I love love love the percussion here (those slowed-down samples slap). Also the change at minute 3:00 is so cool, the strings and guitar jut wrap around your ears delightfully. You've built quite a lot of complexity on top of the relatively bare-bones original song and it doesn't feel repetitive at all. Great entry!

This is a very cool ambient piece. The pad you use blends really nicely giving an ethereal sound. When you have music that uses fairly repetitive motifs, I think that it’s okay for them to not need center-stage the entire time. So when the drums came in and seemed to be the furthest forward, it didn’t seem wrong and in fact gave some energy and direction to the previously floaty and directionless music (which by the way is excellent for Silent Hill). When the strings came in, everything was very clear with minimal mud. I wonder though if the EQ was a little tight for some of the strings, especially the viola. I also struggle with trying to cut frequencies to make room for other instruments without sacrificing resonance and sound. In my mind, part of what makes instruments sound authentic is the overtones they produce. When high frequencies are cut, it is cleaner, but those overtones are potentially lost, consequently making the instrument sound more synthetic. I think that what you created is authentic to the early Playstation Silent Hill sound and that’s fantastic since this is what you intended. I just wanted to offer my thoughts based on the specific feedback you were asking for. I am by no means an expert on EQ, at the same time, I am a firm believer trusting our ears to guide us in the right direction. As far as the beats go, with the headphones I’m using, they sound fantastic - they are clear but don’t stick out. Great work overall and thank you for sharing both of your submissions!

This is fantastic! The sounds you picked really capture that old-school survival horror atmosphere.

Love the use of slowed down samples for percussion as well - a lot of old PS1 games used to use similar tricks (my favourite: https://twitter.com/wblamkin/status/1504111703985905666), so it fits really well for a Silent Hill tribute :)

This sounds great! I don't have a lot of context for either because I haven't played them, but after listening to the original and skimming through a few tracks from Silent Hill, it seems like you did a great job combining the two!

THIS IS JUST BEYOND FANTASTIC!
Yume Nikki is no doubt one of my favorite games, and I love the silent hill OST. Seeing them, merge is just so freaking cool! 
Fantastic job!