fraseyboy
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http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/3/2210725/Earthbound%20Zero%20Intro%20-%20Remix%200.7.mp3
I think the guitar sounds better here but I'm not sure.
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Personally, for a decent guitar sound I find that I like to take a basic synth sound like a saw wave layered with a square wave and put some heavy amp distortion on it. Then, I add a phaze shifter effect or a light chorus effect on there and save this as an audio file wav/mp3. Then I put it back into the song and add another layer of distortion plus some light reverb and/or delay (echo).
But that's just the sound design itself. More than half of it is how you play/sequence the sound. I'd make it a mono one note synth with a quick portamento glide. Then I'd add some vibrato to the tail end of longer notes to really make it shine as a solo synth.
Most guitar sound fonts/vst's do not sound real or even decent to me. So, I make/modify my own and try to use the synthetic quality of it as a strength rather than a weakness.
As for your overall arrangement. It's not bad man. Drums could use some light compression perhaps. You're learning quite well for someone who is new at this. OCremix sets quite the high bar, I hope you continue to work on this or take what you learn from this and apply it to future works.
More than anything, it's about how much you experiment and compose things which will make you improve. Listening to a lot of music that inspires you doesn't hurt ether to gain a new take on your source material. Good luck.
Very helpful post. I tried doing that and it just ended up sounding all synthy
The distorted guitar in the middle of Aliseans 'Final Ecstasy' (http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR00063/) sounds EXACTLY like what I need. Anyone know how he achieved such a sound?
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When the new guitar comes in it sounds really flat to me. My ear isn't great, though, so someone else should verify this. I also think it's too loud.
The guitar or the whole thing?
I can't seem to find a good sounding guitar sample >_<
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Ok then... What about this one?
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/3/2210725/Earthbound%20Zero%20Intro%20-%20Remix_Jazzy.mp3
I replaced the guitar with a jazzy kind of sound and shortened some notes and stuff. Better or worse?
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This is an alternate version. I'm not sure if its better than the others...
I replaced the drums with FPC and changed the guitar to FL Slayer. The guitar might be worse or it might be better... I'm not too sure.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/3/2210725/Earthbound%20Zero%20Intro%20-%20Remix%200.4.mp3
Let me know what you think.
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Guitar still sounds fakey, mechanical.
I'm not sure how to fix that... For the other instruments I'm using WAV files but for the guitar I'm using a soundfont. All soundfonts seem to sound fake... Any idea's why?
I'll try working on fixing the other things you mentioned.
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http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/3/2210725/Earthbound%20Zero%20Intro%20Remix%200.3.mp3
That's a bit better. Not sure if I overdid the reverb there... I also replaced some of the drum samples with better ones. I think it sounds much more real now.
Let me know when you think its submittable
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I shortened the intro, got rid of the 'flexy synth' and added some reverb effects. I also moved the 'dong dong dong dong' beatle-esque piano sections so they were in all of the main melody.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/3/2210725/Earthbound%20Zero%20Intro%20-%20Remix.mp3
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http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/12/3/2210725/Earthbound%20Zero%20Intro%20Sexy%20Frasey%20Mix.mp3
This is a remix of the Introduction song at the beginning of Earthbound Zero/Mother 1. Hasn't got a proper title yet.
This is my first remix and like my third time using Fruity Loops, so there's bound to be a few things that need to be changed. I'm not too sure how to make it sound more 'realistic'.
Tell me what you think
What old game would you most like to see revived?
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I want an Earthbound MMO.