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Wassup Thunder

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  1. I like the clarity you've added to the Raise Thy Sword segment. The bass elements feel improved too. Your theme and name are real intriguing and poetic, I really get this vibe of something artificial trying to be something it can't. The synthetic elements seem to try and emulate the organic vibes of a cathedral in a way, and just comes out as hauntingly beautiful and twisted. The organ sounding synth and piano really help that theme. This is a pretty artistic piece, nice work.

  2. 11 hours ago, HoboKa said:

    To vote: rate, in your opinion the top 3 entries (but not yourself or a BONUS entry).  If you have a CompoThaSauce account, it's easier to do.  Otherwise, just PM me and type out this.  Don't include the parenthesis - it's just a visual aid.

    1. X (3 points)

    2. Y (2 points)

    3. Z (1 point)

    And if there are 3 entries, you will get a +3 to your Vote.  If there is less than 3 entries, then the vote is Awash and only non-participant Votes will add to the Vote Score Pool.  The Final scores are not accurately stated at Compoverse, as they don't take into account the +3 score (and the backend is a pain to manually edit the scores to their actual numbers). 

    Hope this helps!

    https://compo.thasauce.net/

    https://compo.thasauce.net/rounds/view/MnP117

    Thanks! I've made an account and got it figured out! Probably.

  3. This remix impresses me. It has a twisted, technological sort of reverence that drips with dread. Appropriate for both sources. I rather like the airy qualities of the samples used, gives a sweeping vibe. I'm curious how it'd sound if the bass components were a little more pronounced, that may flesh out parts as most the instruments seem on the higher end of the spectrum. A thought on panning, one of the computery blipping sounds that plays in the background seems to only be set to sound from the left speaker/earbud. It's kind of cool, but I wanted to bring it up incase it wasn't the desired effect.
    I enjoyed listening to this. Hope you get some feedback from more advanced musicians.

  4. I'm an amateur music maker and long time fan of OCR. After a few months of learning to use a free software for songs, I wanted to try and contribute to the prestigious world of game songs.

    This number comes from Freedom Planet, a great retro-style game with an inspiring soundtrack. This was made on Soundtrap.com starting with a MIDI file. The first half is pretty faithful to the original, then I improvised more for the second half. I hope one day to create something worthy of OCR's high quality archives. While still preparing to invest in higher-quality equipment, I definitely can learn from any feedback.

    Thank you for listening.

    This is the original song:

     

  5. I'm a sucker for metroid music. This makes me think of plodding through a soggy underground cavern with disco-coloured fungi swaying back and forth. Dunno why, that's the mental image. During the second parts of Brinstar, the bass felt a tad... off. It was nice and consistent bass, definitely gave a different feel to the song. And dare I say you kept a consistent time metering? The original changed a bit if I recall. It's a unique sound to a classic song, great job on that!

  6. I remember both versions of this song, nice idea to mix the two styles! I enjoyed the saxaphone, it's a great contrast. The bass may benefit from something being added to it, the one guitar sounded a little... lonely. The treble parts sounded real smooth, pretty nostalgic of SNES days... BTW, I just realized how dang angry Zero looks in that background picture.

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