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So no one has any comments? :blink:

Re-did the whole thing, with a slightly different drumline, and re-recorded the guitar though my Digitech GSP21-Pro. Sounds a lot cleaner that with the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone :rock:

 

Oh, and slowed it all down a bit, too, from 110 to 100. It maybe just me, but this really gets my blood flowing =D

 

http://www.projectxenocide.com/public/CTD/...Battle_REV2.ogg

 

When the heck is Raven Squad supposed to get back? didn't he say he was leaving for a bit?

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Abit... ah... how do I spell it... "monotounous". Can't there be some change of pace/melody somewhere in the middle before it reverts and repeats?

 

Just my thoughts on it.

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I like the guitar line. I'm not sure how well this fits with the other music

being created for the game. Look up Tim Shuldt (if you haven't heard of

him). Listen to his music and you may get some ideas on how to integrate

guitar and trance/techno. This is a lot different than what most of us are

creating. I think that's why most people don't know how to respond. You

could also experiment with recording your guitar playing into my interceptor

concept. Key C, 145 BPM. I'll be doing a updated version of it this weekend.

A lead guitar part would also help a lot.

 

-chrisp

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If all rock is what you're going for you need more cymbals, and I would reduce the amount of distortion you have on that guitar, either that or I would increase the distortion and reduce the amount of punch and attack on the peddle. That was more of a late eighties guitar trend. The drums sound like a very, very short, quarter bar loop. Edited by fux0r666
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Well, first of all, I'm no expert, I was somewhat modeling this off the original interceptor theme from X-COM 1 and the list drawn up by Raven Squad.

 

There actually is a cymbol line in the piece, but I forgot to raise the volume on it ^^;; and my taste for distortion is gear twords mid to late 80's early 90's metal (Megadeth, Metallica, Testament, 'Maiden, Iced Earth... Etc.)

 

And as far as I know, I came up with the guitar line last weekend =p

Who is Matt Hoffman?

 

chrisp_21; I'll grab your track and see what I can come up with, maybe we can create a good guitar line =)

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Matt Hoffman's Pro BMX, I ain't a skater or nowt but that game was killer :) Like Tony Hawk on a bike. And I swear that the song u did is well simular to a song in the game, could just be me tho :huh?:
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I think this would be great for interceptor...!

 

add some solo fills here and there, modulate a bit the drum track and it would be even better ! :)

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Sounds good, could use being a little less gritty if u know what I mean. Not very good at describing sounds n stuff so that may have not made sence.
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Yeah, that's pretty much what I was thinking, it is just my personal taste it's just that the elec. guitar has some kinda filter over it I think which makes it do that ( or it's just the 1 ur program has ) which some I ave heard don't have and would annoy me over time. Could just be me tho. Edited by Jim69
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I much perfer the heavier sound that my stand alone effects stomp box produces, This is kinda soft compaired to it. Like I said, my tastes are more on thrash, speed, progressive and symphonic metal. This is about the best I can get this old GSP-21 pro to sound, distortion-wise (damned excellent for acoustic effects). I respect your opinion, Jim69, as everyone elses, but the sound fits my taste. I can't stand a 'damp' sounding palm-muted string =p What I might be able to is bump up the reverb filter in Reason to make the guitar line a bit deeper.

 

What did you think of the latest X-net music revision, Jim?

 

heh, Tropical Storm Grace is bearing down on my location :blink:

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Yeah, I can understand that it's ur taste. Only thing is that there's gonna be quite a few peeps playin the game and most of em ain't gonna wanna hear some slipknot, ya know?

 

I ain't dissin ur music taste, it's just I like hiphop but I don't expect there to be any Dark Man in there. I wouldn't say guitar lines that don't sound like that and muted are crap, some of the best songs ( even tho not my style ) are done with leccy guitars softer than that and it sounds much better IMO. Leccy guitars in general ain't my taste I prefer acoustic, but that's not my reasoning I'm just thinking 4 replayability and how easy on the ears it's gonna be after the 1000th time.

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I'm not saying that u shouldn't use an electric guitar, it's just that this is gonna be played thousands of times over and over. The kind of guitar sound I am thinking of is from Oasis's "D'You know what I mean" tho obviously a lot faster. Still sounds gritty but is a lot easier on the ears if u know what I mean.
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Well, would fast rock be much different than metal? Either way, fighting music should be something you can kick someone's donkey to. =b Perhaps Deimos was correct with the whole industrial sound? Either way, it should be a heavy industrial sound. Catchy, yet intense. I mean, as it stands now, I find myself whistling the current X-com intercept music when I'm trying to get somewhere fast. :uh:
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Well I've been playing rock music for a lot of years... It doesn't sound bad honestly, but it's still lacking some feel for the song. This may sound stupid but try for a techno background, add an extra sound like a flanger effect that "takes you flying" with the interceptor, maybe a second guitar with this effect will do the trick, or maybe a cristal effect, anyway I have the secuence in mind... would you let me help you modify it? If not it's ok. Anyway, I do believe as some here that, yes, interceptor music should be fast paced, and this feels good, but I also agree with jim, if you add the extra flavor I'm talking about, maybe the guitar effect will be "overshadowed" and no one will care. :rolleyes:
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