Score: 8

"Not bad."

submission: Spike Rosered

date: December 10, 2009

A nice rendition. However, the melody seems a little mellowed out. I'd bring the volume up just a little bit. Not too much, though.

Nice job at recreating this theme from Mega Man X5.

Score: 10

"Great!"

submission: Blippblipp (modern 8bit)

date: October 29, 2009

Finally, a mix that relies almost entirely on authentic 8-bit sounds and expands them to the next level. Great work!

Score: 10

"You attempted..."

submission: Bach Little Fugue in G Minor

date: October 20, 2009

And you definitely succeded at making an awesome cover of this masterpiece.

Score: 10

"Brings back good memories."

submission: Golden Sun- Elemental Stars

date: October 13, 2009

This orchestration is absolutely beautiful. At first I thought it was going to be simply the basic chimes, flute, and choir sounds. But I was first stunned by the drums, then I was completely blown away at 0:45 seconds with the full orchestration.

Although it has a more grand vibe, it still maintains the soothing, mysterious atmosphere that the original conveyed.

10/10
5/5
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Score: 9

"Not bad."

submission: Megaman Zero 4 Home Base

date: August 6, 2009

This is actually a rather nice rendition of that theme. It keeps that relaxing feel of the original while staying unique.

You did have one mistake though at about 1:00 and on the corresponding part on the second loop. The note sounds off just a little bit. You sound like you're one note too high on that part.

The melody sounded a little weak at times, but overall nice job.

Score: 9

"It's good, but. . ."

submission: 8-Bit Blaze

date: July 6, 2009

I like this tune. It's just that the echo is a little too emphasized, and there are too many sounds for it to sound "authentically" 8-bit. There's generally a 4 channel rule to 8-bit music. 2 square channels, 1 triangle, and 1 noise channel.

If you want to try authentic sounding 8-bit pieces, then I suggest a program called FamiTracker, which gives you these channels to compose with.

HOWEVER, if you don't care about that, then keep up what you're doing. The tune itself is actually really good. It's just that it may be just a tad bit over echoed.

But that's my own personal opinion. Take it with a grain of salt. Do what you want to do.

Score: 10

"Well done!"

submission: - Meta Knight's Revenge -

date: June 24, 2009

This remix/arrangement has a very nice mix of the sounds from the game, and then adding your own twist with your own instruments and sounds.

This is, in my opinion, infinitely better than Super Smash Brawl's arrangement.

5/5
10/10

Score: 10

"Catchy!"

submission: MegaMan2 (GameBoy) - Title

date: May 21, 2009

I never had the chance to play the Game Boy Mega Man games, so I'm not familiar with the music. But hey, it's got a nice feel. I can definitely see why you like the game. They way you make it sound, it almost feels like it's from a Mega Man X title, which is an interesting and fun comparison.

Although simple, it maintains the energy that is Rockman/Mega Man.

Great remastering!

5/5 10/10

Score: 10

"You're right! It's freakin' awesome!"

submission: WarBattles

date: May 21, 2009

I like the melody a lot, and I can see this in an RPG from the SNES era.

Well composed, is all I can say! Nothing to improve on, and I can't imagine this any differently.

5/5 10/10

Score: 10

"Taste the rainbow!"

submission: Explodin' rainbow!

date: May 21, 2009

This piece literally sounds colorful. I think "Explodin' Rainbow!" is a fitting title. It's upbeat and has a rather catchy melody. The sounds are balanced.

Nothing to improve on. Great piece!

5/5
10/10