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 Member 1322 Level 18.85 Mar 2006 
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Fans go pro: How OC ReMix put its stamp on Street Fighter II
Check it out. Not to mention I'm also in there. I'm the assistant soundtrack producer for Capcom's upcoming Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, and Ars Technica provided OC ReMix a great interview. Thanks for checking it out.
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Dirge for the Follin: The Tim Follin Arrangement Project
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Member 12578 Level 23.53 Sep 2006
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I'm curious, did Capcom mention during any discussions about the music, the 2003 arrangements by their own label Suleputer?
"Street Fighter Tribute Album" (CPCA-1083) CPCA-1083: Street Fighter Tribute Album - VGMdb Given the high profile of those arrangers, and that Capcom Japan (or at least Suleputer) already owns it, was there was any considerations at any time to just use those? There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Member 1322 Level 18.85 Mar 2006
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This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.
Dirge for the Follin: The Tim Follin Arrangement Project
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Member 13 Level 43.47 Feb 2006
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I'm looking forward to hearing the finished result. I thought Blood on the Asphalt had its weak spots, but I know this will be solid quality.
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Member 12578 Level 23.53 Sep 2006
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I was speaking idiomatically. |
Member 2206 Level 27.17 Mar 2006
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I'd think that if they did have an opportunity to use it, they'd have done it for Hyper Street Fighter II.
What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
Member 1322 Level 18.85 Mar 2006
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Yeah, I agree with you there. Besides, the SF Tribute album only had arrangements for 12 out of the 17 characters from Super Turbo. The New Challengers and Akuma didn't have anything on that album.
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Dirge for the Follin: The Tim Follin Arrangement Project
The VG Frequency blog: VGM arrangement community shilling Like to write about game music? Apply within! |
Member 16892 Level 13.48 Dec 2006
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Haha, I tried to ask Ono about the Tribute Album on the show floor at Comic Con tonight:
Original Sound Version » Blog Archive » Comic Con 08: Street Fighter IV’s Yoshinoro Ono Vs. OSV… Ono Wins Nothing there either. He wasn't able to share a whole lot of info. Great job to OCR for getting the job done! The top composers in Japan working on that Tribute Album can't even get into a game! Haha. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
Member 7683 Level 3.73 May 2006
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Well, this is an assumption based on everything I've read so far: it looked like they were pretty much leaning in the direction of no additional music, i.e. no remixed soundtrack, until Rey Jimenez heard of Blood on the Asphalt, liked it and figured it would be, in keeping with the spirit of this project, another way of giving back to the SF fans. So it's not like other works were considered and rejected. Is that a fair assumption?
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