At 11/9/09 11:58 PM, mikkim wrote:

At 11/9/09 09:36 PM, jarrydn wrote: Hey, what's this?

Something useless that nobody actually reads. I tried using it once, and guess what? NOTHING HAPPENED. Not even ONE veiw was added.

Hit or miss deal, works for me sometimes.

Spanish Guitar [BK's contest], by Kor-Rune Type: SongGenre: Latin

Improvised in one take, kinda recorded my breathing and I fucked up a little, whatevs.

I bought FL7 some time ago for about $200 bucks, and I was given AddictiveDrum from a studio co-owner my parents knew since he liked my stuff, but hated my FPC sound. lol. I borrow my band's keyboardist's Edirol Orchestral for free. That's about the extent of my computer programs.

My equipment as far as equipment runs like $300 for my Line 6 Spider III amp, which is discontinued, then $400 for my Schecter Damien FR electric guitar, $300 bucks for my Ibanez RG2ex1, $200 for my Mitchell Dreadnought, $500 for my Digitech GNX4 multieffect board, $100 for my microphone, and about 400 bucks to miscellaneous stuff like strings, guitar cases hard and soft, guitar stands, a capo, strings, picks, etc.

Fuckin expensive ;_; I wish I were into techno

Sorry, I was doing Halloween stuff, I think I'd prefer to do lead guitar. lol thanks.

This sounds like a lot of fun, and I can finally experiment with my blues tones and that stuff, yay!

Jammin song! I think I'd like to either sing or play lead guitar! Sounds like a lot of fun!

I'd probably get a cheap Mitchell.

The Mitchell I linked to, is the one I used here, for both the percussion and the guitar itself. I strung it with light acoustic Elixir strings.

At 10/27/09 10:48 AM, Triented wrote: I don't want reviews, I want to hear other's music that represents their opinion on Psychosis, without the complication of scrolling through 1000 pages of audio advertisements, or creating a contest.

Okay, maybe other people will have different intent, and whore their songs out with vague relations to Psychosis and their music that make little to no sense, as long as they get to advertise their song in link form. Your personal intent doesn't change others'.

I Can't Find My Socks!, by Kor-Rune Type: SongGenre: Ambient

Odd chords, awkward phrasing, and soothing vocals with a jazzier atmosphere toward the middle-end.

Become fluent, close your eyes, and speak with your fingers. Tell us something. in C# harmonic minor.

I wish I could solo...

Sounds fun, I think I'd join in, yup yup!

At 9/27/09 11:14 PM, Metaljonus wrote: I thought sweeping was side to side????

no silly, sweeping is that end part on eruption. learn your guitar

At 9/27/09 03:41 PM, loansindi wrote:

At 9/27/09 03:41 PM, thecoreman wrote: What I meant be that was that if you learn how to sweep pick, you will reflexively fight against that noise, therefore you will develop the muting technique.

Sweep picking isn't really related to lead lines.

The muting comfort you get when you learn sweep picking reaaaally helps add a natural feel to it. But really, if you've got down sweep picking, you've bound to at least got a decent grasp on muting already.

It kind of becomes natural, like MJ said. Palm mutes the lower strings and left hand mutes the upper strings whenever you're playing. Eventually, as you gain finesse with playing, you will learn to hear for the extra noise, and it will bug you so much you'll find a natural way to mute it.

I once spun out on the highway into the grass. I snuck quickly onto the service road with my heart racing and worries about being pulled over lul.

Yeah, ZS hit it on the head with a Fender Jazz.

I've also tried a friend's Schecter Stilleto 6 string, and it's absolutely wonderful in feel and sound.

Though, there can be horrible Fender Jazz basses and terrific cheap dean basses(okay, maybe not), but it can be a matter of chance with guitars. You just have to try a bunch of them out and get a personal opinion on them. Try not to go for how cool the body looks though, or how many spikes they can fit on the head stock.

Here's a recording with my Snowball for acoustics(pretty quiet in a noisy bedroom, so eh on my part).

I kinda like the mic, personally, good 100 dollars quick little ditty. Sounds great to me.

At 9/5/09 07:16 AM, Zero123Music wrote: kor-rune is the best guitarist i know on here

Holy crap, this makes me happy. :3

But Metaljonus would have to take that title XD

I've already offered to play this but I'm just too damned busy at the moment. D: setting up gigs and other homo stuff and getting the band together and school and buuuuhhh

At 9/3/09 05:24 PM, Arceus493 wrote: I'm no Beethoven, though! I can't read music. And it's a HUGE pain in the ass to make it by ear.

So if you don't feel you're talented to make music, try making it a skill! You've just gotta try and fail, and then try again! You'll progressively get better and it will eventually take way less time to make. If you're that inspired to make music but don't have the creativity, try and exercise what creativity you do have!

Trust me, when you make a song on your own, it's a much better feeling than just covering someone else's song. All ya gotta do is try. :3

I play the guitar

I can do a G chord

I use a Digitech GNX4 multieffect pedalboard, and it serves all my needs very well. I really hope to pick up this Boss in the future and sell my board, as long as it can do everything the Digitech can, which I'm positive it can, maybe even better. I just want to see how the effects would interact with my amp and stuff.

Post some stuff with it if you can so we can get an idea. :3

At 8/17/09 04:06 AM, Neyowolf wrote: Too important for that crap

Nope, doesn't look like it.

Yeah, not going to be finding a live, pro, good sounding drummer willing to do it for free, I bet.

Me or MJ or Twilight or LightKeeper can program drums effeciently, but I already did the solo part so yeah, I'd pick one of those guys and just have them programmed.

Hello, welcome to the audio portal forums! We aren't allowed to post threads advertising our music like such, but you can certainly advertise all of your music you wish to here at the Audio Advertisements thread!

Enjoy your stay here at the audio forums and please follow the rules. Good day sir!

I actually like it better as a keyboard specific sound. In my band, the drummer sometimes likes to plug his keytar/synthesizer korg thing into my guitar amp, and turn up the distortion with a square lead sound. I actually loved the sound of it. It sounded like a guitar without and picking noises, so in my mind is just qualified as a kickass sounding keyboard. Keyboards need lovin' too! D:

At 8/14/09 01:04 AM, Nosferatu-of-Worms wrote: Damn it man, I was hoping to be able to get a chance at actually playing out more. Though honestly, you kick my ass (I'm extremely mediocre compared to you, and I mean extremely).

Overall, with Kor-Rune on guitar, there's no way those solos can sound bad (backing track sounded really good too). Hope all goes well.

Oh no! I feel like an ass :< I didn't even see your reply when I skimmed down the thread D:

I'm going to probably make my own guitar solo collab and have all of my favorite NG buddies solo on it! how's that? :3

Oh hey, if there's a spot open for a lead guitar bit, I'd love to join in. :3

Kor-Rune's Classical Caviar, by Kor-Rune Type: SongGenre: Heavy Metal

INTENSE BLAST BEATS, PROG METAL TECHNICAL DEATH RIFFS, TIME SIGNATURES ALL OVER THE PLACE, AND.. oboes?

Grave, by Kor-Rune Type: SongGenre: Heavy Metal

At 8/5/09 04:15 PM, Torak2 wrote: There is some Led Zeppelin that's good...like Kashmir, or Stairway to Heaven?

Woah, I like this guy's idea

Convert these songs into rock songs instead, OP!

At 8/4/09 03:18 AM, carbonanimation wrote: Trust me I do, and all my friend's gotta do is just play the real violin part in the background, but, it goes quiet a lot, any chance you know of any louder/faster pace songs? However, I will look into converting that one as well.

Classical music has lots of dynamics, or quiet and loud parts. If you're looking for something loud and fast all the way through, you're probably not going to find it. Back then, they didn't have power metal.

Try playing, what was mentioned before, Moonlight Sonata's 3rd movement, and I'll be impressed. It's got lots of those nice (I think) diminished and minor ascensions for your dark bit. Those awesome low velocity arpeggios, then that haunting staccato section, lovely.

SymbolCymbal is dead right about the song choice, "I could be better" "I don't think I deserve this" etc. Even if you aren't singing, a minor key depressing thing is just no good. The song is just far too depressing to use. You'll want people to stay in spirit man. Find a major key upbeat song.