? Definitely points for that.
One note on arrangement: Not sure I would end on the Song of Time. I mean, it works, but it might be more effective to end on Zelda's Lullaby and insert Song of Time after the Temple Theme but use that driving drumbeat to get back into Death Mountain. Just a suggestion.
This is awesome and already really polished. I like the video, it's like a trip down memory lane. Keep on shredding!

I just subbed. Thanks.

Awesome! Great to hear an update on that. Hylian and I have been a bit busy ourselves with ye olde life but we're still discussing how to best approach things like recruitment and project management so there's no rush, thank you for still having interest in joining in on this.
 
Also, might I add that both of our current mixers have done a superb work on their tunes so far, I can't wait till the day everyone can hear these.

Sounds like a scary movie in the beginning lol
This is not bad

Suspense! This one gives me goosebumps.
The tuba(?) between 0:50 and 1:00 sounds like 'blat... blat blat' - I can't really hear the notes it is trying to hit. Maybe it's a compression thing, I don't know. Not complaining about the effect, but maybe a slightly higher-frequency instrument like a baritone tuba or bassoon would make the notes sound a little better?
Violins come in a little strong for me at 0:54, but I get the effect you are trying to create - it's just a sharp moment when the overall feel of the track seems to be the building of tension.
Love the phases of this track, seeming to lead from one bad situation to another. Usually, Star Fox tracks are quite optimistic-sounding, but I actually think this track captures the 'real' feeling the characters would be experiencing - Slippy: "Oh &%$#, how are we going to get out of this one?"  Fox: " Quit whining, scramble the Arwings and figure it out!"

This is better than the original.

I just finished my Zelda Metal Medley (featuring 9 songs) from the Zelda series. I also spent a while trying to make the video look as interesting as possible to go with the song.
 

If you mean the background images, then no. I included links to them in the video description though.
But I did do all the video editing/effects.

ESTHER'S DREAMS! Mellow VGM ReMixes & lullabies for gamers of ALL ages!!
June 29, 2016
Contact: press@ocremix.org
FAIRFAX, VA... djpretzel is the founder of OverClocked ReMix. His first daughter, Esther Fiona Lloyd, was born on December 19th, 2013. To celebrate, artists from the community came together for an album of lighter VGM arrangements, centering on themes of playtime, downtime & sleepytime. The end result is Esther's Dreams -- OverClocked ReMix's 59th arrangement album -- a free tribute to video game music that babies, infants, toddlers, kids, adults, parents, grandparents, and young & old alike can enjoy. Except for teens.
...Okay, teens too. Esther's Dreams features nearly two hours of music, including arrangements of The Legend of Zelda, Chrono Trigger, Super Mario 64 & more. We hope you enjoy it, and we especially hope that new parents get their little ones to sleep & play while introducing them to some of the best music there is - video game music!
Esther's Dreams is available for free download at http://esther.ocremix.org. This album was produced to help promote video game music, the cuteness of babies, and the wonders of parenthood. Esther's Dreams was made by big fans, for lil' fans, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the publishers or developers of the original games; all original compositions are copyright their respective owners.
"The response to the call for tracks was tremendous, everyone was super-enthusiastic, and we received enough varied tracks to create three separate discs: Playtime, Downtime, and Sleepytime, with a mini-bonus disc of Sillytime," album co-director Kristina "Chimpazilla" Scheps explained. "We've got music for every baby mood!"
33 artists arranged video game themes as mellow music and lullabies suitable for your favorite young gamers and gamers-to-be, with 28 total games represented including:
Animal Crossing Bravely Default Chrono Trigger DuckTales Final Fantasy series Gradius series .hack//Infection ilomilo Kingdom Hearts The Legend of Zelda series Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Pokémon X & Y Secret of Mana The Secret of Monkey Island Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure Super Mario series To the Moon Yoshi Touch & Go; and Zone of the Enders. "Thank you especially to the artists for their inspired work, baby photos (!), and for sharing pieces of themselves in their music," album co-director Larry "Liontamer" Oji said in praise of the contributors. "They've not only come together to do something cool for lil' Esther, her mom Anna, and proud papa Dave as OCR's founder; they've also come together to create music infused with the energy of youth, innocence, love, and family. From our VGM-loving family to yours, enjoy!"
About OverClocked ReMix
Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation and promotion of video game music as an art form. Its primary focus is ocremix.org, a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans.
 
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