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.
Just a suggestion...you guys should offer slightly different versions of your FFR songs (either remixes, or long versions.) Just to keep things interesting.
I'd buy one of these. It sounds pretty sweet.
Also, IMHO, I'd rather have more music than the interview track. Maybe release the interview as an MP3 to people who buy the CD.
Just a suggestion...you guys should offer slightly different versions of your FFR songs (either remixes, or long versions.) Just to keep things interesting.
I'd buy one of these. It sounds pretty sweet.
Also, IMHO, I'd rather have more music than the interview track. Maybe release the interview as an MP3 to people who buy the CD.
Yeah that's works for me since my FFR song was edited to be stepfile-length.
And I also would like more music tracks, since we have quite a few artists onboard now.
Just a suggestion...you guys should offer slightly different versions of your FFR songs (either remixes, or long versions.) Just to keep things interesting.
I'd buy one of these. It sounds pretty sweet.
Also, IMHO, I'd rather have more music than the interview track. Maybe release the interview as an MP3 to people who buy the CD.
I was just thinking this only because all my tracks, so far, have been released publically for free. I figured I'd make either a long version or a brand new unreleased track altogether for the album.
Also, I'll get up with Ashura as soon as I see him online. If he's not on soon, I'll just call him and tell him to post on here.
in addition to, maybe FFR artist participating can either collab or remix other FFR songs. Or do what they did on the Blade 3 soundtrack and just pair up two random people to make music.
Whether or not that would be as popular as just...FFR music, I dunno. I'm all about the freshness. I'm not very good at doing what would sell. (if you haven't figured that out by now)
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in addition to, maybe FFR artist participating can either collab or remix other FFR songs. Or do what they did on the Blade 3 soundtrack and just pair up two random people to make music.
This sounds great as another idea for another CD, since it would take some time for all this collabing to happen.
I can think of a few songs I would enjoy remixing for it though.
Also should note that I plan on using the real version of RIP, since FFR has a short edit that cuts out a killer ending.
Lastly, would it be possible to ship out a music CD along with an interview CD? This might be the best of both worlds, as we will get more music, as well as more in depth with the artists.
Ironically, if you're going to ship out two discs, I'd rather have the two discs of music, too.
The artist interview is a good idea and all, but it's something we'd listen to once and never again. You buy a CD to keep, and listen to over and over.
I like the collab idea...as for the interview track I'd have to agree with chardish. Maybe however we could keep the interview except the person who buys the CD must insert it in the PC to get the interview. Kinda like enhanced bonus content.
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