ReMix:Pokémon X "Born from the Ashes" 3:21
By timaeus222
Arranging the music of one song...
"Battle! (Xerneas/Yveltal)"
Primary Game: Pokémon X (Nintendo , 2013, 3DS), music by Hitomi Sato, Junichi Masuda, Minako Adachi, Satoshi Nohara, Shota KageyamaPosted 2015-01-07, evaluated by djpretzel
High-octane beat-laden POKELECTRONICA DNB jams from from timaeus222, off Apex 2014: A New Challenger!!:
"If you guys recall back to ye olden days, the age-old question was, "who would win the loudness war without blasting out people's eardrums?" SIGN ME UP! For you audio geeks, this track reaches about -6dB RMS sometimes (for reference, zircon's "Augment" reaches -4.5dB RMS). This is by far one of my loudest (yet controlled) ReMixes, as well as probably my most convoluted soundscape thus far. I could say that my first major bass mixing hurdle was with my Gunstar Heroes ReMix, but I could also say that this X/Y ReMix is a "test" to see how much I can push the limits of my headphones (yes, I do mix with headphones most of the time!). This ReMix was influenced by a mesh of zircon's old and new tracks, and a little bit of bLiNd's old D&B ReMixes. The aim for this ReMix was a complex, futuristic atmosphere. You've got your adrenaline-pumping guitar-driven D&B, and then you've got your oxymoronic complexity breakdown section. Both of those combined make for a very unpredictable mix, yet I had gotten this huge grin on my face when I finished this.
As usual, some of the sounds made and used are on the more unique end of the texture spectrum (yes, it's now a thing), but nevertheless, I think you guys will get a smile on your face just as I did. I hope you'll rock out in your room (or itty-bitty living space) while hearing this piece of magic (get it?), and blast it in your cars when you feel extra rebellious! :D The title was based on how Xerneas was based on creatures living in the ash tree Yggdrasil (Norse mythology)."
An fx-laden roller coaster ride through glitches, twitches, & all manner of synthsploitation, this is fun and LOUD stuff, but as the artist mentions, the control is there, so while the beats are big & the synths rude, it's still well-produced. Chimpazilla writes:
"Stellar work from timaeus222 as usual! He sure knows how to handle Shreddage bass, the timbre is energetic and deep/satisfying. Tons of tasty details in this mix, DnB breaks/fills, just the right amount of vibrato, and the glitching is top notch. Mixing is great. It is in fact quite loud, yet not squashed. -6db RMS, oh my goodness!
Plenty of source worked into a nicely varied arrangement. Great work!"
Indeed; I tend not to think of POKEMANZ games in the context of fighting games, so I was surprised when I saw 'em on both Apex albums, but certainly no regrets; great stuff!
Discussion
on 2017-08-02 12:06:45
A little loud in ways but definitely tasty. This is a great remix of a good Pokemon tune and has plenty of grit and DnB flavor. I can just picture Yveltal attacking to this. Good job.
on 2015-12-28 12:58:52
If you’re a fan of the Pokemon X/Y soundtrack (especially this battle theme, which might be my second favorite from the soundtrack), I would highly encourage that you download this. Incredible arrangement. I absolutely loved 1:20 – 2:05, as it sounded like it was retelling the moment one of those three legendary Pokemon is gearing up for a powerful attack, launching it, and then just standing there waiting for you to do something about it, but you can’t cause you’re too intimidated. And when the track slowed down a little, and then picked right up near the end. Flawless work all around.
on 2015-12-28 11:38:33
Neat remix, very intense -- Tim knows how to create realistic guitar sounds with Shreddage (something I hope to master someday lol!) Some cool synth choices, especially during the creepy breakdown in the middle. As always, solid production and a crazy soundscape. I won't tire from Tim's mixes!
on 2015-03-05 18:44:48
There are three things this website needs.
The first is a way to score remixes from 1/10 and have the community score visible to people.
The second is more Banjo-Kazooie/Tooie remixes.
The third is more amazingness like this.
on 2015-01-15 12:20:58
This here is a ReMix to get you seriously pumped up. I just love the mix of guitar, strings, and hard-hitting percussion at the end.
on 2015-01-12 13:08:55
Now this is an intense ReMix that really fits the fighting/battle theme that fighting games and the venue of Apex honors. Great DnB chops with enough glitch and grit to bring the heat! Damn good stuff, Timaeus!
Sources Arranged (1 Song)
- Primary Game:
-
Pokémon X (Nintendo
, 2013,
3DS)
Music by Hitomi Sato,Junichi Masuda,Minako Adachi,Satoshi Nohara,Shota Kageyama
- Songs:
- "Battle! (Xerneas/Yveltal)"
Tags (5)
- Genre:
- Drum and bass
- Mood:
- Energetic
- Instrumentation:
- Electric Guitar,Electronic,Synth
- Additional:
File Information
- Name:
- Pokemon_X_Born_from_the_Ashes_OC_ReMix.mp3
- Size:
- 6,052,880 bytes
- MD5:
- f2d470953c17b52b0a034e5108fb7068
- Bitrate:
- 237Kbps
- Duration:
- 3:21
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