Megaman Zero 2: Departure Mashup remix

Inspired by BlazingUploader's idea ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WruoUe88tmU ) I remade the midi he used, and mashed up the original Departure from Megaman Zero 2 (Used Megaman Zero collection edition's version for Nintendo DS sound quality).

It was very very difficult to perfectly sync up the two songs for fifteen minutes. This was as close as possible I could get without changing the pitch or sound quality of either departure. (Very very small percentages of speeding up/slowing down the songs)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Megaman
• Zero
• Departure
• remix
• remastered
• midi
• cover
• mashup
• Lightning
• HolyHeeroYui

[LightZeroGts]

wow Awesome thing you should be music productor of games O.O The Bests songs

[HolyHeeroYui]

@LightZeroGts

I could be a productor, as I enjoy making/editing music, but I would much rather be a designer.

[ZhaosfluffEX]

That picture was actually used for the Mythos soundtracks.

[HolyHeeroYui]

@ZhaosfluffEX

Did I not say that before?

[dantessj7]

This is quite amazing... I can't seem to stop listening to it... I used to love the games on gameboy, and I still play a bunch of Megaman and Zero games on PS1, 2, and 3....

[ZhaosfluffEX]

@HolyHeeroYui Yes you did. Im just pointing it out to everyone else :P

[kyo717]

I have to say, that artwork is quite the interesting version of zero.

[HolyHeeroYui]

@DarkSonicSpear

Thanks for the advice, I'll take a look at it, assuming I get free time and remember. Lol.

[DarkSonicSpear]

@HolyHeeroYui I'd suggest Goldwave for any future mashups. It's free, and it allows you to pick not only where your mix starts, but also the volume that the new piece is introduced at (and also lets you preview the mix, and adjust the volume while previewing). In my opinion it's a much better program for handling/mixing multiple songs at the same time.

[HolyHeeroYui]

@PyroManSP

Many thanks mate. :>