BIT Live 2025 Remix Compo Results
The Back In Time Live 2025 Remix Compo results are in, and the winner is… Find out at the link below!
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BIT Live 2025 Detailed Schedule
The schedule of events for BIT Live 2025 has just been published.
November 21, Friday:
18:00 - SID classics with GRG
19:15 - SLAY Radio
20:00 - Frida
21:00 - Fluke73
22:00 - Jor-el (Syntax Error)
November 22, Saturday:
14:00 - Commodore gaming
16:00 - SID classics with GRG
18:00 - Karstein Djupdal
19:00 - Remix Compo
20:30 - Jeroen Tel
21:30 - FastLoaders
23:00 - Ziona
Site update
Remix64 has instituted a system that flags remixes that were generated with AI. Those remixes will not be eligible for voting at the site (although may still be available for download at remix.kwed.org or AmigaRemix.com). If you are the author of such a remix and would like to challenge that flagging, you can contact us directly via Remix64's Contact page.
BIT Live 2025 Remix Compo Deadline Fast Approaching!
Just a reminder that the deadline for submitting entries to the BIT Live 2025 Remix Compo is THIS SUNDAY, NOV 16 at 23:59 CET!
Email issues with the site
It has come to our attention that folks who have recently tried to register at Remix64 have not been receiving registration confirmation emails. Similarly, password reset emails have gone missing, too. If this happened to you (and you checked your spam folder, too) and you are still unable to login with your member credentials, contact us directly or ping us on Discord.
Mastertronic C64 Remixes
The Mastetronic Collectors Archive just posted a very nice article by Warren Pilkington (Waz) in which he picked 10 great, freely available RKO remixes of tunes that originally appeared in games published by Mastertronic. This is the first of several articles to come on the topic. Head over to their website to read part 1.
Remix News, June 2025
The June edition of the Remix News is finally here, with a generous amount of Makke gooooood
added for your enjoyment! (Yes, I know it's October already. I'm working on catching up!
- LaLa)
Nexus 6581
by Reyn Ouwehand
The first album to really demonstrate how C64 tunes could sound played live, and the first to feature demo music. Reyn Ouwehand is an ex-member of the famed Maniacs of Noise
, a C64 composer himself and a successful record producer. His considerable musical skill is showcased here. It was also demonstrated live in 2003 for Stuck in D'80s, his CD arrangements forming the bedrock of their repertoire. Highlights of this CD include the awe-inspiring C64-Oriental-tune medley Asian Legends
, and his definitive rock cover of Ben Daglish's crowd-pleaser Deflektor
. ** Now includes Nexus 6581-II tracks for download ** ** Now includes FLAC Album download provided by C64Audio Friend Daniel Martinsson **
RastanArranged by Glyn R Brown
dissapears for over a year after gracing us with gordian tombs and firelord to do other things… like have a family.
comes back and then bitch slaps us all with this… just to remind everyone just who the boss really is… and what a reminder.
Beautiful flute begins the remix… slowly fading about with harps and strings to build a real celtic feel… then it really gets all irish on us with the clannad esque vocal work… very inspired and it may have come out of a box but it still sounds very believable… she fades away and…
WOMPTH!!… its like that scene in gladiator where he is being carted into rome to face the gladiator ring in the mighty colloseum… its every epic anchient sword and honour film you've ever seen mixed with a little bit of the club beats of today to keep it all in check… kinda like a knights tale but without that gurning ponce heath ledger to annoy you… this is the perfect film acompanyment music… the perfect lounge music… maybe its even the perfect song?… … no that'd be going to far.
thats not been done yet… and definetly aint been done here either but what you have got… is definetely the BEST remix at rko to date… and i challenge anyone to a horseback duel that contests it.
truly a class remix and true evidence that glyn is a talent going to waste as he languishes away in his neat house… he needs to be signed up… needs to be writing music for films etc… if there is any justice in this world before he dies he will leave a legacy far greater than the one he leaves here… theres a big world out there and glyn and his talent could conquer it… and again i dont think many would be inclined to disagree.
all hail glyn. and his half finished remix's
Review by infamous
Arranged by Puffy64
This is a great hard rock rendition of Druid II. My favorite part is the break (e. g. between 1:18-1:27) that is just spot on. There is a good balance in the arrangement and the mix - I just really like listening to it over and over again.
Welcome back, Puffy64!
Review by LaLa
Arranged by moog (Sebastian Bachliñski)
Review by iksz_cs_twarf
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