djpretzel Posted October 31, 2003 Posted October 31, 2003 i've recently remixed the Quickman stage from Mega Man 2 and would like it to be evaluated for submission. unfortunately, i uploaded the song before i had a chance to edit the ID tags. so in case this is admitted, then: Title: Mega Man 2 Not Quick Enough OCR ReMix Artist: MC Kiri Year: 2003 Genre: Game Comment: http://remix.overclocked.org
The wingless Posted November 6, 2003 Posted November 6, 2003 after sex, women call me, "Quick man!" because I'm good in the sack! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I don't the instruments are used as effectively as they could have been. There is this pervasive sense of emptiness to the song. It really doesn't let up and for an audiophile like myself... it feels quite hollow. The reverb on some instruments also seems a little too high, making it muddy (which is an odd contrast to the empty nature of the piece) If this piece were developed more fully (rather than longer) I'd give it a yes, but- NO.
Vig Posted November 9, 2003 Posted November 9, 2003 this is very close to the original save the drums, which are sometimes akward, and the intro and concluding interludes. also added is what sounds like a bad-mexican-food-wet-fart sample at :40. not enough different here. NO
Protricity Posted November 11, 2003 Posted November 11, 2003 Piano is very flooded. Lower the release. Wow, theres actual harmony going on here. Lots of original material here. This is a real nice mix!!! Piano flood kills it though. Very annoying to hear those piano chords. Please resubmit with that flaw fixed and you get a YES from me. (Pm me about it) NO
Beatdrop Posted November 12, 2003 Posted November 12, 2003 Well, uh, it doesn't use any drum loops, but it definitely uses a whole ton of default FL samples. It isn't too bad, actually. The arrangement is decent, but yeah, that piano is horrid. The entire thing could do to have some good EQing done to it, too, as the high end sounds a bit lacking, and the lower-mids seem nonexistent. Some pretty interesting percussion work going on in here, though. Strangely, however, it sounds as though most of the sounds are panned to the right some. *blink* Anyway, fix that freakin' piano, EQ the entire thing better, and ditch that crappy moaning sound that's panned to the left and is heard at the beginning and end of the song most easily, and then we'll talk. NO
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