This can either be one of two things, enjoyable or embarrassing. One day I was severely bored and listening to an assortment of game music. I was rather interested in the CT Battle theme so I thought I would try to learn it. Tinkering around on my pretty much average keyboard, I learned the main parts for the most part, but found myself adding a little funky touch. So, I decided to record. I have no way of using my better music software, or my 4-Track recording hardware due to the lack of equipment to implement it with, plus the memory card to it seemed to have sprouted legs and scurried off. Ergo, I used the amazingly swell free Audacity software and recorded directly with my PC mic. It sounds rather shoddy, sure, but at least it sounds pretty good for a PC mic no less. However it doesnt seem to get along well with the drums that much, understandable, but thankfully audible. So you might be annoyed with the occasional clicks and pops. Like I said, I have no extensive recording equipment at my disposal so no headset play back. I basically had to play each track one at a time and keep the timing, or to the best of my ability, in my mental metronome. I also turned a couple of the tracks into loops at parts to help maintain the timing and tempo. Finalizing it with adding a few effects to the music and tada, here it is. Enjoy?