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MTV Music Generator 3: This is the Remix | 
 enlarge | From: Codemasters
Category: Video Games
List Price: $29.99
Buy Used: $8.14
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New (5) Used (10) from $8.14
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 10052
Platform: Playstation2
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: Playstation 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6
MPN: 40071
UPC: 767649400713
EAN: 0767649400713
ASIN: B0000V48H0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Genre: Simulation | | • | ESRB: Teen |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Get in the mix with: The Way U Move from three-time 2004 Grammy award-winner OutKast; rap icon Snoop Doggs From Tha Chuuuch To Da Palace; Get Busy from dance hall reggae star Sean Paul; This Is My Party from popular New York-based rapper Fabolous; and famed electronica mainstay Carl Coxs Katja. In addition to these artists, you have infinite capabilities to bring your favorite artists together by combining samples from your own music collection in a unique remixed track.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Truly a waste of time and money compared to earlier versions May 29, 2005
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I used MTV music generator for more than 4 years (jester interactive). It just goes to show that a game title does not mean a thing unless you stick with the original developer. This version (MTV3 Remix) sucked from the minute I opened the box. I wasted a lot of money on it and returned after 24 hours. Anyone who has used the MTV music generator (not MTV Music Generator 2 which was also very weak) should forget this release and try "DIGITAL HITZ FACTORY" (Jester lost the MTV branding and ventured out with this new title based on the success of MTVMG). it has a TONS of really excellent samples and features and for the price, will deliver a much more professonal sounding product, after much practice... it's not a kids toy at all, it's a serious music making platform. Final thought, MTV 3 "This Is The Remix" should be avoided if your serious about making real music but considered if you just want to get high and have some fun jammin while buzzed.
 great game July 7, 2004
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
this game is great. it's a one of a kind game that helps aspiring music artists like myself have fun mixing beats and rhymes. i don't care what the other dude has to say, but this game is full-on fun!
 Woo Hoo June 30, 2004
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is a really good game...In a world where good games are really bad. It wouldn't be so bad if it retained the name Music generator 2 and just call it a remix. Because that's basically all you can do that's worth your trouble. To actually constitute that it's another game in the series is superfluous because of how the game actually presents itself. I have to say though i didn't really go into detail search on the actual game itself, although, some of the details i read prior to purchasing were misleading. Getting to the point, the game has an elaborate library of riffs but they are separated by artist/genre, which you have to choose at the very beginning of creating "your own" composition. The point of continuing a game in a series is to improve upon and to try different things, not to take away features which made it's previous installments so intriguing. All be it smoother and more user friendly some of the technicalities have been removed; such as the sample library, which contains all the samples in the game itself. Then from those samples you can edit them fully (pitch, effect, bevel, etc...)to your liking with the 5 octave key-based palette, which gives you a better opportunity to be original and unique. The riff editor was one of the better features shown in the first two games. The Editor in this game has only one octave and a select few samples to choose from all of which are, from what I've seen, unchangeable as far as the actual sample is concerned. There is a WAV edit section but it's not as elaborate as the one in 2. Although somewhat minuscule it was still a crucial feature to me being as I like to make all the riffs in my songs. Although if you would like to remix your favorite Pop, Rap, or techno song of their choosing i recommend this game. The game itself isn't that bad i just wished it was more like the second because of the afore mentioned complaints. Mainly, the only thing is their is no library of all the samples and that was the beauty of it. Sometimes i have no idea what i'm going to do until i hear some samples and then things just come to me, so the choose a genre first addition doesn't really please me. Supposedly you can record around 8 seconds per wav from your own Cd provided it's audio, which is a good idea but it's almost not worth it if i can't fully obtain and edit riffs to max out the production. I guess i just feel im doing a mediocre job given only a portion of what the game has to offer, especially compared to the second generator. Of course it's smooth and everthing fits together but there's only so many options you can do. Well I guess I'm through venting on the subject i just wanted to let people know. It's an alright game for the remix meisters out there but i recommend the second over the third personally.
::opinion:: Ultimate game
-Complete library with 10,000+ Samples
-Riff editor with 86+ key palette+tech options
-Remix Option
-Artist Option
-Genre Option (riffs seperated by all genre's)
-Cd Record ability with USB compatibility (if possible, for Mp3 transfer)
-Video Library
-Microphone for vocal sampling (or anything else for that matter)
-8 player jam session
-increased visual options (vertical, horizontal, graphics, etc)
-Everything else I missed
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