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You could always do an acapella of one of the shorter themes (new challenger, etc)

Meh, I was up till early this morning, saw Shael's thread. A bit bored so I spent a few minutes on a WIP. It isn't too neat (the lead synth sounds terrible and :41 seems a bit off) but it's less than 20 minutes of work. You in on this, man?

To Shael: A sign of my interest in this project.

Count me in, Shael. I'll give you your hip hop. Give me a minute to pick a track. k, put me down for Cammy's Ending.

And there are many of us!

The groin hath returned! edit: needs more 'what is a man'

There will be.

Holy crap... didn't know that was a word. But I'm betting when we finally unveil 'dis project. Es gon be vaginormous yo. I agree. This project is the most vaginormous thing to happen this year.

When DS and I originally talked a bit back we decided to let Kirby debut first. While their project seems to be slowing, they still look to finish ahead of us. That is why I haven't really been in a VAGINORMOUS (lol) hurry to finish this. I want to give Kirby project a MININININUM of two weeks before we debut. I apologise for the lack of updates. The last remaining songs are being worked on. I'm keeping in touch with the mixers via AIM and IRC and things look to be finished soon. Then, I go and sort eveyt'ang out. Thank you for your time and pashuns.

Inspiration? 1 part Cough Syrup 2 part Red Bull 1 part Diet Pepsi ============== Remix +1 True story. As for the actual song, all of the synths are Sytrus, the drums are the African Precussion, Gretsch Kit, and Dusty Circuit Kit from Kompact as is the Sitar and the Wah Guitar.

lol

Coming this summer to a judges panel near you? Damn my eyes for staring for about twenty minutes, trying to figure out what "rafate" was.

Nice work, Brandon! I remember hearing this in the WIP thread. Knew it was good; happy to find it direct posted. Now about that rap song...

Been following Gray Lightning's stuff since I first came here. He sent me a WIP of this a while back, and then had to redo much of it when his mixing program crashed. A few days later, he sent me a new version, sounding twice as good. I guess even software malfunctions have their benefits, eh? Anyways, I really can't point out much wrong with this. The orchestration is impressive, as usual. The samples are beautiful and well manipulated, as usual. The mood is tense, cinematic...as usual. Props for the "rolling" instruments. I know Gray spent a lot of time working on those, and they sound great. Great stuff, Mr. Alexander. Happy 20, and here's to 20 more.

Beg to differ.

Just a quick note, if anyone needs a "beatboxing" drum kit, I have one that I recorded myself that is nice and clean.

I don't know why I never commented on this song - It's one of the first few OCRs ever to have vocals...And after all this time, still one of my favorites. Great stuff. I guess we won't be seeing a second submission, though...

Just a recommendation of what I would do in the immediate measure before the trumpet stabs/xylo come in (hey, you wanted goofy, right): halfway through the measure, do a hard volume cutoff and insert a giggling clown laugh. Cut the volume back right at the next measure with the stabs and calliope and whatnot. Just a thought.

Go with what sounds better.

I didn't really want to involve myself in this thread but...what? Really now...

I had a similar idea - was going to use TO's model - but that plan fell through.

Good luck, Larsec.

TO, this is just my personal opinion, but I feel that the back of the CD is a bit too crowded. I was wondering if something more simple would function. Either way, I haven't decided on a CD cover yet, so I'm open to submissions from anyone.

Yoooouuuu sooonnnnn offf a bitttch!

TO, keep the template but expect changes. Remember, I plan on altering the track list to flow a bit better. Also, the font of "Dark Side of Phobos" on the front...seems a bit generic. Is it a Photoshop file? If so, send it to me and I'll tweak it around.