djpretzel Posted February 25, 2003 Posted February 25, 2003 Hi DJP! My name is Curt Castro. I've been a OC fan for a few years now, and I've finally decided to try and contribute to all the great work up there. I've remixed my roomate's and my favorite Chrono Cross song: the map theme of Another World. It's entitled "Sailing Chrono Style." You can access the mp3 at It's on the main page there. The site is bare except for the mp3. My remix name is Count Curt should you find the song to your liking. Don't worry about posting up my email or web page. Thanks for all your hard work and consideration. We appreciate all you do! Let me know what you think. Take care and God bless! Curt
Malcos Posted February 25, 2003 Posted February 25, 2003 Does anyone remember when we got that REALLY LOUD guitar mix? Well this one is really really quiet. Ok lets turn this up. Waaaaaaaay up... Ok, nice sounds, high hat panned to the far left. Sounds like it played in live, it's got that live timing like it wasn't quantised too much. The pads are soothing, and..... Oh. The song got cut off at 1.36. Oh I see. That's because this is downloaded from Geocities. Full review pending. EDIT: Turn your speakers BACK DOWN
DarkCecil13 Posted February 26, 2003 Posted February 26, 2003 Learn how to master. Run the final waveform thru a limiter, a compressor, a normalizer, A ANYTHING TO RAISE THE VOLUME EFFECTIVELY! Other than that, the mix itself is quite soothing. It's good bedtime music. I dig the pads. This mix is a definite YES if problem number one were to be resolved. NO
Disco Dan Posted February 26, 2003 Posted February 26, 2003 This mix bored me. The mastering wasn't so bad as the fact that it seemed to drone on forever. Bah, maybe I'm in a bad mood. This mix gets a no for poor mastering. There. NO D
m68030 Posted February 26, 2003 Posted February 26, 2003 I can't hear the music. much mastering needs to be done. NO
orkybash Posted February 27, 2003 Posted February 27, 2003 This mix sounds awesome, but as others have noted, it's too quite. You can change the volume of a file with any sound editor out there, including windows sound recorder. Please do so. NO, though I would very highly encourage a resubmit!
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