Knight of Time
13th February 2012, 04:33 PM
Hi guys,
Now, some of you may find this topic a little unusual, but how many people here have heard of music mash-ups in the world of video games (combining two versions of the same song into one single song, called a "mash-up")?
Generally, these can be quite difficult to make right, for one thing, you need a program that can edit MP3 files, such as Audacity. It can do all sorts of things like changing the tempo, changing the pitch, changing the speed, having a fade out at the end of the song, etc.
As an example, here's a mash-up of Sonic 3's Marble Garden Zone musics, combining Act 1's music with Act 2's music.
qwYbX9oRx4I
Not all mash-ups sound that good unfortunately, but hey, you have to have keen ears to note the good ones. Anyway, what do you guys think of the mash-up above?
Now, some of you may find this topic a little unusual, but how many people here have heard of music mash-ups in the world of video games (combining two versions of the same song into one single song, called a "mash-up")?
Generally, these can be quite difficult to make right, for one thing, you need a program that can edit MP3 files, such as Audacity. It can do all sorts of things like changing the tempo, changing the pitch, changing the speed, having a fade out at the end of the song, etc.
As an example, here's a mash-up of Sonic 3's Marble Garden Zone musics, combining Act 1's music with Act 2's music.
qwYbX9oRx4I
Not all mash-ups sound that good unfortunately, but hey, you have to have keen ears to note the good ones. Anyway, what do you guys think of the mash-up above?