Pokemon Mystery dungeon - Mt. Thunder Remix 

Been here since the Undertale remixes, and it's sick to see something akin to the olden days. Looking forward to what you put out in the future :)

Complexity isn't a bad thing, but there IS beauty in simplicity, especially when you do it. :)

I actually wasn’t here until the Vs retro mod but hearing this, I wish I was here before! This is cool stuff!

I liked the usage of your Lush Forest remix, that is probably one of your most underrated PMD remixes

Nice song kamex

I'm very happy I was able to help in some way! and it has been great seeing you grow!

@@Kamex Your PMD music is part of what got me through highschool. Thank you

Ya, his 2015 first version remix of Mt. Thunder was LEGENDARY THE BEST! This new 2nd version that he made also stands out!

Trueeee!!!

I love that song so much but I can’t for the life of me figure out how I can remix it. Hopefully one day I’ll think of something

Thank you!

I'm happy it's not fnf anymore

That's fair, honestly. I was afraid I didn't really capture what I wanted with this one, maybe I'd chalk it down to the fact that it has been a while since I've done anything pokemon related, so maybe I just need to regain my footing? Ah well, there's always a next time

@@Kamex After some deliberation I'm wondering how big part of the charm of the original remix is up to the fact that between your two remixes, it's a smaller departure from the original source material (which, let's be honest, probably everyone who's familiar with PMD games is a fan of). Also I got the feeling that in the original, the small descending riff (a bar or two from the actual Mt. Thunder ost) that you left mostly untouched in the remix is a big part of what inspired you to take the remix to the direction that it went. Whereas in this new one the source of inspiration is harder to place. It's like I keep telling all my friends who create anything: 'You get best results by creating something that insipres and motivates you and that something that you WANT to create, instead of the something that you "should" or "have" to create.' Which is precisely why for example, commissions for anything usually seem like much more work than a personal side "thing" even if the side "thing" ended up taking more resources. But regardless, the remix is good, so don't beat yourself up about it and if you're that dissatisfied with it personally, use it as a base to create an even better one 😉

​@@stidukka I agreed with you at first but if I'm being honest the follow up confuses me. I hope this doesn't sound rude, I just feel the need to explain some things. Most of my work does a pretty moderate departure from the original source, otherwise there would be no point putting 10-12 hours into just copying the original song verbatim in my opinion. The descending riff was changed because I wanted it to fit the key of the chord progression I chose to use. Otherwise it would sound dissonant. I chose harmony over familiarity here. I'm also not sure how this advice applies to me, I created this because I wanted to, not because I felt like I had to. If it didn't do anything for you, that's completely fine and valid, but at the end of the day you don't know for sure which pieces I'm passionate for. No one does besides me. I agreed that it isn't to my usual standard, but it seems we have different reasons for it