"Allocated Bytes"
StringConstant
ByteBrass
StreamSynth
GPFSnare
BitBass
V.42bis Vibraphone
ParallelPerco
WordHatClosed
WordHatOpen
WordSnare
SIMMbal
OEMPiano
DriveLight
(c) 1996 Me Myself & I Inc.
The Theme Song of Mr.
Anthony Castelletto, a
good personal friend and
a sucker for a good tune
<grin>
Finished during the month
of May, on the thirteenth
day. Mostly done in ST3,
but finished up in IT2
because there can be only
one tracker. :) Samples
are all public domain.
This tune is featured on
the premiere CD release
by the Electric Keet,
"version one point zero
beta". Not in any store!
If you want it, write me!
tracerj_umich.edu * http:
//www-personal.umich.edu/
~tracerj/j-music.htm
Obligatory greets to:
#trax (not like I owe 'em
greets or anything)
Quantum Porcupine (and
stay tuned...)
Everyone on FurryMUCK
(well, SOME of them)
Do you notice a trend in
how I name instruments?
Namely, that I like to
have really silly puns
embedded in them? Good.
Why am I rambling like
this? Don't ask me, it's
the little man who lives
at the stem of my brain
and pulls on the nerves
to remind me to breathe.
He tells me things. He
tells me to buy things.
He tells me to do things.
He knows what's best for
me. He says you don't
believe me, and I must
make you believe... :)
ASCII art time:
Yes! It's a city during
a blackout! *wewp*
Wow. You're so eleet.
You found the "hidden"
message. I bet you think
there's something good
down here. You'll keep
reading, and not too long
from now you'll realize
that there's nothing of
value in this paragraph.
The Good Stuff
License
Ratings
(8 / 10)
(Unrated)
People who like this tune
Your Comments
Internal Texts *
This song keeps you hooked with the neat changes in melody with a nice piano riff in the background for much of the song. The song captivates you right off the start with a nice intro and finishes off with a pretty good ending. A story is told in this piece. A lot of need effects are used, samples sound great together. No repetition! This is great and very rare in songs these days. The drumbeat throughout is very good and has lots of fills to keep the listener on his seat.