elmo.xm (elmo.xm)
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Nominated by the crew for either outstanding quality, technique or creativity (or combination of) on 12th Apr 2012
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This song was very fun, fast and... predictable, though in a good way. I always wanted to hear Elmo die, and I got a chance to here! Well, it's not really Elmo dying rather than an electronic/rave song. Very fast paced with a GOOD predictable beat, this song was fun to listen to. I even listened to it twice! This song wasn't too difficult to make, though the simplicity probably made it a little better. Using a normal "house/rave"-style beat with Elmo's voice saying things, this song mesmerizes you, despite its typical beat. The samples and all mix into one good sound, which is a good one (as all rave sounds are).
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mouthor3.xi
HUUTO
mando_2.xi
SKITTA2
Skydancer, Nagash,
RUMPU1
RUMPU2
RUMPU3
ensembl4.xi
ppfork_1.xi
trumpsy2.xi
PILLI_2
glowvox2.xi
ORCH
SOOLO2
MURINA
Bass guitar
hieman Cradle of Filth
LURITUS
HUILU
SELLO1
AKUSTINEN
ORCH_11
flute2_a.xi
Stein invited me to
SELLO2
viuliu.
hieman Cradle of Filth
PIANO1
SOOLO1
OBOE
song muuvee like.
Sello2
cheaps_2.xi
ORCH_4
ORCH_9
BELL
ORCH_7
ORCH_5
ORCH_3
synpluck.xi
Basso2
JOIKU
1 G-power chord
FLANGER
khyron(ACiD)/weenie
JP - Software
MÖYRY1
DEMP1
MÖYRY2
DEMP2
OBOE
PILLI
SCREAM2
SCREAM1
KITARA
KUORO
vaikutteinen "pseudo"
arranged by...
KUORO2
PIANO3
SMÖYRY
2 d, 10th (C)
1 E, 5th (A) - single
1 a, 8th (F)
2 a, 8th (F) - chord
2 a, 6th (D#) - PM
2 d, 5th (G) - PM
2 g, 9th (E)
2 ph
E-Guitar 22(SOLO)
ORC1
ORC2
ORC3
NAURU
SCREAM1
SCREAM2
SCREAM3
SCREAM4
KUORO3
BViulut1-4
2
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Sello1
Sello2
Sello3
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size: 77 K
loop: forward
DEATH2.WAV
-- mando_2.xi --
size: 63 K
loop: none
BASARI1
BASARI2
VIRVELI1
HIHAT_OPEN
VIRVELI3
VIRVELI4
VIRVELI5
VIRVELI6
VIRVELI7
CRASH
BASARI
BASARI
BASARI
DEEPTOM.238
TOM2
HIHAT_CLOSED
CRASH1
CRASH2
CRASH3
CRASH4
HIHAT_C
HIHAT_O
HIHAT_C
HIHAT_O
HIHAT_O
HIHAT_C
Kattila
Pelti1
Pelti2
TOM1
TOM2
Pelti3
HIHAT_OPEN
HIHAT_CLOSED
BASARI
VIRVELI
PELTI
CRASH
TOM1
HAIKKA
DEEPTOM2
PATARUMPU
TOM3
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size: 184 K
loop: forward
-- ppfork_1.xi --
size: 536 K
loop: forward
-- trumpsy2.xi --
size: 321 K
loop: forward
-- glowvox2.xi --
size: 201 K
loop: forward
by Alexander Brandon
Bassguit.fsm
Xpansiv3.wav
FLUTE1.WAV
SELLO3.WAV
I/ o /~'//_\\
-- flute2_a.xi --
size: 121 K
loop: forward
Xpansiv3.wav
Doom
SELLO2.WAV
-- cheaps_2.xi --
size: 311 K
loop: forward
BELL.WAV
synth
Composed and Sampled
-- synpluck.xi --
size: 33 K
loop: none
noname
Girlvce.smp
C89-2.wav
khyron(ACiD)/weenie
GM71F#4.WAV
SCREAM6.WAV
SCREAM10.WAV
By Jazz/Pm&Scx
Choir11.wav
sampled by AKA
Orc04b.iff
Ogre06f.iff
Ogre06a.iff
LAUGH.WAV
SCREAM10.WAV
SCREAM6.WAV
Scream~1.wav
Scream~5.wav
Girlvce.smp
BVIULU1.WAV
BVIULU2.WAV
BVIULU3.WAV
BVIULU4.WAV
SELLO1.WAV
SELLO2.WAV
SELLO3.WAV
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While it's very tough to make a good metal tune in a tracker format, this is a good try. It does run into some problems that ofter similar modules got into as well, though. The fast drums fills don't make the tune sound more "dangerous" like they do on real world tracks, instead they make the track sound fake and kitschy. The same can be said for the flute-like lead melody, which goes nowhere and does absolutely nothing for me. The song also lacks a well-defined structure, leaving me in want of a hook or riff or something else recognizable to cling onto. This is a trait of the genre I know, but it becomes a weakness when your melodies and riffs aren't simply earcatchy enough to stand on their own and catch the listener's attention when they come by. Having said that, this tracks certainly does have its moments, most notably when the lead is absent, and the drums play at a more normal speed, so that the focus rests more on the guitars and the strings arrangement, which are actually very pleasant.