Head over to the Artist Permissions forum section for all the details on how you can get your music into the game.
You'll be able to ask for help, and hopefully find out if anyone is interested in immediately stepping your tunes.
Hi CBR. I don't mind at all (it's on Newgrounds; Creative Commons, after all), and I like the direction in which you took my song.
Would you like me to upload the vocal clips so that you can play with them yourself?
My other thought is for you to understand how to build a full layered sound. Try thinking about the three basic ranges of frequencies that your ear distinguishes- Low, Mid, and High. Instead of trying to make one instrument to cover all three sets of frequencies (and don't cheat by separating oscillators), make three different instruments. Or make duplicates and tweak as needed. One for the highs, one for the mids, and one for the lows.
Thank you for this, I agree that is my biggest weakness (or rather one of them).
Especially when something is already fully produced (mp3 / wav, no stems) such as this, I seem to have problems remixing it to sound like a fresh take that was intende rather than sounding like "slap a remix over it". I can blame that on lack of knowing to work with a single file instead of stems. Also yes, I need to also work more in fixing my frequencies, it seems my ears LOVE mids even in synths and basses which makes a tiring, almost flat, mix.
PS: Regarding the build up, I rather wanted it to sound like that instead of the build > drop > build of typical dubstep because I'm an odd fellow like that.
I hope you enjoy what I did to your track, even though I never asked you for permission.
Also, I propose we (FFR artists) should remix our works more often, we can learn and grow as artists if we collaberate, and remix one-another works.
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