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This will probably get wrapped up later today, but I figured that I'd post it now, with what, missing an entire week's update and all. I pretty much sat here in my free time last week, trying to come up with a cool sounding chord progression or melody, and was totally uninspired -- I ultimately decided, on Saturday, to just take Egmont and twist it in my own disgusting way while trying to come up with ideas for Week 4. The plan kind of worked, and I'll likely start collecting samples and track Week 4 tomorrow! :D
Anyway, as previously mentioned, this is Egmont, Op. 84, by Beethoven, twisted and utterly destroyed by my hands. New instruments are "Korg Chorus" (I had to retune most of the samples, though), "Rock Organ" from my PSR-295, "Massive Strings", which gets used at the start and in various places where I could get away with it (and is actually what made me want to do Egmont, instead of some other song!), and the GM.DLS saw wave that Modplug gave me. When I finish it, it will skip most of the middle section, and the entire key changed section at the end, probably. Putting sheet music into Modplug gets boring, to me, which is why I don't usually do things like this, but I was getting pretty desperate. This serves mostly as a lesson to myself -- lesson learned, hopefully! /me slaps self repeatedly
edit: and, a failed track!
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This is an interesting case that's been plaguing me since the Summer 2008 Day of Zeux (speaking of which, I'm still working on the screenshot project!) -- the music from the first level of Hellquest/Dusk Lance. The original version was tracked as a chiptune for the Day of Zeux, which I later redid much of and expanded, but still felt incomplete and/or too patchwork-y to me. In early 2009, I decided to pick it up again, on a computer I had been using at school at the time, and got it approximately to this state before cursing to myself and giving up -- however, when school ended, I had to part out the computer, and I don't have the original VST configurations anymore. Something I find hilarious is that the new section I added in the middle is from an ENTIRELY DIFFERENT track that I made in 2007 or 2008, and I somehow thought doing so would make it feel less patchwork-y. Oh well. <_<
This post has been edited by Lachesis: 22 March 2015 - 08:00 PM