At first, I thought this was the wrong one.
Served me right for making judgments before the song even picked up. Nice job you two! Keep up the good work.
Hello once again, NG! This is the eleventh of 26 submissions (or so) that I'll upload this year for a project entitled Project 26: Submission a Week. This project is in collaboration with NG user Chocosoda (check him out!) Each other week in 2011, I'll upload a musical piece for a total of 26.
It's March, and that means it's FFVIII month. What better way to celebrate the release of Suckerpunch (which I went out to see tonight -- and you totally should, too!) than with a nice boss theme to round out your weekend?
This is "Force Your Way," the boss theme from FFVIII (duh), with a few instrument changes, part modifications and a new drum track. In other words, this is a by-the-books Joshy676 job. xD
And, this week, Chocosoda collaborated with me on this one. It's good to have him back.
TIME/TEMPO: 1'54"/180 BPM (4/4 time, with a measure of 5/4 and a measure of 6/4)
KEY: E minor/F# minor/A minor
ORIGINAL THEME: "Force Your Way" by Nobuo Uematsu
MIDI TRANSCRIPTION: "SinclairC" at VGMusic.com
SOUNDFONTS USED (* denotes a new soundfont):
-Bass Naturally Decaying Guitars 2 (Finger Bass 2)
-Instruments SPYRO'S Pure Oscillators (Sine3, Inv. Sine3)
-Organ Rock Rotor Fast (Hard Rock Organ)
-Yamaha Custom Drumkit (Sticks, Snares On, Maple Snare)
-Strings Kurzweil 44.1KHz (PC88 Marcato Strings)*
Epiphone Custom Shop Silverburst Les Paul recorded in Zynewave Podium Free via Line6 POD2 through Behringer Guitar-USB adapter.
Arranged and rendered in FL Studio 9.
Enjoy! Don't forget to leave a review and check out my other works -- and also check back to see the remixed version at the end of the month. Subscribe to the RSS feed of my submissions so you don't miss one! :D
~Joshy676
At first, I thought this was the wrong one.
Served me right for making judgments before the song even picked up. Nice job you two! Keep up the good work.
I was wondering who would get trolled by the intro! Thanks, Shawn. :D
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.