End Credits (MegaMan 2)
September 2, 2008 6:58 AM
For fun one day when I very first was learning laptop recording years ago I decided to learn and record a version of the credit theme to MegaMan 2.
When I mean first learning, I mean really rudimentary stuff. I hadn't yet figured out the intricacies of workstation programs like n-Track (what I use to this day) and recorded by using a setup that went as follows:
Guitar -> BOSS Metal Zone -> Smokey brand batter powered mini-amp (Marlboro Brand) -> pointed at my laptops built in microphone.
The drums were one simple look I tracked in FruityLoops I think.. If I remember correctly I was going to incorporate it into my abandoned rock opera as an intermission song..
posted by mediocre (4 comments total)
When I mean first learning, I mean really rudimentary stuff. I hadn't yet figured out the intricacies of workstation programs like n-Track (what I use to this day) and recorded by using a setup that went as follows:
Guitar -> BOSS Metal Zone -> Smokey brand batter powered mini-amp (Marlboro Brand) -> pointed at my laptops built in microphone.
The drums were one simple look I tracked in FruityLoops I think.. If I remember correctly I was going to incorporate it into my abandoned rock opera as an intermission song..
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And the changing seasons of Mega Man Land.
Not bad for a laptop mic!
posted by ignignokt at 9:55 PM on September 4, 2008
Not bad for a laptop mic!
posted by ignignokt at 9:55 PM on September 4, 2008
I know that video game music reinterpreted on guitars is waaay overdone.. but in my own defense this is about 8 years old, so at least I did it when it wasn't QUITE as played out as it is now..
posted by mediocre at 11:42 PM on September 5, 2008
posted by mediocre at 11:42 PM on September 5, 2008
I think I prefer your version.
posted by Astro Zombie at 6:55 AM on September 6, 2008
posted by Astro Zombie at 6:55 AM on September 6, 2008
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posted by cortex at 7:43 AM on September 2, 2008