@MurtazaHaque0I'm back with another track! And this one actually has good volume control! 🔥
This is the third installment of my new series of tracks, Four Horsemen. I present you with Famine this time:
Here is the repo: github.com/TheDarkLynx786/Four-Horsemen
And here is the actual track:
In this track, I used 2 guitar lines over adjacent octaves to create that rich, loud sound. Then I added some cool panning tricks for a really, really nice effect. The high-register guitar kind of takes it from there, and the melodic parts display the despair of the famine. Then there is a breakdown section with a cool heavy riff.
Inspirations include "DBLSPACE.EXE" by MASTER BOOT RECORD, cus I used a particular riff from that track, just shifted up in a different key signature and faster. Otherwise, I guess I could also cite one of my previous tracks for its high energy ("Cataclysm").
I think this is one of my favorites, let me know what you all think!
@MurtazaHaque0I'm releasing a new series of metal tracks called the Four Horsemen. Here is the first track, "War:" (Not the Sisyphus Prime theme btw)
It is worth noting that I don't have the best music production software, so if the guitar sound is kinda MIDI, it really is the best that I could do
Here is the repo: github.com/TheDarkLynx786/Four-Horsemen
And here is the track:
In the pursuit of guitar amplification, I added 2 lines and panned them to each ear. However, the distortion feature puts in a sort of catch-22 situation, where if I lower it to get better sound quality, it sounds like just an electronic wave, but if I raise it to where it "sounds good," then it muddles the sound. I may need to play around with reverb and some other settings, but for now this is the best I could do. I would love to hear what yall think!
(shhhh I did not borrow a small riff from Pyschosocial)
@JacksonFlanders03D Design of a Guitar Amp Modeler powered by a Raspberry Pi 4B, with buttons, a screen, and a shell designed around the Pi
@MahitMarri0Made a guitar pick holder that when you rotate, the picks pop out one by one. I am printing it out rn so if there are any issues with the tolerances or something else I will adjust it later on.
github.com/MahitMarri/Guitar-Pick-Holder
you need an m4 screw and a small metal rod in order to assemble this
@BatuhanGul0Made this guitar for clone hero and Fortnite festival
@jordan0To celebrate my senior year, I had my friends, family, and teachers sign a guitar. The whole process involved disassembling the guitar, stripping clear coat, having them doodle, clearcoating with both rustoleum, and polyurethane, then drysanding and polishing with Meguiars. From there, I ended up reassembling the electronics. I have some pics of the process here
github.com/krishnayah/guitar-progress/tree/main
@JosephDong0Learned to play the guitar today! My friend is studying abroad so he’s letting me use his guitar 🙂
I’m making that face cuz my fingers hurt lol
@jc0Guess the song@linus0Day 3 of #10-days-in-public! I practiced for like 3 hours and changed the strings on my guitar—the old ones were getting pretty crusty
@sampoder0Yesterday, at school we hosted the first virtual assembly! Me, @neervikasv@23neil.g and Arsh did some crunch time video editing to produce the entire assembly video (30 min ish) in just under 4 hours!
here's my little speech on student council, super rough coz the entire video rushed:@alexa0A little music
@linus0Playing guitar preparing for jazz band in a few weeks
@anthonykung0been a great day, taught kids about air pressure... also learned a few new songs on guitar :yay: sending the video to my grandma now :parrot:
@anthonykung0Learning something new :pig-happy-jumping:
