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Wow. Me likey. What are you/you guys actually called?Wound said:
Wow. Me likey. What are you/you guys actually called?Wound said:
fucking greatSplinterhead said:I'll pipe in...
http://www.gregrapaport.com/azraelblock/Greg_Rapaport_Azrael_Block.mp3
prolly best to do the ol' rite click 'n save as.
Thanks man! Yep, it's recorded in my home studio. I checked out LotR Pt. 1. Nice orchestration. Had a problem downloading the others though (shitty dialup).@Splinterhead: cool stuff! Is that home-recorded?
Heres a bit of my work at home:
LotR Pt.I % LotR Pt.II
Lets call it a variation of Howard Shore's score for the trilogy.
(right or left click, both are 128Kb mp3s of about 3MB)
This is a the first half of a song I have to finish yet.
(112Kb mp3 3MB)
thanks! I checked out Cross the Seas, cool contrast between the orchestral arrangement and death vocals. Keep goin!fucking great
ambassador kosh said:@Splinterhead: cool stuff! Is that home-recorded?
Heres a bit of my work at home:
LotR Pt.I % LotR Pt.II
Lets call it a variation of Howard Shore's score for the trilogy.
(right or left click, both are 128Kb mp3s of about 3MB)
This is a the first half of a song I have to finish yet.
(112Kb mp3 3MB)
Kosh
Painkiller87 said:Wow. That stuff is amazing. I was just mystified at the whole thing. I need to fix my sound card before i can get anything recorded i have a few old things recorded but nothing that i think is good enough to post. How long have you been play? Cause that serisouly blew my mind. Just hearing that tells me that you can play so much more. Anyone who can play that can would have to, to be able to perfect something like that.
Hey glad you liked it!Splinterhead, that was awesome man. Is that a home recording? How did you mic the instruments?
bnut what about the drums? are they keyboard?Splinterhead said:Hey glad you liked it!
Actually everything was in my project studio and all the instruments were recorded direct.
Drums were courtesy of my Roland R-70 Rhythm Composer. I programmed everything in real time without any quantizing to try to give it a life-like feel. Then I recorded the drums as I would an acoustic kit meaning the snare, bass drum and hi hat would each have there own mono track while the toms and cymbals would each have there own stereo track. In doing that I can add compression, gate, reverb and all that stuff like I normally would with an acoustic kit. It was a pain in the ass but I think the results are better then just taking a submix out of the Roland and using that.bnut what about the drums? are they keyboard?
and did you add distortion on the guitar after? or do you have some type of line-out jack on your amp?
Melodeath said:did you have scores or anything? or did you figure it out just from listening?
how did you mic the guitars?
ambassador kosh said:@Splinterhead: cool stuff! Is that home-recorded?
Heres a bit of my work at home:
This is a the first half of a song I have to finish yet.
(112Kb mp3 3MB)
Kosh