[8bit Progressive Metal] Patashu - Fading World

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Re: [8bit Progressive Metal] Patashu - Fading World

this is awesome though im kind of sad theres no rhythm guitar

dueling guitar solosssssssss


ps this totes reminds me of some of b4kns stuff

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who's that?

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the battle at mammoth mountain

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Neat song, I enjoyed listening

edit: haha we both have songs about whales. that's a cool coincidence

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Yeah, this is true now that I think about it. At the first instant of conception I don't have a theme for the track - but without intending to I soon come up with an accompanying theme/story/location/whatever for the song and that gives me an idea of what it should be doing.

I would love to use stereo panning, but Famitracker doesn't have this because the NES didn't either XD But I would be all over it in a different program, yes. (Another thing I could do is export stems, pan them in e.g. Audacity, then render that as the final track.) One trick I was taught is to detune channels by a quanta, and so if they ever play the same note they don't interfere destructively, and that helps a lot. You also want some highs, some lows, some mids and to keep them saturated (so I have notes with long tails, noise instruments that fade rather than go quiet immediately, double and single channel reverb when I can fit it in, etc).

What else can be done to 'bring out the melody'? Make everything else quieter when it's playing? Make it a different part of the frequency range than everything else?

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