The Damned

can the judges DS
Wait, is that too old and obscure now?

can the judges DS
Wait, is that too old and obscure now?

can the judges DS
Wait, is that too old and obscure now?

You know what? Screw you guys, I'm getting one of these now.

 

How can so many people be so wrong...

You know what? Screw you guys, I'm getting one of these now.

 

You know what? Screw you guys, I'm getting one of these now.

 

You know what? Screw you guys, I'm getting one of these now.

 

You know what? Screw you guys, I'm getting one of these now.

 

Why are Wii and Wii U combined? They offer different experiences and have different hardware.
And yeah, the GameBoy, source of series like Kirby, Pokemon, and Wario, being left out seems odd.

All the worry about exclusives to XBox, like that wasn't already a thing.
Meanwhile, any Nintendo fan has been dealing with that for about 40 years now (Famicom in 1983).
And I agree with the idea of "buy the system that has the games you want" because... that's how it's always been. There was never any reason for buying a console because it was made by a certain manufacturer. You bought that system because it had the games you wanted on it.

Missingno Tracks.

But I might be a bit biased on that one.

My gift has been received before christmas, he was just enjoying it too much to say anything.

There are the two volumes of Prescription For Sleep Game Music Lullabies, which has a total of 20 songs from Final Fantasy games, Chrono Trigger, Duck Tales, Shovel Knight, Elder Scrolls, Donkey Kong, Mario, even one from Metal Gear Solid 3.

It's entirely piano and sax, but it might work.

There's also the various music box style video game music you can find on youtube. For example:
 
 

Sure.

Yeah, I picked a cart up earlier this year and it's got a nice theme.

Second'd.

Jesus christ with a flamethrower, please burn that trailer, and that movie, with fire.
Also, using Gangster's Paradise is... at least three kinds of wrong.

Maaaaaaaybe slightly cautiously hopeful that it won't be as bad as I originally thought it might be.

Maybe.

Last year, GameStop/EB Games ran several month-long special events for Pokémon Ultras Sun and Ultra Moon. I have two leftover cards from the Zeraora event. They expire on the 24th on January, so I figured I might as well offer them up.

Just post here for them and I'll PM you the code.
Remember, there are only two left, so once two people claim them, that's it.

Might need to zoom in a bit.

Might need to zoom in a bit.

I think the drums are a bit too artificial. They sound really obviously synthetic. I know it's an early version, but I am going to suggest better ones, and maaaaaybe not that beat. It doesn't quiet fit with the pace you're playing at.
From start to 0:29, it doesn't really feel that different from the source, but from 0:30 to 0:47, you get some nice variations that make it stand out a it more. It's not a lot of obvious changes, but it gives it a tiny bit more life to the melody.
There are some pitch changes from 0:53 to 1:05 that I don't like; I know I said that the earlier subtle changes were nice, but during this part, it's such a noticeable shift that it slightly pulls me out of the melody. It's a lower tone that makes me feel like something bad is happening, even though I know it's not. The source is fairly happy and peaceful.

1:05 and on is a good example of the kind of style changes that work for this melody. A bit improv, while still following the source. It's a subtle thing, and sometimes it's hard to find the right mix, but this is close.

The end with the orchestral swell is a bit overpowering. The background instruments should support the flute, not overwhelm it. If you push them back a bit more, then the flute can stand out more. Because the flute is the main piece here: it's the element that will carry both the melody and the personal touches you're putting into it.
You got a solid start here. Minor changes to composition, moderate adjustments to the synth percussion, careful polishing here and there of the background instruments. You're about 75% of the way there, and I don't doubt you can make it the rest of the way.

Both. They sound pretty fake (I know there are limitations depending upon what software you use), and the beat doesn't match up with the style of what you're going with.

One option is to ditch the drum entirely. Don't forget that drums aren't the only instrument that can be used to set a beat. You have those other instruments and can use those to set your tempo.
I would have to hear it such an adjustment to decide. I'm not a musician or a composer, I just conned a bunch of people to make remixes for me for free a couple of times.

I vaguely recall a super-early version of this from the old project forums. God, was it that long ago?
It's been a long time time since the album came out, and I always wished we could have had even more music on it. But it's nice to have a really good pokémon remix every so often. And this one will do nicely.

A tango spin on an upbeat, underrated track from Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald. I never finish ORAS, but I'm sad to learn that the Abandoned Ship was replaced with some decrepit research station. I so loved the romanticism and intrigue of a lost cruise ship.
What I love so much about the Abandoned Ship location is that it's not creepy. It's more a monument to travel and the past than a ghost ship. The orchestral theme from the anime plays up the romanticism and feeling of luxury. I adore that theme, and I've listened to it far too many times! And then one day in the shower ("too much water"?) it hit me – this piece works perfectly as a tango, rhythmically and thematically. I got to work, and here is the result. Enjoy!
Abandoned Passion by 2R1T
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