I made that in about 5 minutes to distract myself from the more serious piece I am struggling to make. I just can't make it sound in the tracker like it does in my head. Any critiques on it?
I made that in about 5 minutes to distract myself from the more serious piece I am struggling to make. I just can't make it sound in the tracker like it does in my head. Any critiques on it?
Change some of the chords. I could do it myself to show you, but I feel too lazy right now; spent the whole day cleaning.
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Everything moves real slow when it's 40 below.
Another loop 4 u. This time featuring VRC7! Get excited! ...Or not.
AN EDIT! YAY!: I have recently played around with the Beta for 0.3.8b3, and have emulated an FM synth...something? Gotta love the ability to choose from 16 different waves using duty cycle envelopes!
My lat edit - I promise: the actual ftm file.
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You now process Dracula's Rib. Good luck processing it...
i like how you used the vrc7 instrumetns as less of a main instrument but more as a "beaty" instrument (if you know what i mean)
Guys i need you honest opinion... are these covers good so far? if not could you tell me how to inprove it.
Edit: goldfert, why do you have to look so good and make me look so bad... seriously, you call that a LITTLE thing you did to get away from a BIGGER composition. right when i think im becomeing fluent with the progrem too XD.
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-Smilies are more offensive than any word could ever be.
Sigh...
Bomono, your chord progression is terrible.
Also, "achived" is spelled "achieved".
On another note: I really liked those test ftms, Rushjet. I think the n106 could be very interesting in the future for creating C64 covers and the like.
A small original that probably needs quite a lot of work (I made Follin-ish drums, but no Triangle back-up. I think the Triangle's pretty much inaudible, but nonetheless it's still there. Some of the triplets sound a little bad, though. Overall I'm pretty pleased with it, but it definitely needs a lot of work.