Recent content by RemoWilliams

Even though I've become more of a lurker over the past few years and rarely post anything, I feel this is a thread I can relate to. My life style change at the end of 2013 when I realized I had high blood pressure had runs is inherit in the men in my family. At the beginning of 2014 I began to...

Funny, I've been thinking of making this same thread. I started jogging a little over a month and a half ago. I do a minimum of 3 miles and a max of 6 miles. The playlist that I'm on now includes: Misery Signals "Controller" Vader "XXV" Havok "Time is Up" Death "Individual Thought...

I'm holding out til I come across something of the value that you guys above have posted. Just have to play the waiting game.:bah:

In my search for a new 88 key MIDI weighted keyboard, I've come across the blemished/used sections of online sites and their condition ratings might need a bit of reworking :lol: Condition: Good Slightly used with a few minor scratches and dings *Real condition: The keyboard has been shot...

Driver 23. An interesting documentary about one man's obsessive pursuit to record his 'progressive' band. I believe it's still available via Netflix.

Actually, this is from "Zardoz". The film John Boorman wrote and directed after Deliverance was a hit. Zardoz...is...yeah...interesting.

Helmet circa "Betty"?

One thing I did was to find piano reductions that the composers wrote for orchestral pieces. Since you mentioned romantic ear composers, there are a lot of them who did such reduction. Once you have that, then put the orchestral score against it. You'll start to see that a lot of the chords...

What aspects about it were you curious about?

Writing it is the fun part. The mock up is the grueling part.

Since my audio antics began at around '98ish, '99ish, I would have done the following. -Delve into Cubase as soon as poosible. -Delve into MIDI program, sequencing. -Take my Music classes way more serious. -Spend more time in the music library studying score/listening to music -Post...

+1 It's only worth criticizing if its video'd and put in the Internet.

I think it comes down to composer writing more for the instrument. Not that there haven't been pieces written to specifically for electric guitar, there just not as abundant as those written for acoustic (both nylon and steel string). Michael Kamen, Steven Mackey, and Michael Daugherty have...

The song. It grooves. I wonder how the Chickenosaurus tastes though.

It's best to start the song at the 0:42 mark.