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[Anonymous No.]

I'm afraid I just can't continue working on the Eurobeat Mix of the /jp/ theme song. Due to increasing demands of school, upcoming job and other obligations, the likelihood of producing a high-enough quality mix, or even an appropriate MIDI, in a decent amount of time (I.E, while there's still any interest) are next to nil.

If anyone else is willing to take the wheel and create a Eurobeat remix, I commend them for it. Certainly the composer himself has the possibility, and I would request such a mix if it were in my power to do so.

tl;dr: Real life is a bitch, especially to theme songs and remixes.

[Anonymous No.]

At least you tried, that's admirable on its own.
Can't help you, but upload what you've done so far.

[Anonymous No.]

H-hold the thought.

I just deleted a part of it, it's starting to be a bit more tolerable...

...fuck it, I can do this. I have nothing that needs doing for the rest of today (tomorrow I have an online test that I can just jack answers from the book). One last go before I give up the ghost, yeah? If it's really undoable I'll post about it tomorrow.

(And, my MIDI setup is really weird. Three different rack synths, 1-5 6-10 and 11. 1-5 correspond to traditional GM, 6-10 are for a more "techno-trance" module, and 11's on a more "earthy" synth. It'd be some work to get the GM-only MIDI, but if all else fails I'll get that up 'n running.)

[Anonymous No.]

Eurobeat sucks.

[Anonymous No.]

Cool story bro, thanks for sharing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2149917
At least he's trying to create some OC, ass.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2149928
At least he's trying make /a/ jealous...again, ass.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/'s theme song is a a high pitched screech mixed with a random Iosys song, sped up, and sung by a slurring, tonedeaf neckbeard.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ needs a Eurobeat song from scratch, with about 50 DESIRES, 50 FIRES and a reference to us being ronery drivers.

[Paranonymous !!3EhbF+96L03 No.]

>>2149928
Just ignore those who have no intelligent input.

[Anonymous No.]

OP here. I'm working by ear (gauging the chords, notes, etc), but I should be able to at least get the structure down-pat.

On the subject: The original song seems to jump straight into the verse, then the chorus, riff, verse chorus riff done. Eurobeat structure requires an intro, then a riff before the first verse.

Should I stick to the original's structure, or add in an intro for good measure?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2149911
GL bro

[Anonymous No.]

>>2149982
You're making a remix. Just do whatever you think sounds natural.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2149943
I actually haven't heard /a/'s theme song or remix. Is it any good?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2150014
There is no /a/ theme song.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2149821
OP here.
Finished with the composition, beginning production.

It'll need guitar work like the original— in fact, the original guitars used may suffice, though I left space for an ABeatC–like solo over the chords of the synth riff. I could play that in (I have a way of getting a workable solo in on the mp3), just for reference, but ultimately it's up to whoever wrote the original.

[Anonymous No.]

This should be done pretty quick. What I'll do is upload the MIDI file (not adjusted for GM; whomever chooses to produce this better may need to rearrange a good bit), along with a mock-up mp3 of my work.

Sound good?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2150622
Sure.

[Anonymous No.]

This isn't your blog. Post when you're done, bro.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2149821
If I can get time to be on /jp/ and get A's on the Quantum physics and Solid state courses you can too, get to work.

[Paranonymous !!3EhbF+96L03 No.]

>>2150658
Don't worry bro, Astronomy 101 is easy to get As in.