It seems that Audio Surf attracts people who make music. Don't really know why, but I've been enjoying playing my own songs on it and I'm sure others have done the same.
So this is a place for the ones who make the music to pool their songs into one thread, and the people who listen to music to get free songs to play in the game. This is also a way of ensuring that artists get listened to; no threads with no responses forcing the artist to bump it to get anyone's attention.
This also really shouldn't be a feedback ordeal. If you like the song, it's good to say so, but dissecting it, telling the artist what parts could be improved, and having him or her re-upload is not really the point. That would be better done in an IM or another forum that has a feedback section.
In short, short comment good, long comment bad.
Please don't post a song that starts you off with five bricks in your face. Either the song should not start with any immediate bricks, or insert a one second pause before the song begins.
Please don't sell your song. This is just part of general fairness. Many will post songs, it is up for the audience to decide whether it's good or bad. Writing "LEET MIXING RAAAAWWWWK" won't improve our opinions.
On the other hand, I am for general info such as genre, what kind of track it creates, length, etc. Legal info is also very good. Preferably in italic text AFTER the link and description if one is given.
Me first, I guess.
This is a remix I did of Final Fantasy 1's battle theme by Uemastu Nobuo (family name, then personal (I think)). It is a work in progress, but it's well on it's way (I hope). I'd say there's good difficulty if played on elite.
I really don't care about any sort of copyright. I wouldn't even be pissed if you slapped your name on it and went somewhere else with it.I hope a lot of you artists post a lot of songs. Sort of like a community project.
And I hope you consumers enjoy watching it happen, and commenting on the way.
Note: Rules are subject to change. What they are now is just a baseline of what would be nice. Later, by demand, some might be added, some might vanish.
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