Today's spotlight rests on a mix made by Keaton Hashimoto, our own resident graphic design guru and long-time administrator. You may recognize his name from the 8-bit remixes he made earlier this year of select Linkin Park songs, inspired by the band's 8-Bit Rebellion iPhone game. Keaton's use of orchestra and piano gives the clip an epic feel that admirably showcases his creativity and talent. [youtube]YrTswv5UGKE[/youtube] Click here to vote for Keaton's mix! (IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE VOTING FOR KEATON, GO HERE: http://www.indabamusic.com/submissions?short_name=linkin-park-remix-contest&sort=votes#submissions AND SEARCH FOR KEATON HASHIMOTO TO LISTEN AND VOTE) Well done, Keaton! Join us in discussing this and other spotlighted clips on our forums!
Awesome use of the stems here. I really love the atmospheric orchestra that just carries this track along. A refreshing change of direction from some remixes I've heard, and a very welcome one. Great to sit back and take in the epic sound. Excellent work, Keaton! Definitely one of the best I've heard.
I love how different this is then the other remixes. It's a strong reason I recommended it be featured. While most people are trying to infuse more rock into the clips, Keaton is one of the few who tried to do something less expected. Great remix!
The part that says "click here..." I'll copy and paste it anyways: http://www.indabamusic.com/submissions/show/22202
That's weird, perhaps the site is blocked in your countries? If you scroll down there should be a blue triangle next to the words "Vote for me!". You must click this to play.
No it's nothing like that. I don't see it, I have sign up too...I tryed to find Keaton with his first and last name in that searching table...but I don't get anything. Is there a chance to post his part-song on youtube?
How strange. I've updated the first post with his YouTube video, however I have left the voting link below that, so please help him out if you like it.
I love the way this was put together. The strings really keep the flow going in a way that I haven't heard on any other mix. Something I tried and failed at on my mix. You've got my vote Keaton. As always I look forward to hearing more of your work.