Sonic Advance 3 'Ending Remastered"ish"'

[M.A.N]

first, sorry about the abrupt ending. this is the ending theme of sonic advance 3. not really a remix, but a somewhat remastered version (synthy). hope you like it. enjoy and give feedback. thanks.

http://www.4shared.com/file/59111522/18f195f7/sonic_advance_3_ending.html?dirPwdVerified=bae2245e

[DJ Max-E]

first, sorry about the abrupt ending. this is the ending theme of sonic advance 3. not really a remix, but a somewhat remastered version (synthy). hope you like it. enjoy and give feedback. thanks.

http://www.4shared.com/file/59111522/18f195f7/sonic_advance_3_ending.html?dirPwdVerified=bae2245e

Well I got something 4 u. I made this a few months ago.

Sonic Advance 3 Ending remix.

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8n-xCdwnMc

I like your remastered version of the song. Keep up the good work.

[M.A.N]

Well I got something 4 u. I made this a few months ago.

Sonic Advance 3 Ending remix.

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8n-xCdwnMc

I like your remastered version of the song. Keep up the good work.

thanks. i luv this remix. this and the original actually inspired me to do one. i'm a fan of your work. a while ago i commented on this. i'm anthonyjuan1990.

[Rozovian]

Rewrite the drums, or at least use other samples. Bass drum is too deep for a faint little clap, especially without an even beat.

Synths could use some sharpening... Actually, the whole thing coulod use some sharpening. It's quiet, and lacking in the mid range. The bass could have more bass frequencies and less mids and highs, and you should have a shaker or hihat providing additional rhythmic support and hi-range frequencies.

As a sound redo, it's actually a bit lacking. Since all you had to do was tweak instruments, you could have done more, the drum fixes being one such thing. Would still count as a midi rip, so it would probably still count as a sound upgrade. Another thing would be to work on the actual mastering end of it, applying a multiband compressor on the master to boost levels and give it a good clean sound instead of this soft-volume stuff.

Well, practice makes pancakes - the more, the better. Keep making 'em, both you and they get better.