Just wanted to ask you guys for feedback on the 'sound' of this tune. I dropped a post about the "thin-ness" ( is that a real word :nonono: ) of my Lightforce mix and was hoping to get some feedback on the progress of this one. Any advice would be extremely helpful.. I think I understand ...

Analog-X64 wrote:Excellent remix, I like how it sounds, and the atmosphere created.

I did some logos in the artwork forum and did a recreate of it for Trace.

Thanks for the compliment Analog.. and your logos are cool!

Thanks for your comment Commie

One thing you should fix: Sometimes the words aren`t long enough shown - if english isn`t your native language (like me) you can`t read THAT fast. So i missed the end of some sentences and had to "rewind". Thanks Sarah - Great feedback. :D The video is only to give people the idea of what...

Ok, I have this idea for a c64 / arcade / Amiga music project... (idea for a CD) Sort of a continuous sound-scape which flows from one track to the next... In short, Historical Music Journey with remixes of my favourite stuff, C64 lives - C64 dies - Amiga lives - Amiga dies - both will live forever ...

Jan Lund Thomsen wrote:Just in case you're wondering, I took the liberty of editing the link in your post to one that will both give people the option to preview, rate, and download the (awesome) track.

Thanks Jan, I appreciate it!!

Ah Ha! At last - It's uploaded!

http://remix.kwed.org/?search_id=4735

Feel free to Comment, Review, Rate it - All Feedback Welcome

So again before I say anything... I'm like a total noob, when it comes to making music, I dont master any of my recordings, other than play with the volume level, treble and bass. I know I should be playing with Frequencies and make sure the instruments sit in their own space, but I haven't progres...

OK - when I started this thread, I was on Windows Phone so it would have been painful to do a full submission... First things first - Commie, matey! Do please try to pay attention.. Analog-X64 wrote: There is one particular tune that I want to take a stab at remixing and in my head I can hear this e...

OK the new thread is up! I called it 'How do YOU make your music?' and it's in W.I.P. - Remix Suggestions & Musician's Talk

I'll make a proper submission to it later when I have a bit more time

New Thread is here - viewtopic.php?f=1&t=8067

This is the place to talk about your hardware and software setup. Ideally, we'll end up with more than just a 'kit list'. The how and the why will be useful for less-experienced remixers, hopefully!

There is one particular tune that I want to take a stab at remixing and in my head I can hear this epic sounding thing that can become of it. Problem is, manipulating the hardware/software to make it sound like what I'm hearing in my head. That is the thing though, isn't it? Taking what you hear in...

I have to agree with Razmo on this. Back then, the waveforms were defined in 6502 assembly language and then loaded at run-time, (i.e in the tune) vFRTLSS....DFW +10,-10,+10,0:DFL 3,6,3,0,10,%00000101 ...............DFL 50,50,0,%00000101:DFW +40,-40,$0400 ...............DFL %01000001,$09,$CD,05,100 ...

I think that having the ability to revisit the '3-voice' tunes from the mid 80's and remix, redo, re-arrange them is all good! On one level, It's like being able to add colour and texture to a black & white sketch. Whether you were a composer or a listener back then, (or now) doesn't matter eith...

I'm about half way through this little beauty right now....



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