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I am not sure what genre this would be to be completely honest but screw it. One of my least favorite Sonic levels of all time...Carnival *******Night Zone. The music is cool but that STUPID BARREL I SWEAR TO GOD..... sorry. Just remember ...UP and DOWN....UP and Down.

So here's the track I've made a few years ago. May be it will be interesting for ya! Please feedback! http://tindeck.com/listen/fxxre

The Minish Cap is my favorite game in the Zelda franchise, and I've putting off my favorite song from the game (Minish Village) for quite a while. I finally said, "You know what, I'm gonna do it." So I got around to starting this project. Don't think I'm quite done yet, but I've got the bulk of it done. Most recent version of mix:

Hello all, I am looking for some feedback on a work in progress remix/cover of "Alone in the Town" from Silent Hill 2. If you are willing, feel free to check it out. Let me know what you think.

I feel as though I've completed this, but I have not had any official feedback, so I'm gonna leave this on ready for review right now. I've been working on this for a while and I finally got around to "finishing" it per say. I really like how it turned out because I haven't done anything this extensive before. I think it turned out pretty good, of course it probably has its flaws. I'm no master at production, so I might not be able to point those flaws out, but maybe somebody better at this can. Overall this was just real fun to make either way. The remix comprises of the Title Theme, Hyrule Field, and Zelda's Lullaby from Ocarina of Time. At the end, I threw in a little bit of the Astral Observatory from Majora's Mask underneath Zelda's Lullaby, because why not? This is the most recent version:

I totally went there. I'm pretty sure I'm not the first to do it, but here's what I have so far: http://www.newgrounds.com/projects/audio/1051296/preview All criticisms are welcome. Just don't be a dick about it :v EDIT: SoundCloud's compression really killed the clarity (especially the high end) in this mix. Uploaded to Newgrounds instead.

This is what I have so far: http://www.newgrounds.com/projects/audio/1034740/preview Constructive criticisms welcome. Edit for evaluation: Source (original VGM): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3jl0fTTvHk Current version of remix: http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/712132 The only difference between this and planned submission is the addition of rapping. If it's submittable now, it's submittable as a full rap song.

Recently I was totally in the mood to make some remixing stuff for the good ol' beat ' em up series Battle Arena Toshinden for the very first Playstation generation - one of the few fighting games which haven't had just good gameplay, cool characters, great special effects and a pretty interesting background story - no, the Toshinden series have also had really awesome BGM tunes which are really made for fighting. So, I decided to make a little remix for Sho's Theme from Battle Arena Toshinden 2. Here it goes... Original game track: >>> ---------------------------------------- Newest version of my remix: 1.2 >>> >>> https://clyp.it/3dj3to2t All the other informations are in the description of the uploaded content of the Youtube version. Enjoy & give me some feedback.

This is a little rock remix of the opening theme from the Pokémon anime series. It's my first remix of an anime soundtrack after making a few remixes for several videogames. I'm not the typical die-hard fan of Pokémon - but I loved the anime when I was a child. Pretty fluffy and hearty stuff with a nice touch of adventure. Some time ago I've listened to the opening theme of the anime once again which has a really decent melody I still like - and I thought that this could be a nice track for improving my virtual guitar skills. So, I put some effort into the articulation of every single guitar note. Sometimes I tought for hours about where the different articulations or playing techniques (like long played notes, hammer-ons, tappings, slides or some FX guitar sounds) might fit best within a short guitar sequence. But I got into it after some time and I think this helped me improving my music production skills a little bit - especially for creating much more realistic guitar sounds. Thanks to my really awesome virtual guitar amplifier Vandal I could give the guitar sound its totally unique style and make a decent final touch with a little bit hall reverb and a little bit more pinging stereo delay - really good combination for reverberant but also strong, assertive guitar sounds. I've also enjoyed working a bit more with velocity dynamics to bring some more life and vibrance into the track - but it's still pretty tough for me to find the right balance between the velocities of the different tracks within a song. Already a velocity value change of just 10 out of 127 can make a perceivable difference between hearing single notes in the whole mix and not noticing or at least not feeling them anymore. But I will work on this in the future. Just as usual I've mastered this remix at EBU R 128 loudness standards and used absolutely no compressors or limiters for keeping the full, natural sounding dynamic range and best possible hi-fi sound quality. So, check this stuff... Original Intro Theme: >>> ---------------------------------------- Newest version of my remix: 1.0 >>> >>> https://clyp.it/ymrif5kn

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First new remix in a while, not even sure what to say about genre. Please crit and stuffs.

Criticism is much obliged! (links removed) Source: Source 2: This was originally just a fun little project in FL Studio until I thought of the name "Chill Out, Doc", at which point it became one of those "do it because you thought of a name" things. Not to say I don't have passion for the song, I love it to death. I'm hoping to get better response here, because Facebook has given me such criticisms as: "nice drop" "pretty neato" "whoaaaA"

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Hi, my name is (48MX) and every now and then I post a (videogame) remix. I wanted to promote my "Sky Jungle" (Donkey Kong Country / Land 2) remix and wondered what you guys thought of it. Here is the link: All copyrighted music and their respective owners include the original composer(s) for Donkey Kong Country, RARE Ltd. and Nintendo. I do not own the image used in this video, credit(s) for the image go to 'stickerbushymp'.

A jazzy, somewhat-ambient remix of Bubble Man, with some ocean noises in the background. I feel happy with the arrangement, except in ONE area: I need something for the keys to do other than the constant eighth notes. Anyone have suggestions? Also, please comment on the leveling, good or bad, and say which instrument you feel should be more prominent. Also, if anyone has a good choir soundfont, please PM me, because I'm not sure how much I like this one. (link removed) Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bsz0UIRs-J4 ALSO: Might replace the choir with violin if anyone would want to help.

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