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Love to hear the cover.

You know, BoC did state in an interview that things aren't what they always seem to be. That doesn't mean everything ro anything was done with a guitar. I think it just means they find/create a sample and create a piece of music out of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCPMtIEhL1A
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thanks a lot!
I'd already programmed a similar beat but for a cover thats faithful to the original, this is useful.
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Can anyone help me work out the basic chords for peacock tail? I think it would sound sweet strummed out on a guitar.. Im getting a little confused trying to work it out. :oops:
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Sounds more like bass along with some synth melody. This one I can see why you are having trouble trying to figure out a way to strum it on guitar.


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This is rather off topic but i remember doing an acoustic version of Windowlicker... might upload if anyone would care to hear (after some re-editing)
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TrippyTrinity wrote:Sounds more like bass along with some synth melody. This one I can see why you are having trouble trying to figure out a way to strum it on guitar.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCPMtIEhL1A
yeah, its more complex than one would expect :? hehe. Windowlicker cover? I'm sure there are plenty enough Aphex fans here to be interested :D
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Windowlicker on acoustic guitar?
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saurus wrote:This is rather off topic but i remember doing an acoustic version of Windowlicker... might upload if anyone would care to hear (after some re-editing)
Yes, please upload.
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MDG?! Where did you go? I saw you post the tabs for Peacock Tail :wink:
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The Friendly Stranger wrote:MDG?! Where did you go? I saw you post the tabs for Peacock Tail :wink:
Yeah I saw that too - so glad I'm not imagining things ;)
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ditto :lol:
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Numerator wrote:ditto :lol:
Ditto here as well. ;)

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Any more covers??
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http://8bitcollective.com/music/J%2526H ... +Cover%29/

A rather rushed cover I did of 'Olson' on my Gameboy a few months back using the software LSDJ...

Sorry for plugging this elsewhere on here before but seeming though you asked :P

Also, I'm gonna record a version of 'Roygbiv' that I did on my GB at some point in the future...
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Aserine wrote:http://8bitcollective.com/music/J%2526H ... +Cover%29/

A rather rushed cover I did of 'Olson' on my Gameboy a few months back using the software LSDJ...

Sorry for plugging this elsewhere on here before but seeming though you asked :P

Also, I'm gonna record a version of 'Roygbiv' that I did on my GB at some point in the future...
Cool... Not bad for doing it on a gameboy. ;)
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TrippyTrinity wrote:
Aserine wrote:http://8bitcollective.com/music/J%2526H ... +Cover%29/

A rather rushed cover I did of 'Olson' on my Gameboy a few months back using the software LSDJ...

Sorry for plugging this elsewhere on here before but seeming though you asked :P

Also, I'm gonna record a version of 'Roygbiv' that I did on my GB at some point in the future...
Cool... Not bad for doing it on a gameboy. ;)
Heh. Thanks :)

It's harder than you think with all the limitations of the hardware :P
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Aserine wrote:
TrippyTrinity wrote:
Aserine wrote:http://8bitcollective.com/music/J%2526H ... +Cover%29/

A rather rushed cover I did of 'Olson' on my Gameboy a few months back using the software LSDJ...

Sorry for plugging this elsewhere on here before but seeming though you asked :P

Also, I'm gonna record a version of 'Roygbiv' that I did on my GB at some point in the future...
Cool... Not bad for doing it on a gameboy. ;)
Heh. Thanks :)

It's harder than you think with all the limitations of the hardware :P
I couldn't even imagine looking at a gameboy as a musical instrument. LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCPMtIEhL1A
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TrippyTrinity wrote:
Aserine wrote:
TrippyTrinity wrote: Cool... Not bad for doing it on a gameboy. ;)
Heh. Thanks :)

It's harder than you think with all the limitations of the hardware :P
I couldn't even imagine looking at a gameboy as a musical instrument. LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCPMtIEhL1A
Haha, some people just don't get it but after years of playing guitar and keyboards in shitty pop punk bands I find making stripped back electronic music on old video game consoles such as the Gameboy and AtariST quite refreshing :)

Anyway, getting back on topic, that was a really nice guitar rendition of 'Olson'
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Aserine wrote:
TrippyTrinity wrote:
Aserine wrote: Heh. Thanks :)

It's harder than you think with all the limitations of the hardware :P
I couldn't even imagine looking at a gameboy as a musical instrument. LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCPMtIEhL1A
Haha, some people just don't get it but after years of playing guitar and keyboards in shitty pop punk bands I find making stripped back electronic music on old video game consoles such as the Gameboy and AtariST quite refreshing :)

Anyway, getting back on topic, that was a really nice guitar rendition of 'Olson'
I understand your pain. It's not so easy to find people you like and can make good music with.

Thanks for the compliment. More to come. :)
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