JimmieWannaB
Volume 5 Beatles - Covered: Hey Bulldog 3:54 (7.3 Mb) Volume 7 Original Compositions (withdrew): Weapons of Mass Production 4:03 (3.8 Mb) Volume 8 Original Compositions: Tell Me A Story 4:05 (5.8 Mb) Hey Bulldog Track Info • Organ: Native Instruments B4 (modified Scanner Full Bar) • Guitar: Strat Marshall SoundFont on VSampler modeled with AmpliTube (Vai2) • Plucked Synth: Native Instruments FM7 (Punchy Percsynth modeled with AmpliTube) • "Piano:" Sonic Implants Vintage Guild on VSampler modeled with AmpliTube (Gilmore) • Bass: Alesis 6.1 (Quadratix) • Percussion: PowerFX ExtremeRockPunkRage Acid loops, Alesis 6.1 (Floating & Doom Toms) My submission is a combination of live and sequenced tracks compiled with Sonar. It is my first attempt to create something with all the gear and software I've accumulated over the past year. The live parts are the first anyone other than my cats have heard me play in over thirty years. I started with a base midi track in Sonar and then recorded the live tracks (organ, "piano," bass and most of the guitar) individually with Sound Forge. It was necessary to sequence portions of the guitar track in order to get fine control over some of its effects. I've put piano in quotes because it is actually a modeled guitar sample. Using it helped justify the $30 I spent on the sample plus one of AmpliTube model's left-right echo bounce fit the piece's rhythm well. I should note that the Acid loops on the percussion track are from one of three PowerFX CDs that I won from a Keyboard Magazine on-line contest. Yes, real people actually do win the contest. Weapons of Mass Production Track Info • Music: Sequenced in Fruity Loops Studio 4 • Vocal: Various Dubya sound clips lifted off internet • Final mix and effects done in Sound Forge Song inspired by George Bush's butchering of the English language. Tell Me A Story Track Info • Mixture of live & sequenced tracks • Alesis Ion (various patches) • Alesis QS6.1 (strings) • Sonar (control, effects, final mix) • Sound Forge (individual track recording) Song title inspired by an Ion patch used. |