It *&@$(#! pays to research before you work... (1942)
Posted: 16/06/2005 - 16:20
Gah!
I just needed a place to vent. Here I was, wondering why no-one had bothered to do a remix of the in-game music for 1942. It has lots of potential after all. Great military piece. So I bugger around for a total of about 15 hours on a remix before I decide to look up the SID in the database to find out the composer.
Only to discover Mark Cooksey plagarised the bloody piece from the movie "633rd Squadron", scored by Ron Goodwin, so it's not elibible as a remix. Bugger, bugger, buggeration and damnation!
Serves me right for not watching enough television, I suppose. The ironic thing is that it probably sounds bloody close to the original film score if my interpretation of the SID is anything to go by
I'm wondering now if I should even bother finishing the remix... I've put up what I have at:
http://www.dolphinwave.org/elsol/1942.mp3
The plan was to also include subtune 2 and 3 in the entire piece as well, subtune 2 following on immediately from where the MP3 fades out, make it all one big cohesive work.
*sigh* Well, I suppose I better start trawling through the rest of the database to find another SID to start remixing...
I just needed a place to vent. Here I was, wondering why no-one had bothered to do a remix of the in-game music for 1942. It has lots of potential after all. Great military piece. So I bugger around for a total of about 15 hours on a remix before I decide to look up the SID in the database to find out the composer.
Only to discover Mark Cooksey plagarised the bloody piece from the movie "633rd Squadron", scored by Ron Goodwin, so it's not elibible as a remix. Bugger, bugger, buggeration and damnation!
Serves me right for not watching enough television, I suppose. The ironic thing is that it probably sounds bloody close to the original film score if my interpretation of the SID is anything to go by
I'm wondering now if I should even bother finishing the remix... I've put up what I have at:
http://www.dolphinwave.org/elsol/1942.mp3
The plan was to also include subtune 2 and 3 in the entire piece as well, subtune 2 following on immediately from where the MP3 fades out, make it all one big cohesive work.
*sigh* Well, I suppose I better start trawling through the rest of the database to find another SID to start remixing...