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I hate both types of cases, as they break too easily. I've had many Saturn cases and jewel cases break on me, though the larger Saturn ones moreso than the normal jewel cases.

What kind of packaging you like then?

OldClassicGamer wrote:What kind of packaging you like then?

The type used with ordinary DVD cases.

seem to be the last to stumble on this thread, but I'm glad to see Mr. Gazel here; his works are so amazing!

rgazel wrote:

technology4617 wrote:Dunno if you saw this in the messages bit of your website, but this seems to be a fucking epicly awesome, ass-kicking, mind-blowing, testicle-wrenching, screen-tearing project! But, seriously, this is truly fucking awesome! I wish you luck on this project, and hope it turns out to be a success.

Many thank's to you

technology4617 wrote:Also, dear Addy is making a remake of R1 in CryEngine, so your new tracks could be used in that if you wish.

It should be a good idea, but I don't know CryEngine. Remakes of games ?

technology4617 wrote:A couple of questions I have: the original tracks were independent songs that would loop over and over, causing you to be able to hear the song stop and start again. If you take part in the remake, are you planning on extending the tracks so this wouldn't happen?
And, also, do you have any idea why the PC version's music tracks were combined? That's a question that has been puzzling RPC for a while. Or, better yet, do you know where the code for changing the CDDA info is?

Sorry, but I'm not competent at all in these domains

Oh, oops, I didn't see your responses at all until just now. Sorry. The member Adsolution is making a remake of Rayman 1 (I thought it was in CryEngine, though apparently I was wrong) with redrawn sprites and backgrounds, and I'm sure he would love to have your remade tracks in the game.

Also, by "extending" the tracks, I meant making set places where the song would repeat, so as to give the illusion that the song is longer than it really is, like in this Resident Evil track.


The original track is only 36 seconds long, but it loops at a later place in the song (around 0:14), rather than at the beginning to convey the illusion of a longer song, but in Rayman 1, the tracks simply play out as a normal song with a beginning and end, almost all of which loop at the very beginning of the track.

Hi everybody,

I went met Nene, sound engineer, to discuss with him the possibility to record the first three musics of the project in his studio

You will see some pictures here : http://rayman1musics.gazel.net/en/coverage/

This is great! It was nice to hear you play the Rayman 1 music.
I noticed that there was sheet music... was that from the Rayman 1 music or something else? I couldn't recognize the melody on the sheet music (but I couldn't read it very well). Being a pianist myself, I would definitely be interested in seeing it, if that is possible at all.

Thanks for keeping us updated!

rgazel wrote:Hi everybody,

I went met Nene, sound engineer, to discuss with him the possibility to record the first three musics of the project in his studio

You will see some pictures here : http://rayman1musics.gazel.net/en/coverage/

You're a very good pianist

Drolpiraat wrote:This is great! It was nice to hear you play the Rayman 1 music.
I noticed that there was sheet music... was that from the Rayman 1 music or something else? I couldn't recognize the melody on the sheet music (but I couldn't read it very well). Being a pianist myself, I would definitely be interested in seeing it, if that is possible at all.

Thanks for keeping us updated!

Hi,
Thank's for your comment
The sheet music on the piano as nothing to do with the project, it's "just" a JS Bach sheet
I think I own somewhere some of the notetakings I took when I was working on Rayman 1 musics.
Maybe one day I'll show it if interested amateurs. but I have to look in my archives

GeekOfTheGame wrote:

rgazel wrote:Hi everybody,

I went met Nene, sound engineer, to discuss with him the possibility to record the first three musics of the project in his studio

You will see some pictures here : http://rayman1musics.gazel.net/en/coverage/

You're a very good pianist

Thank's a lot GOTG

Fantastic video! May I include this video in the Rayman 1 Video Catalogue? I will credit you of course.

Haruka wrote:Fantastic video! May I include this video in the Rayman 1 Video Catalogue? I will credit you of course.

Hi Haruka, yes, don't hesitate to share
Let me know the URL of your catalogue, I plan to make a partner page on the project site.

That video was amazing! Hopefully, everything will work out good in the end.

rgazel wrote:

Haruka wrote:Fantastic video! May I include this video in the Rayman 1 Video Catalogue? I will credit you of course.

Hi Haruka, yes, don't hesitate to share
Let me know the URL of your catalogue, I plan to make a partner page on the project site.

Sure, here it is: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... e=view_all

And thank you. I'll upload the video the soonest possible.

Haruka wrote:

rgazel wrote:

Haruka wrote:Fantastic video! May I include this video in the Rayman 1 Video Catalogue? I will credit you of course.

Hi Haruka, yes, don't hesitate to share
Let me know the URL of your catalogue, I plan to make a partner page on the project site.

Sure, here it is: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... e=view_all

And thank you. I'll upload the video the soonest possible.

Great

I am eager to know more about your project.

rgazel wrote:I think I own somewhere some of the notetakings I took when I was working on Rayman 1 musics.
Maybe one day I'll show it if interested amateurs. but I have to look in my archives

There wasn't really any media attention on the making of the first three Rayman games, so it's all still very mysterious to us. Any new information about the process of creating the music (or any other part of the game) would be very welcome here!

What Spiral said, I'd love to hear more about the development of the various aspects of Rayman 1's development, be that musical, aesthetic or gameplay.

I also third what Spiral and Master said. This community loves to learn more about the making of the games, not just playing them!

I think we all would like a little story if you have the time to write it, Mr.Gazel!