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EDIT: Removed links for now, they'll go back up after DoD is over. Thanks guys!
Alrighty, I updated a bunch of stuff, cleaned up the production, fixed mentioned issues and now it incorporates the Prime credits music too. Check it, yo!
Rozovian: Yeah, the Ridley source doesn't actually come in until after the second repetition of the Prime menu. The whole first chunk is just the menu music.
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I worked on this most of the day today. It's a metal / electronic remix of the Metroid Prime data select menu music and Ridley's Theme in 6/8. Please give it a listen and let me know what you think!
Updated a bunch of stuff, cleaner production and now it incorporates the Prime credits music too. Touched up the drums a bit, too. Check it, yo!
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Man, this is fantastic! Great job on this album overall. What drum samples are you using? For one of the songs at least I think they're the same ones I've had for a while, but I just found them on an old geocities site and I'd love to know what they actually are.
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Hot damn, that's one of the most impressive things I've seen in a long time
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Is there a link?
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Ah, you're fine then, nevermind.
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You're also going to want to check if it needs phantom power. Any condenser mic will, as far as I know. What kind of mic is it?
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If no one has claimed it yet, I'd like to give Tallon Overworld 2 a shot (The one that plays later in the game, with the whistle-y synth in the background).
EDIT: This one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BV0OKOa5WiA
EDIT 2: DERP I READ GOOD. I might give Menu Select and Space Pirate battle a shot as one song, since they both are kind of short sources. If a more talented remixer wants to give it a try, go for it.
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The main issue I hear with this that hasn't been addressed yet is the rhythm guitars; the timing sounds fairly erratic in some of the sections, and they sound way too reverby. Give them some more bite and less verb. Other than that and the drums, this sounds nice! Looking forward to hearing an update.
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So I'm looking to buy a drum sampler around $200, and Addictive Drums is looking really nice. Does anybody here use them, and if so, do you have any examples of songs that they're in so I can hear how they sound in a mix? What are your opinions on them? Thanks!
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Sure thing, sounds great
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Alright, I've figured out the gist of what I want to do with the bass. My fingers are jello from rock climbing today, so I'll probably won't actually sit down and record this until sometime tomorrow. Is there a way I could get a midi of the drum track to play along with so everything is in time, or at least the BPM of the real track? Thanks!
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I'd love to play bass for this if you want more people, hahaha. This sounds like it'd be a ton of fun to groove to.
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Very nice, this sounds great! Everything blends together well, good luck with the judges.
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Hey all, and old mix I did just made it through the queue and I got some sound advice on how to improve it, so I set to work. Here's the judges decision topic:
http://ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=25493
I've made a ton of production changes and cleaned it up a lot overall. What else does it need? Here's the old one for comparison: http://tindeck.com/listen/qfiz
And the new mix of it:
Oldish:
3: http://tindeck.com/listen/vywx
2: http://tindeck.com/listen/dyhl
1: http://tindeck.com/listen/vemm
Please listen and leave feedback, thanks!
EDIT: Updated link, made rhythm guitars mesh with the vocals at the end better. Also smoothed out the intro a little bit so it should be easier to listen to.
EDIT 2: Redid the mastering. It shouldn't be clipping / overcompressed anymore.
EDIT 3: Got Addictive Drums, redid the production yet again. Listen!
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Wow, that demo sounds great. Knowing it's sampled makes it a lot more obvious, but it's definitely good enough that I wouldn't have given it a second thought otherwise. That'll really help get some people get realistic guitar in their mixes without being able to actually play. Can't wait to hear the real deal!
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Hm, does the same thing for me. Try right click > save as on the previous page and open it in the standalone adobe reader, that worked for me.
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I just bought a pair of these and I love 'em so far:
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/K240S/
$99 falls right in your budget.
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Ok, cool. I'll try again with a better source and post back later.
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Off the top of my head I'd probably position the mic in front of a monitor, play back a sample of some sort, then switch what the mic is plugged in to and play the sample again without moving anything else. That's the only way I can think of, really.
EDIT: Here's a quick test:
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=507c82cc226f7aef0c814df2efeadc50e04e75f6e8ebb871
Raw is the sound I played, ART is through the preamp and FastTrack is straight into the audio interface. What do you guys think?
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I had it left over from when I used a plain FastTrack and needed phantom power, but it also has a limiter on it so I still use it. I can't hear a difference myself but I can record some comparison samples later for the curious.
(It's a Tube MP Studio, by the way)
'Fight with an Armed Boss' SMRPG sketch
in Post Your Game ReMixes!
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Well, you don't really have anything original yet, it's just a recording of you playing the main riff. Sketch out a whole song, arrange it your way and interpret it differently from the original source and then post what you come up with. I can't really say if it would make a good OCR or not because all you've given us is 11 seconds straight from the original song.