YTMND Symphony Orchestra (Part I)
Created on: June 9th, 2006
My submission to the YTMND Remix Project. This wasn't intended to be a full-fledged YTMND at all. I am truly shocked and honored that it's done so well. Thanks a ton to all of you.
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Trenchgun: "Want
kind of education or training do you have in doing this kind of thing?" Actually, I do this as a hobby. I've been into electronic music production for a while and I've lately been interested in classical composition. This is by no means professional. In fact, I'm still in high school :/
My bank account cries at the cost of the products - I've been trying MIDI sequencers and trackers alternately, but can't find real great samples for free :/
Incredible work, especially NSMB. I would likely pay for a complete album of these - and if it boosts your motivation any, they sound professionally done ...
(BTW, I happen to like the somber mixes of RIT90's ...)
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