Still about, and did You've been very busy with the arranging!

Peter, All this cloak and dagger was/is completely unnecessary. I am happy to state here that I don't want copyright ownership of any of the Remix64 tracks: I uploaded them to digital distribution originally because people were asking for them. They were withdrawn from digital distribution when I ca...

Hehe, that's amazing

Thanks Markus. Oddly, I feel like I'm approaching a similar junction after I have finished all the Kickstarter stuff. 8BSP2 may well be my last one. After that it's finish that Hubbard book, the Hubbard '80 vinyl and the score books, clean up the BITSC loose ends, and then start promoting the orches...

This is why I'm in a hurry to get the Kickstarters done: before the window closes on the music, and the people.

Well, I don't know how this thread aged, but I just did not see the next six years coming.

Also, using the original modules still _technically_ needs permission from the composers of the modules. In fact, remixes technically need permission from two people: the remixer and the composer.

TDK is on bandcamp, and is Mark Knight (also on Facebook).

Sounds like a blast.

I don't think any rights holders would notice or care. Also, who are they gonna sue? You'd be dead! This goes for CD tracks too.

Anyone wants to have William Wobbler played by an 80 piece orchestra at their funeral is A-OK by me I do know that some remixes get played at weddings.

I was in a car with Skitz once. He was a great chap, but I aged 10 years.

Commodore Scene Database - http://csdb.dk

I guess you checked CSDB? Seems like no one knows anything here...

Shreddage, and the Arturia V collection, as well as Orchestral Tools and Spitfire Audio. Also Insidious

Maybe it's time to change your name from wobbler to stableman?