It's a good traditional remix, but we're not looking for traditional remixes, we're looking for arrangements. Traditional remixes are typically violations of our Submissions Standards, because you're wrapping original composition around sampled audio and music from the original song. We do have a handful of tracks like that from ye olden days that are grandfathered in, but those are also pretty old and in the formative days of the site.

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2. Your arrangement must be substantial and original.

• Submissions must be different enough from the source material to clearly illustrate the contributions, modifications, and enhancements you have made. Acceptable arrangement often involves more than one of the following techniques:

• Modifying the genre, chord progression, instrumentation, rhythms, dynamics, tempo, or overall composition of the source material
• Adding original solos, transitions, harmonies, counter-melodies, lyrics, or vocals to the source material

• Taking the original game audio and simply adding drum loops or using an existing MIDI file and assigning new instruments does not qualify as substantial or original arrangement.
• Submissions must not include any sampled audio, including sound effects, from material owned by Square Enix or its subsidiaries.
• Submissions should be long enough to convey arrangement; generally, this requires at least two minutes of material.

There's some more substance to this, e.g. some mild arrangement at 3:25 that doubles the melody underneath the sampled vocals, but that's very limited in the grand scheme of things. If the sampled audio from the source tune itself were removed, then the remainder of the track is original EDM writing, not an arrangement of "Room of Angel".

Definitely a very cool, fun, reasonably mixed, and enjoyable traditional remix that falls outside of our Submission Standards, SKYR3SH, which ask for interpretive arrangement, i.e. reinstrumenting the source tune, not sampling it. No need to compromise your vision of the track for OCR, but if/when you decide to go the arrangement route with your treatment of a theme, that's what we're looking for.

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