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Sonic the Hedgehog was the last movie I saw in theaters before the pandemic, so I've been on a whole SEGA nostalgia kick with my remixes. Flying Battery Zone is one of those compositions that ably demonstrates what the Sega Genesis sound chip can accomplish in the hands of a master composer, so I welcomed the opportunity to put my own spin (no pun intended) on the piece. The bass line is bananas! I don't feel that I got the violins right, but after five hours of arranging this track, I had to draw a line and upload it, otherwise I'd never be done, and no one would get to hear the music lol. I hope you all enjoy it! Song Title: "Eggman's Flying Fortress" (Flying Battery Zone Remix) Originally Composed By: Tatsuyuki Maeda, Tomonori Sawada, Sachio Ogawa, Masayuki Nagao, and Masanori Hikichi Arranged and Performed By: The Native Dialect BPM: 153 Style: Rock Hardware: iMac, Ibanez Talmon Software: GarageBand, Zebra2, Audacity Eggman's Flying Fortress: Source: -
I've released two tracks recently and I thought I'd share them. This one is sort of a "what if" as in what if Legacy of the Wizard was released on the Turbografx CD. It has a few Ryo Yonemitsu sounding elements. This is a really old WIP mix from 2010 that I recently revisited and gave a new synth coat. It's a bit more synth-ambient than what I usually do.
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In celebration of the forthcoming release of Final Fantasy VII Remake, I have created a remix of the FFVII Victory Fanfare. My remix is defined by the use of distorted guitar to change the texture of the soundscape. I wanted my version of the fanfare to have a gritty tone, symbolic of the gritty nature of actual combat. Victory never comes easily, so even if you emerge as the winner of a battle, there is a lingering tenseness. It is my hope that my take on the victory fanfare will musically reflect that sensation. I may submit this work to the judges, even though it does not meet the two minute rule. Given the short, looped nature of the original composition, perhaps the judges will make an exception? Remix Title: "The Edge of Battle" (Victory Fanfare Remix) Originally Composed By: Nobuo Uematsu Arranged and Performed By: The Native Dialect BPM: 141.4 Style: Trap/Rock Hardware: iMac, Ibanez Talmon Software: GarageBand, Zebra2, Audacity The Edge of Battle: Source:
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Hey all, I recently completed this rather different take on the popular K.K Cruisin' track from the Animal Crossing series. I decided to model my rendition after the lesser known instrumental "aircheck" version, which has more of a instrumental hip-hope vibe to it. I thought it would be interesting to combine elements of both versions and I think it turned out pretty interesting. The aircheck version has a moodier opening that I thought would be a nice change of pace to include, rather than the more well-known opening of the original. I also incorporated elements that are not present in the "aircheck" version, which mainly includes the amazing chorus section. The main goal was to really put my own spin on the piece, so I recorded some improvised solos and added in a synth lead solo at the end that I hope you all enjoy. This was personally a big project for me, so I hope some of you will get a kick out of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfXpwP1_28s -
Hey all, So in light of the recent Sonic Movie, and also considering it’s been a while since I’ve created a Sonic track, I’ve just released a brand new track based again on Sonic 3 and Knuckles, but this time, heavily based on Angel Island Zone Act 2, modeled from the perspective of an Angel Island Resident. It’s slightly dark, but still a very fun listen. YouTube aside, the song is also available now on Spotify YouTube Music Amazon Music and more, along with instrumental and alternate mix available through BandCamp. ENJOY! -
https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/917723 I used RYM2612, RYMCast and Plogue's chipsounds in Mixcraft 8 Pro Studio. -
This is not something I plan on submitting or anything, but it does qualify for this forum section, being a game remix. Newgrounds Listen Page I have no issue with someone taking this concept and running it through with real guitar work. But please let me know if you do!
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Hi Everybody! This is an arrangement for full Orchestra of the Ending music from Super Mario Bros and Super Mario Bros 2 (original; Lost Levels in the west), entitled "The Mushroom Kingdom National Anthem". I always felt this music had a solemn and regal air to it, and would be a fantastic candidate for the National Anthem if the Mushroom Kingdom ever had one! Hope you agree Disclaimer: Original music is by Koji Kondo, video content is in-game footage and all artwork property of their original creators. -
How bout them metroid games, yeah? I don't have my guitars right now, so I guess i'll distort some synthesizers for the time being. This was fun to make, hope you enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moa5hVR41wM Feedback welcome as always.
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A simple renaissance style remake of the Castle Town/Hyrule Market theme from The Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time. Based on the lutes and recorders, but I added a little liberty with some background strings and modern woodwinds. When I hear this melody, I picture the town and it's fountain; adventure and exploration. If my remake makes you want to run up next to the market musicians and start dancing I've done my job. Koji Kondo made a seriously catchy tune with this one. Hope my version captured some of that magic. -
The first remix I ever did was an Ice Cap Zone Remix from a few years ago. It wasn’t very good, haha. Hopefully I’ve improved, so here is a new one I recently did. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GL6EeJ1QhYA Feedback welcome as always. -
hey, after my kraid's lair remix I thought about another metroid remix with themes: secret area & ridley's lair enjoy -
A simple remake of one of the most beautiful themes in gaming. Pretty true to the original with a few gentle touches. I used 'Enter Zelda' as the intro and 'Ocarina of Time' as the outro, since I plan on making the credits theme soon. Hope you enjoy it!
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Here's a piece I've been looking to do an orchestral remix of for a while. Please enjoy! Feel free to give any feedback. -
Hello lovely people! This is my first remix/cover/tribute/mashup/thing that I'm posting on the forums. It's a classic rock remix of "Terra's Theme" from Final Fantasy 6, done in the style of "Time" by Pink Floyd. If you like it, you can download the track for free from my Soundcloud. Cheers! -
This piece is a orchestrated montage of some of my favorite Dragon Quest music. I did not have any midi file for this nor did I have sheet music. It falls somewhere between inspiration and remix. Closer to inspiration. Was done on Cubase with Virtual Instruments. -
Dee Jay is my favorite character from the street fighter series, and i have always loved his theme song. I was going for a more latin, Carlos Santana kind of version of his song. Would like some input on my version of it. -
I'm putting this here because I don't think it really belongs in Poast Your Original Music. Not long ago, I purchased RYM2612 (developed by Inphonik), and I had a lot of fun with it. This is one of the things I did with it. https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/900571 For the PSG (square waves), I used Plogue's chipsounds plugin. It is the best you're ever going to find if you want sick pitch bending capability. The toms, kick and snare drums are from TMKD, crushed with RYM2612. The crash cymbal is from Trisamples 808 Trapstep Sample Pack Vol. 2. Any other "percussion" you hear is the PSG noise channel. And yes, it has the ladder effect going on, if you couldn't tell.
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Hi Everybody! This is an arrangement for String Quartet of the Wii Shop Theme from the Nintendo Wii. I had the idea of arranging this piece for this medium after hearing the amazing Triforce Quartet perform their own version. After feeling that the melody and sound palate would be very suitable for that type of musical medium. The intimate nature of the Shopping music was much more suitable, I felt, for a smaller group than a larger one, and I was not disappointed one bit with the resulting piece! Disclaimer: Original music is by Kazumi Totaka, Images are original artwork and in-game screenshots.
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Hey all! On 2018 I published an album called The March of the Machines. It's a robot themed concept album consisting of 10 NES & SNES title songs. On 2021 I will be releasing new Sinfinian stuff and I would appreciate any constructive feedback / criticism on the previous release. Thank you and happy holidays! -M / Sinfinian Here's the links for the album: Track listings: 01. The Trail Of Tears (Castlevania II: Simon's Quest - Bloody Tears) 02. The Essence Of Alloy (Mega Man II - Metal Man) 03. Awake In The Dark (Zelda: A Link To The Past - Dark World) 04. Technological Knock-Out!! (Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! - Fight) 05. Lunar Path (Ducktales - The Moon) 06. Alchemy In A Tin Can (Final Fantasy VI - Devil's Lab) 07. Dragon Morph (Double Dragon - Mission 1) 08. The Remains Of The Last Droid (Super Metroid - Theme) 09. Unite The Robothood (Secret Of Mana - Leave Time For Love) 10. The March Of The Machines (Mega Man II - Dr. Wily Stage 1/2) -
Hi! Done from scratch in Famitracker (2A03). 4 channels.
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Hey guys! So this is my first time posting on OCRemix, a friend of mine suggested I check out your robust and diverse community and share my track here as well. I just uploaded the final track on Soundcloud to be released next week, so I'll be sharing the private link here for all you lovely people to check out You can check it out here! -
Source: ^from this to THIS(Tchaikovsky level of majestic is what I was going for):
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https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/897845 I used a volume envelope on the PSG. It's not a Game Boy >:(
