Rayman Pirate-Community

Hey guys, since we have quite a lot of musicians here, let's record some music!

First of all, this topic can simply be a collection of all the recordings we have to share. Show off your skills!

I'd record something right now myself but unfortunately it's quite late here right now lol, plus I got the goddamn 3rd string under my middle finger while making a bend a few days ago, so it kinda hurts to play - gonna be OK in a couple of days though.

Alright, let's form a list of musicians. If you play an instrument, sing, or use some kind of software to compose music, sign up right now! You can write a short bio too if you want, actually that'd be great.

Personally I'm a guitar player, been playing for about 4 years now I think, started with the "Smoke on the Water" riff ( ) and the like; back then the solo seemed like something impossible (despite actually being an easy one). Now I'm mainly a pentatonic/blues scale whore lol, but I'm trying to fix that by learning classical music such as Csardas by Monti (really really awesome) or gypsy jazz music (Minor Swing, ohhhh yeah).

PC musicians

Format: Name - Instrument - Links to recordings

1. Matyuv - Guitar, piano (Fender Stratocaster '57 Reissue, and a $80 classical "noname", Fender Blues Junior amp, a Vox tube overdrive; Yamaha CLP-330 digital piano) - Sunny, Minor Swing
2. MrBadGuy - Guitar (Fender Stratocaster, Epiphone SG Special, unnamed classical, woodstock electro acoustic) - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
3. Sam - Multi-instrumentalist (alto and tenor sax, keys, guitars/basses) - Maple Leaf Rag
4. DesLife - Guitar (Ibanez GRG170DX, a lame Ibanez dreadnought, and a 12s Ibanez jumbo, Marshall 100W) - La Guilde, Laura, Valentine 2, Akira, Piste 7 (the old link is broken), Costa del Sol, Caves of Albion, an electronic track, Sultans of Swing, various orsum tracks, Lambe an Dro (vid), White.
5. StaceyW - Vocals - No links yet
6. Tobbe - Bass (Fender Deluxe Series Jazz Bass V, active electronics and custom fitted Badass Bass bridge. Dirt cheap Hartke amp) - No links yet
7. Raylex - DJ - Trance mix
8. Drolpiraat - Piano, computer (FL Studio) - Tetris theme
9. Adsolution - Piano, vocals, guitar, various percussion, various woodwinds, music production - Rayman: Revenge of the Dark ~ Soundtrack part 31
10. PowerPatrick - Computer (FL Studio) - Various electronic tracks
11. MMMorshew - Guitar (Harley Benton acoustic, Explorer electric) - No links yet
12. Hedgehog673 - Bass (Morgan Legend Series Bass) - No links yet
13. Lovy - Bass (ESP ltd B-50, with a Marshall B-30 and a CryBaby Wah Bass) - Piano (a big black Yamaha) - Keyboards (An old Yamaha PSR-310)
14. iHeckler9 - Tenor horn, trumpet, French horn, vocals - No links yet
15. Beebop - Piano, recorder, guitar, bass, drums, harmonica, mandolin, vocals - (KORG PA588 Professional Arranger, Yamaha PSR-275, VOX 200 watt Valvetronix, Hagstrom Super Swede, Hagstrom Delux F, Fender Stratocaster (Mexico), Westfield Les Paul, Tenson Grand Auditorium Semi-acoustic, Suzuki Folkmaster Diatonic Harmonica (Key of C), Martin Smith Mandolin,Yamaha Recorder, Behringer Multi FX Pedal, Crybaby Wah Wah pedal) - Funk guitar solo, one more funk guitar solo

2. MrBadGuy - guitarist (Fender Stratocaster, Epiphone SG Special, unnamed classical, woodstock electro acoustic) - No links yet


Where can I upload a music track to btw?

Aw, I don't play any instrument. I've always wanted to play drums though, just never really got myself to start.

I'll gladly participate, just so long as ska and avant-garde is acceptable.
3. Sam - multi-instrumentalist (alto and tenor sax, keys, guitars/basses)

I used to be a real sad character. I'd go to school, play video games until I dropped, wake up and do exactly the same. I noticed the music in video games more than anything, and started to pick up my dad's guitars to try and play the pieces I liked. I liked jazz a lot, but after finding a band named Mr. Bungle on the internet because of a video game medley they did, I found a bigger interest in experimental music, which opened up my mind to a lot of "straight" genres as well (such as ska, some pop, electronic and rock). I tend to play a lot of Prince Buster, Frank Zappa, Mr. Bungle and Scott Joplin at the moment. I do have one recording, but the quality's rather bad, and the playing's poor too (I used a cheap portable recorder, and I was fooling around with my friends on an old acoustic piano that we found in a skip - there was something sticky on some of the keys, I dare not imagine all the possible things it might have been):
http://www.mediafire.com/?b4m3tj2mm31

Guitar (Ibanez GRG170DX, a 95€ Ibanez dreadnought, lame, and a 12s Ibanez jumbo, Marshall 100W. The electric guitar (grg) is not at home atm)
Kazoo
Planning to buy a bass, and to have piano lessons. I bought an audio recorder (Zoom H4n) too. I've also made some compositions on Guitar Pro 4, I'll record them.

It's gonna be funkyyy

I sorta sing if you want female vocals in this lol

Ok, I have a link to a pretty much exact recreation of Pink Floyd's 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' with mostly improvised solos (although the first keyboard solo isn't improvised, most bass, keyboard and guitar is), however it's unfinished and the first guitar solo needs to be redone. here

StaceyW wrote:I sorta sing if you want female vocals in this lol

One of us could always try and compose an experimental piece at some point. There's no harm in trying it out, is there?

lol I can make drums in FL Studio. I'm not good at making anything else though, I have ideas I just can't get them down.
I'vw always wanted to play bass but don't have the patience...

Is that Fruityloops? I had that years ago it was so much fun. Think I've still got it, it came with Guitar Tracks Pro

Actually I play guitar (Statocaster), piano and harmonica, but I'm not very good in harmonica, I'm just beginner. Sory I didn't think help you but I can give my view.

6. Tobbe - Bass (Fender Deluxe Series Jazz Bass V, active electronics and custom fitted Badass Bass bridge. Dirt cheap Hartke amp)

Hey guys, do you know a good and simple program for purposes like recording rhythm and solo and then mixing them into one track? I heard Cubase is good but that doesn't seem simple at all, and it's huge.

DesLife wrote:Marshall 100W

Not if you'er using MIDI, although, I record the tracks on a portable recorder using an export the masters onto the computer and onto Audacity so that I can put all the recordings together (it's only a 4 track, so you've got to make more than one song for more complicated pieces). Audacity's alright for synchronising recordings, but not actually for recording on.

Matyuv wrote:Hey guys, do you know a good and simple program for purposes like recording rhythm and solo and then mixing them into one track? I heard Cubase is good but that doesn't seem simple at all, and it's huge.

DesLife wrote:Marshall 100W

I have Cubase LE 4 (got it one month ago, with the H4n) and it is quite difficul to use, but there is a huge amount of possibilities.
As for the Marshall, it's a transistor amp. That one.

I use Logic Studio 9 and Pro Tools LE but they're not simple at all. Fantastic programs though.

Hell, I'll join this as a singer.

How high can you go?

No idea lol. Don't have much experience.

Okay, lot of guitars here!

Here is one of my Trance music mix.
It's an old one but... hope you like it!