I reckon this could be suitable for a speed/car type game intro. Whaddya think? It isn't yet 100% finished. Heavy Riff (739KB) Mick. Cool music for FILM, GAMES, MULTIMEDIA. Free mp3 samples at: http://micktaylormuzik.tripod.com [edit(AR): filesize] [edited by - Andrew Russell on April 26, 2004 7:43:49 PM]

Rockin''! :D
I was going to say: ''It''s not heavy enough!'' but I''d be lying.

Who is Shreck?

Schreck is a fellow composer who frequents these forums and him and I are trying to ''out-heavy'' each other. No that''s stupid, we''re not at all. Sorry, I''m stupid.


Cool music for FILM, GAMES, MULTIMEDIA.
Free mp3 samples at:
http://micktaylormuzik.tripod.com

It kicks ass, but the guitar tone is icky, lots of presence and treble, not much mid or punch.

Hmmmn.

It might pass for the menu music. It really isn''t right to drive along to.

First of all, racing music should always be slower than you think it needs to be. Your''s is actualy slow enough, but you can probably afford to make it slower.

I don''t like the guitar, it''s too muddy. And lose the "yeah! yeah!" effect.

The lead isn''t too bad, I''d leave that in.

And finaly, definatly needs more bass.


So yeah, clean up the guitar, find something to replace the "yeah!" business, and then experiment with different tempos, and you''ve probably got a good racing track.

quote: Schreck is a fellow composer who frequents these forums and him and I are trying to ''out-heavy'' each other. No that''s stupid, we''re not at all. Sorry, I''m stupid.

I feel like a legend. LOL!

quote: I don''t like the guitar, it''s too muddy. And lose the "yeah! yeah!" effect.

I agree about the guitar sound,but thats up to the persons taste. And the "yeah! yeah!" is cool as hell! I dig it!

-schreck

www.schreckcmusic.com

More bass? What system are you listening through? Anymore bass would be overkill. Play it through a system with decent subs and you''ll see what I mean. And with the guitar tone, thats fair enough but I challenge anyone to get a better/heavier DI tone from a Digi-Tech RP50. It''s all I have to work with for now (until I get my V-amp) unless I mic up my amp which I only do for serious projects.
Thanks for the comments guys.

Cool music for FILM, GAMES, MULTIMEDIA.
Free mp3 samples at:
http://micktaylormuzik.tripod.com

I''d say the bass definately doesnt seem to be coming out of the mix and is hardly recognisable. And I''m listening thru a system that I''m familiar with. I also think the guitar could be EQ''d slightly better so that its not as muddy. It could be this thats making the bass less noticable

I downloaded it and Im getting heaps of bass thru my system and i dont even have subs......! i reckon it sounds dang heavy for a di recording. Well done micktaylor. differnt strokes for different folks....