Geoffrey Taucer   Members

Answer #1: the original track is primarily groove-based. The bulk of it is driven not by any particular melody (aside from the chorus), but by the percussion, the beat, the rythm. This, in my opinion, makes it absolutely perfect for a rap arrangement. And this is comming from somebody who, generally speaking, doesn't even like rap. Answer #2: Who the fuck are you to tell me how I should or shouldn't arrange a particular track? Lemme explain how remixing works; we have an idea, and we run with it. It's not about conforming to anything, it's about taking whatever ideas we have and bringing them to fruition. I thought the mix would work well as a rap/rock blend, so I (with jose's help) arranged it as a rap/rock blend. Got a problem with it? Don't listen to it. Simple as that. But if you're gonna come in attempting to read our minds and claiming that anything with vocals is just an attempt to conform to societal whatever-the-fuck, then kindly do us all a favor and go fuck yourself with a hot iron.

Nicely done. Excellent choice of sounds, and as always, excellent work on the percussion. I like.

OH SNAP! tencarsinlowercase

Recycled southpark joke, but Yahtzee did it a lot better than southpark did, so it's ok. I rofl'd

It's not final; that's the rushed-out-the-door-so-I-could-get-it-submitted-for-dod-before-the-deadline version.

It's good, but I think it would have been far more effective if you'd given an example of a genuine choice in a game, rather than spending so much time on the idea of problems diguised as choices. Nevertheless, worth watching, as are all your videos. EDIT: Txai, evidently you don't have a choice in this matter

Interested

Steel Drum Rhumba is now up for grabs.

This, and some additional characters

And it is all kinds of awesome.

What the fuck time sig is sagat's theme?

I don't think he's pulling a prank; I think he's completely serious.

I predict that if dave doesn't post in this topic, it means he's already signed an NDA for another soundtrack. I could be wrong, though.

Oh my fucking god I laughed so hard. This is epic.

Wow, now that's anticipation. This has fallen a little behind, since bahamut and I have both been busy as hell. Things will (hopefully) pick back up after next week. At any rate, here's where things currently stand: -We have 20 completed tracks (out of 33 -- we may end up dropping bonus intro if nobody wants it, which will drop this to 32) -Of the remaining tracks, at least 4 are very nearly complete -We have not yet put any real thought into designing the website; we'll likely do that last -We don't yet have a solid release date, but we hope to get the project out before the end of this year. -Of the 20 completed tracks, there are about 20 for which you will need to change your pants after listening

Question for sam: was this done within the limitations of the SPC700 chip? I mean, could this theoretically be done on an actual SNES?

That's a near-perfect description.

Actually, we invited him and he initially expressed some interest, but never claimed a track. In light of what has happenned since then, perhaps this was for the better (this was before the whole dragon army thing, if I recall correctly)

SHUT THE FUCK UP, PROT lowercase

I stand by my theory that THIS malcos is the impersonator, and the real malcos is locked in a deep dark dungeon, along with gray lightning. Furthermore, the person we call "prot" does not exist; he's actually none other than DarkeSword in disguise. Tell me, have any of you seen darke and prot in the same place at the same time? HAVE YOU? There you have it: proof that both prot and this so-called malcos are in fact darkesword, and the real malcos is locked up in darke's basement with graylightning.

If all this is true, how do we know you're the real Malcos? What if YOU'RE the imitator, and the other guy is real? Or what if your BOTH faking it? HMMMMMMMMMM?

Speaking of which, weren't you gonna do a mix of Cranky's Conga?

In that case BRING IT ON, BITCH!

Guys, this isn't a Tales vs DKC2 thing, or a Me and Wes vs Kyle thing. I want both projects to have their 15 minutes of fame, that's all. I would consider it mutually rude and self-defeating of us to release our projects at the same time.