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Lucky Luke SNES Remix - The Pacific Railroad 1

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This being my favourite track of the games' OST, I couldn't not make a remix of it.

This is my latest Remix. Personally I think I've improved a lot since my first time using FL Studio, but please let me know what you think.

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you need to explore EQ more. Take a eq on only one instrument and make a SHELF. Use that while looking at the display on the limiter on the master. Make sure you have a flat volume hitting the grid and you have a at least a "volumely good mix". (in terms of audiophile).

You have good resolution in your sound, but you need to work more on your dynamics or leave the master without a limiter.

The composition I would say is an midi-file? ... Idk, If you made this score you're self I would be deeply impressed just by that.

Tungsten09 responds:

Hey, thanks for the feedback. By EQ im assuming you mean Equalizer? I'll have to look into that whole SHELF thing. I just kinda jumped into FL Studio and tried some stuff so there were bound to be things like these I wouldn't know about, so thanks for bringing it to my attention.

I'll also have to look up what exactly a limiter is, since I actually don't really know.

Also the composition was done using the piano roll feature. I just recreated the original melody by ear and put bass and all the other stuff on top in a way that I thought sounded good.

I mostly do these Remixes for myself but I think by uploading them here I can maybe learn more about music in general and, perhaps someone will like it.

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