Soundastic

Nice. Iit's funny, because I thought it would make a good gaming soundtrack, then I looked at your original post. I am not familiar with the original at all. Pretty good vocals. From 1:46 to 2:08, I'm not sure I like the percussion, except at the end for a lead in back to the next section. It may be the arrangement. The game was called Usagi Yojimbo, it was made for Commodore 64 actually in the 80's, i've never played it, only listened to the track. It consisted of two saw wave like sounds playing the theme from the beginning of my piece in an od 6/8 like measure, not sure because of the sloppy timing of the hardware rendering it. It sounded like crap for short. The theme is good though, and it makes one raise its respect for the people who achieved much using so little equipment, Neil Brennan in this case.

Well, it seems I found a way...here it goes http://soundastic.tripod.com/ the file is in the middle of the page

Hello, This is my first post here, so, first I wish to say hi to everybody...second, I post a link to a little piece I did, it is a remix of a SNES (old gaming console...you know, the bleeps and beeps kind) game mixed with some original material. I would welcome comments on every aspect of the piece, compositional, orchestration, arrangment, production etc. I am a hobbyist and I did that on a PC running Cubase SX, Stylus RMX, Atmosphere, CS80V, Rapture, Xphraze, througs an Emu 1212m, Behringer monitors, triggered from the sexy CME UF 7 . Let the criticism start! http:// [EDIT: It seems they didn't allow hotlinking...and they deleted it :/...well, i'll need to find another way....]