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Hey hey, so i just joined the forums, and i had submitted this song to be judged, one of my remixes of Chrono Cross - Another World, anyway, after doing some research it looks like i may have prematurely submitted it >< I still like it of course, but I would love to hear some of the communities opinions on it. Here is a link to the original by Yasunori Mitsuda, And here is the link to my remix of it, http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/18551482/file.html There is the link to the song, i was looking for a more techno up tempo version of the song while still keeping the relaxing feeling. I would also not listen to it directly from the hosting site, their player drastically reduces the quality. Rather just download it and it will be all good. Thanks in advance for any of your suggestions or tips

.mp3 .wav short, sweet, and to the point.

http://www.tindeck.com/users/bloodeyezack this is my first attempt at making anything. its the first thing I have done. (I really procrastinate) there is a LOT of mistakes but yeah its my first try and I have only been working on for the passed few days. the audio is messed up in some places. its not close to being complete (I need to do a lot of editing). well anyways pretty much its a remix of the "Road to Bowser" here's a link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gTBuDK06Z4 I need to work on 1:00 up but so far I think I'm doing ok. please give me you honest opinion. am I on the right track?

I've been working on this for a while. I did submit this once, but it got the form rejection. To be honest, I've learned so much more since I subbed it that I'm kind of glad it got rejected. I took the criticism that was offered in the form seriously and this is what I've done so far: WIP2 The sources are: The Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time Temple of Time Enter Gannondorf I really would like to get some feedback so I can polish it up and get it submitted.

Alright, here's the deal. I'm new here. I can play songs on the piano. I play them well. However, I don't have a microphone that's worth its weight in pennies. Therefore, I give you this: It's a big-time WIP. Quality is, as of this moment, crap. My question is this: Is this song of decent enough composition to warrant me actually going out and getting a real microphone (instead of, say, suspending a Rock Band mic from a lampshade, or using the microphone inherent in my crappy laptop)? Oh and yeah, there are a few mistakes in the playing, sorry about that. At the time of upload, I was too busy to fix it. It's no excuse, but think of this as a beta. With bugs. And very fuzzy sound. I look forward to comments and criticisms, thank you! (Nota Bene: the song is from Cavestory, and has the same title as the name of this thread)

Hey all, another noob here (actually an old-timer but I haven't been around lately). Thought I'd share a little mix I've been working on lately. Basically, a dance/techno mash-up of various themes from Zelda MM and OoT. I won't get into too much detail because it's still very much a WIP, but some general feedback and criticism would be very helpful. Thanks! Click here to listen to majora_3.mp3

An album that I've been working about for a year, and it's finally coming together. I've only got two songs left to do, along with a few little additions to the other songs, but I'm really liking how it's turned out. Let me know how it sounds to you guys. www.drop.io/MPdemos Also, if you're interested, here's the latest song I've done: artembank.bandcamp.com

Hello, Never had published an original song in this community, but there's always a first time! I've been hearing a lot spacedance thanks to a friend remixer. Koto, Laserdance, Droids, amazing music! now every time I try to make music, almost always ends up in this style. This song is not finished and just a few hours invested in it, but I liked many of the ideas and will probably continue to develop them. What do you think? http://www.mediafire.com/file/yjmkkdhimnd/Showroom_Dummy-Pluton_Orbit.mp3 (Used google translate, sorry!)

Okay, I'm new here... This is a song I made as a remix of Sonic the Hedgehog 2's boss theme. It is a bit slower, and it has added parts to it (such as an extra guitar part). The ending isn't as good as I wanted it to be, but I'll continue to work on it. This is in the alpha stage for now, so other things will eventually be done to make it better. http://rapidshare.com/files/383233289/Robotnik_Surprise__alpha_.mp3 Please tell me what you think!

Hey there, it's your friendly neighborhood marshmallow man saying hello from the east coast. I recently became interested in making my own music, for finding band members as eclectic as me is near impossible. So, I present to you, my first, very rough, remix of a song from Blaster Master for the NES. It's the intro song. It's almost a metal song... I don't really know what to call it. Feel free to criticize, it's very shoddy and I know I could do more with it. I just wanted to see what it would sound like. http://rapidshare.com/files/383205306/Roughmix.mp3.html

So, this piece came out of unusual circumstances. I am a music major and I'm in Orchestration class this semester. For our final project, we had to arrange a 2 to 3 minute piece. As a reward for the amount of work it takes to arrange and format all the parts, we are having our pieces read by the school orchestra (Which I'm pretty excited about). The piece I chose is honestly one of my favorite musical works I've ever heard, the track "To Zanarkand" from Final Fantasy X. I chose to arrange it for wind and strings. I plan on recording the reading tomorrow afternoon, but for now all I have is the Finale export. It's a little robotic, but it gets the idea across. I've never scored for this sort of ensemble before... it has been a real challenge. Let me know what you think! If the recording turns out well I may submit it. http://www.hrook.net/mp3/ToZanarkandFinal.mp3

This is something I messed around with for a few hours, but it ended up sounding pretty good imo. I usually produce Progessive House, but for this, I decided to try a Rap/Hip Hop beat, although it ended up sounding more breakbeat. I think I have everything down pretty good except the leads which I'm never good at. Give it a listen and tell me what you think. http://emora.cjb.net/music/symphonicdub.mp3

Ok, Sorry if you aren't suppose to reupload a remix after you alter it, but if it's against the rules ii guess i'll find out. Anyway, I changed this a bit from my original mix. People complained I didn't put enough originality into it, So I added a few phrases of my own in there. However, I really don't wawnt to get tooooo far from the original because I find that alot of songs on OCremix get so far from the source that it's hard to recognize. In addition to original phrases, I've changed rhythms of the basslines, added a bit of stacking. People also said that the guitar and synth sounded too mechanical and needed more velocity, so every note in the melodic voices have had velocity added. No one but me seemed to like the "go link" section, so I removed it. I did keep links various yells in, however, I reorganized them in the beat so they felt more natural. I think that's all i changed this time around. Comments, constructive criticism, ideas, and feedback are welcome, encouraged, and often reciprocated Let me know what you think.

Hi everyone, here's my first VG mix (still as-yet untitled and in need of much finalising)... LATEST VERSION: http://cbnow.co.uk/theradicalsifu/DK64_Remix_WIP_2.mp3 (4.79MB) OLD VERSION: http://cbnow.co.uk/theradicalsifu/DK64_Remix_WIP.mp3 (4.81MB) The levels and mixing are still very much preliminary, and it's possible that the bass/kick might be mixed wrong on some sound systems, I haven't finalised all that yet... also the mix does contain one or two samples and instruments from the original track PLEASE critique, be honest, brutally if necessary... Thank you!!

Very much in the begining stages, but still after advice and anything else you wish to share with me, the completed track will be around 3 to 4 minutes long. Just wanted to share what I have, and see if the feel of the song is working so far. If you want, I am always looking for someone to collab with as well, so if you want to help out in a more personal way PM me your MSN or Skype. Again, ANYTHING you think might make this better please tell me, and yes I know I'm staying true to the original melody, But I will tweak it somewhat in the end. I don't want to change it too much, there's a reason I chose this song, and it's because I love the original so much Please look above to find the latest version of this WIP

this isn't really a song i am working on, just a test of my keyboard skills. i've never played until now so it may not be that good so please tell me how i can improve. thanx http://www.tindeck.com/listen/qjoy

Here is another work-in-progress out of the 7 unfinished projects. This one is Ice Cap Zone from Sonic 3 (it doesn't have a "nickname" yet.) The only thing missing is the main melody, but I will record that as a guitar riff (I can't do it until I get the recording device I need.) Otherwise, I have all the synth stuff down.

sup, here's a more groove-oriented interpretation of megaman zero 4's beautiful title song (and in my opinion luna umegaki's best work). the arrangement is mostly on the finished side, but i cut off the second half for this wip since it isn't fully fleshed out yet and i could use production pointers. the real ending isn't a fadeout edit 12/10: original:

I noticed no one has done this song yet, which confuses me since it's such a catchy tune So i started throwing this together. Let me know what you think, it's a work in progress, and all constructive criticism is encouraged, welcomed, and appreciated. Also, I return the favor

Okay, so I originally started this a few months back when I was in a Yoshi's Island arranging frenzy and I had the idea of taking the structure of Franz Liszt's Consolation №1 in E major and mixing it with the Yoshi's Island intro, which came out pretty nicely but the piece ended up being ridiculously short. Jump to today when I find this piece again and I decide to expand it, the result being what you're about to hear. This is sort of rough because I haven't had the chance to humanize it or master it or anything so at the time of this writing some of it is going to sound like a robot slamming keys. But I think it's listenable enough to post. In regards to the composition, I'm more or less finished depending on whether I feel like trimming the opening—I just don't know yet. But for now, you can hear what I have here. Give me feedback or ask questions, if you'd like. And yes, that's 7/8.

for some reason it didn't work right before. http://tindeck.com/listen/ggfk this is the original song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IERPCQf2B0&feature=player_embedded Please tell me what to improve

This is my first remix so it sucks but please help me make it better. here is the original song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IERPCQf2B0&feature=player_embedded this is my song <a href="http://tindeck.com/listen/ggfk">Click here to listen to <b>Double Trouble.mp3</b></a> please help

Okay, I know Daft Punk used a talk box most of the time with Korg hardware, but still, u can't go wrong with a Vocoder! I wanted to make something really epic and awesome sounding... But I just gave up, and have another half-finished song/brainfart here....http://profile.ultimate-guitar.com/WiKiD/music/all/play828269

Hey guys, I'm Chris Geehan. I previously had an account on here under the title 'Akourah' but I am rather silly and cannot seem to find the details to get into that account. That said, this title seems more accurate to my presentation. I'm one half of HyperDuck Music Studios. We wrote most of the music for the Iji OST back in 2008. We're just a small new team of two, who are writing music for game soundtrack whenever the opportunity presents itself. We love it, we really do, and we were asked about doing a remix or medley for an iji level in a super smash brawl-esque game lately called "Indie Brawl" so, in the midst of University exams (we're in our final 3 weeks of exams, then we graduate! Yay!) we spat out a mix (not complete) of an Iji medley we've been doing now and then. If you played Iji, you might like it, hopefully you will! If not, check it out anyway. The mix is not great at the moment, I will aim to improve it in the summer after the exams are over, but I thought I would show it anyway and see if any Iji music fans who enjoyed the original can share their support & constructive feedback if necessary! http://www.hyperduck.co.uk/?p=87 That's the news article. http://www.hyperduck.co.uk/HyperDuck_Music_Studios_-_Iji_Medley_(Indie_Brawl_OST).mp3 That's the direct link. Anyways, I will go re-introduce myself on the boards (if I even did it before, quite rude of me to barge in without properly joining the community) and shall see you around more often come June 2009, (exam death date, yay!) Chris Geehan. EDIT: Before people begin bashing the mixing quality of it. I know it's not good at all at the moment, I think I just wanted to share it with whoever was up for listening at this point, I will properly mix and master the sound of this track after Uni has died! Promise!

Hay, this has been laying on the shelf for over a year or so, and i'm thinking about recording all from scratch again someday. Just need to get new gear and some better skills (or skills at all ) at mastering, and maybe changing some parts. But i thought i'd share it with you, since it's gonna take a while anyway. Any thoughts on what works and what doesn't and tips on what I should think about on EQ:ing is allways helpful and welcome. I love the original and it's been fun learning this. I tried adding some of my own stuff and some references to other tunes as well. Hope thou like. http://www.mediafire.com/?qoajvvmydit