Another piece of music covered by me.

[TheSmartass]

This time I covered a NES classic, "Ducktales". This paticular track happens to be the moon theme, as its', quite simply my favourite track of the game.

Enjoy:
[url]http://soundcloud.com/bartonjames/moon-theme[/url]

I don't care if it's become a completley overrated song now-a-days(Thanks, Brentalfloss!), it still is going to remain my favourite NES Duck-tales song; second only to the almighty "Amazon theme" theme from the same game. Which is probably what I'll cover next.

So, tell me what you think!
:D

[Pepin]

Covered as in what? What did you do? Did you transcribe all of the music and mix it, or did you just download a midi file and pick out the instruments and mix it?

[fenwick]

[QUOTE=Pepin;24931289]Covered as in what? What did you do? Did you transcribe all of the music and mix it, or did you just download a midi file and pick out the instruments and mix it?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I thought you were performing it or something.

...and it's 16 seconds long?

[JoeyZ]

Again,

I don't think you understand what a cover is.

[3noneTwo]

[QUOTE=fenwick;24932203]Yeah, I thought you were performing it or something.

...and it's 16 seconds long?[/QUOTE]
It is sixteen seconds long because he is sixteen years old. :ssh:

[TheSmartass]

Well you see, as a response to all of the people up there asking around;
The melody track harmony and chords are, as always, picked out by ear. I strongly dislike people who claim music to be theirs after replacing a few WAVs from a soundfont. And as for why it has no creativity in it as yet;
Well... I just want it to sound as close to the original as possible before I add my own personality into the song. I will edit a bit of myself into it once I'm sure it sounds alright.

And for those of you wondering; I used a plugin called 3x osc, which emits 3 seperate waves (Or, oscillations) allowing you to change the shape of said waves (Each waves produce a different noise) and combine them in different ways to create a completley unique sound.
Asn for the small amount of drums those are just WAVs of a singular drum beat I sequenced to make a drum track.

When I say this was made by me, I do literally mean it. From scratch, you see.

[QUOTE=3noneTwo;24933138]It is sixteen seconds long because he is sixteen years old. :ssh:[/QUOTE]

Yes, that truly is the Teenage way. :P
Rated agree.