Palpable Posted November 9, 2009 Posted November 9, 2009 Remixer Name - Gario Real Name - Greg Nourse Website - None existent (need to fix that problem, someday ) Forum ID - 22898 Game Arranged - Jurassic Park (SNES) Song Arranged - Mountain Music Composer - Jonathan Dunn System - SNES Remix - Hot Steppin' Dinosaurs Comments - Hey, OCR J's! A few months after my last submission I present a sort of 'Trance/Techno' track for you all - to be honest I don't listen to enough electronic music to know my genres well enough (someone suggested just naming it 'Garionica' - maybe that's a new genre? lol). Anyhow, I sat down a few weeks ago and told myself "Screw this, I need to get off my ass and just write some music,", as I was in a bit of a slump. I searched through my library of games and found Jurassic Park. Remembering that it had some great music, I turned it on and found the mountain music and instantly knew it needed an electronic remix of some sort. This is the result of a few weeks of hard work - and it's surely payed off. Enjoy! Oh, and I personally feel people don't use vocal clips nearly enough in the music on this site, so I've included a few that should get people in the mood for Jurassic Park. If you've ever played the game that first sound clip should be ingrained into your brain - and set the mood for the rest of the music. Not everyone likes soundbites, but I love them - since this is my remix, I include them for everyone's listening pleasure . -------------------------------------------------------------- http://snesmusic.org/v2/download.php?spcNow=jp - "Triceratops Trot" Cool source, Greg. I didn't hear a single bit of it in your arrangement. Not even a little bit. I fully admit I may be missing something, maybe some chords, but this just sounded entirely original apart from the vocal clips. I thought the arrangement was cool otherwise, a little thin production-wise. Where's my source? NO
big giant circles Posted November 9, 2009 Posted November 9, 2009 Cool source, Greg. I didn't hear a single bit of it in your arrangement. Not even a little bit. I fully admit I may be missing something, maybe some chords, but this just sounded entirely original apart from the vocal clips. I thought the arrangement was cool otherwise, a little thin production-wise. Where's my source?NO Pretty much, yeah. Don't get me wrong, I could hear subtle references here and there, but you need to make the connection much much more prominent than just a very watered down melodic reference (the lead square mostly) and some chords every so often. And what's with that vocal clip(?) at 3:24? Man, take that crap outta there, lol. Anyway, I did hear the connections, but they just need to dominate the mix and not be like a very very subtle undertone/cameo in a 6 minute mix. Production and groovewise, this mix is sick man, sounds great! REPAIR AND RESUB
OceansAndrew Posted November 10, 2009 Posted November 10, 2009 I gotta agree, it's really tough to find the source in this one- The square wave also is pretty piercing, as is the reverse cymbals- you might want to tone down the higher frequencies on those. There was plenty of cool breakdowns and stuff in here but it was way too liberal of a arrangement. Sorry dude. no
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