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OCR02398 - *YES* Diddy Kong Racing 'Samba Primata'


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Remixer name: Guifrog

Real Name: Guilherme Arcoverde

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GAME ARRANGED: Diddy Kong Racing

SOURCE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWaqOPxJzbU

REMIX NAME: Samba Primata

BREAKDOWN:

0:00-0:20 - Percussion intro.

0:21-0:32 - Source's 0:13-0:19.

0:33-1:00 - Source's 0:20-0:32.

1:01-1:20 - Source's 0:46-1:00.

1:26-1:38 - Source's 0:00-0:12 (or 0:33-0:46).

1:39-2:03 - Source's 0:20-0:32.

2:04-2:24 - Source's 0:46-1:00.

2:25-2:51 - Percussion break! *_*

2:52-3:03 - Original writing, transition to formerly unused part of the source.

3:04-3:16 - Source's 1:00-1:12.

3:17-end. - Source's 0:13-0:19.

E aí galera, como vai? \@/

This one has no big of a story inside. It's just about fun, carnaval and Brazil. :D

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Some of the sequencing is a touch mechanical, but overall I was really feeling the energy of this, and the percussion intro and breakdown were super exciting. :D The segues were pretty tasteful.

As for the samples/sequencing, though the sequencing could definitely feel more natural, and some of the woodwind instruments felt a little thin, and the guitar fakey, the rest were solid, and overall the soundscape gelled. I think a little more subtle panning throughout would feel good, and more care put into the sequencing, but I think that overall this just squeaks by.

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Good to see some Diddy love.

This is almost what you'd expect from a modern dkr racing if they made one. Same silly feel but with better production. I feel there's enough to differentiate the two but the style mash can be a little jarring. You're not sure if it's meant to be carnival or like a salsa, then you have orchestral elements and a trance lead.

It's a bit all over the place stylistically but it sounds okay and kept me interested enough throughout. It's over the bar but not by a lot, so keep goin and step it up.

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gonna agree with the general minor concerns with sounds and sequencing, but overall this was pretty well constructed. the percussion was particularly nice. that trance/saw lead (at :47) you use in all your mixes always sounds out of place imo, but I can't say I've ever been a fan of that particular waveform.

anyway, nice job with this. you seem to have good luck with DKR. :P

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