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Lufia 2 - Sinistral Salvation (Master Mi Remix)


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So, kay - used the edit function - and here's the final version of my remix.

I've made some changes for this one:

- reduced the master volume a lil bit

- turned up the bass to make the track more powerful (sounded too weak and flat before)

- removed some strange, nasty noises/distortion effects (was scratching a bit too much at some points in the track)

Original SNES Track >>>

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My Remix >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrF12u2YeNk

>>> https://soundcloud.com/master-mi/sinistral-salvation-master-mi-remixmp3

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Welcome to the dumb world of vgmixing!

It sounds like you're clipping, make sure the volume on the master fader is below 0 at all times or it will distort.

It's not really a remix because nothing was changed (nothing I can tell anyway.) You gotta add or change something....

If you really want to get on the site keep workin on it. Work is how to get good

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Yep, that's right.

Except for the lil intro it's more a remastered version than a brand new remix.

But it doesn't mean it has to sound bad 'cause of this (you will see this at my next one, which will sound much cleaner/clearer).

I'm not sure but as I remember I used a lil bit of distortion to make this final battle theme a lil bit more rough (when I created this one I wasn't a member of OCReMix and haven't read the whole submission rules yet - so I didn't really know this).

I'll definitely do the remixes my own way - no matter what the guys from OCReMix will think of it.

But I also want to improve my remixing skills step by step to remix some tracks with a lot more complexity and creativity.

You're right - skill comes with practice.

Thanks for ya honest feedback.

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Just made some changes in my remix.

- reduced the master volume a lil bit

- turned up the bass to make the track more powerful (sounded too weak and flat before)

- removed some strange, nasty noises/distortion effects (was scratching a bit too much at some points in the track)

Original SNES Track >>>

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My Remix >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fqE3UP2Ijc

>>> https://soundcloud.com/master-mi/sinistral-salvation-master

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So... this is basically a recording of the original, sped up, re-EQ'ed, and clipping?

That's... pretty far removed from what is done on OCR. I don't think you'll get a lot of feedback. But for what it's worth, this sounds considerably worse than the original to me. The clipping/distortion sounds terrible, the highs are piercing, and the mids are muffled.

If you want to practice your mastering skills without doing any arranging, I recommend starting [thread=44793]here[/thread] instead.

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No problem - at least I love my remix like crazy.

I always wanted to make a remix of the Battle #3 theme in "Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals" inspired by the G.M.F. or S.S.H. version of this track 'cause they got pretty much the style I like.

So for me, it was just the right work I did and I'm totally satisfied with the result.

Especially if I keep in mind that this one was my very first remix I've ever made and my DAW experience is about 2 or 3 months now.

So, really no problem if ya don't like my remix - there are also some tracks on OCRemix, which sound totally clean, professional and very complex but I don't really like much 'cause of the style or the music genre the remixers used for the track.

Look forward to my next remixes - maybe there will be a remix even you may like.

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