Same as seven but with new music

naruto and gaara
EDIT VERSION go to youtube for fullversion

The Sonic '06 trailer is badly mutilated by a certain dancing banana...

This robot is a better saxophone player than I ever was.

This is part 2 of my Life Before MUGEN miniseries.

This is a long video: about 30 minutes long! This video highlights my stint as a VGMusic.com MIDI sequencer. I showcase the best MIDI sequences of game   more...music I made as Alluro95.

Thanks to the makers of most of the clips of the games featured here!  less

First-time ever Midi Accordion controlling Hammond Organ played (with bass lines on the buttons!) by JON HAMMOND Blues Band at JAZZKELLER Frankfurt. With sponsorship from Philip Morris, Jon was able to   more...fly guitarist BARRY FINNERTY in from New York. Joined by DERRICK JAMES (alto sax), ALAIN NAU (drums), UWE GEHRING aka WESLEY G (guitar). Mixed live (under the piano with some guy blowing cigar smoke in his face) JOE BERGER. *special thanks: SENNHEISER Microphones, Hammond Suzuki, EUGEN HAHN Jazzkeller. **Note: Guitarist HERB ELLIS was sitting next to bandstand in front during Frankfurt Musikmesse. Jon Hammond plays Excelsior Accordions & Hammond Organs *Official site: http://www.jonhammondband.com c)2007  less

not an inprov,,,flashback,,,singing,keyboards,,digi drums,midi samples,,
...tracked all vocal,.keys ect...on 64 track digital recorder,,,,,the only thing im faking is the video,,lip sinking..lol ...oh   more...yea and fakeing the violin
just thought it looked cool  less

I teach how to sing with midi the Eurythmics Sweet Dreams.

Lyrics Below . . I added some tracks to Kris Shred's song including drums bass strings piano and background vocals - I got a lot of help on this one from my brother Dale. We tried to give it a MOODY BLUES   more...type of feel. See what you think. Here are his lyrics
ON YOUR WAY
[C1]: Hey I say to myself -- why I have to go through this pain
The decision took a long time -- and always it hurt so bad -- ...hurt so bad

[C2]: Now I think to myself -- tell me what I've done that wrong
But never I will be told -- you are on your way, ...on your way

[V]: So the time has reached -- to decide about us
No more thoughts, I just want it now -- to be clear to see -- ...to see

[B]: Just like no human, just like some trash
You throw me away and don't look me in the eyes
Why do you say you love me still when you can't show it anyway
It's just like a play but I don't play it no more day

[V]: So the time has reached -- to decide about us
No more thoughts, I just want it now -- to be clear to see -- ...to see

[C1]: Hey I say to myself -- why I have to go through this pain
The decision took a long time -- and always it hurt so bad -- ...hurt so bad

[C2]: Now I think to myself -- tell me what I've done that wrong
But never I will be told -- you are on your way, ...on your way

© 2000 Kris Shred  less

Lyrics below - This is an original song by ZACKSREPAIR. I added some instruments to his arrangement with some help from my brother, Dale.
Lyrics
Go to sleep little boy
Your mommy's not home
She's gone away   more...to heaven
Where all the angels go
It's quarter past eleven
Way past sleepy time
But I'll be with you baby
Till sunbeams kiss the sky

Close your eyes
Don't say a word
I know that you don't understand
All the things you've heard
Close your eyes
Don't say a word
Don't you know your daddy loves you

Go to sleep little boy
And I'll be by your side
All I have to give to you
Is in this lullaby
Daddy's heart is broken
But daddy just can't cry
so let softy sing to you
sleep till morning light

Words and music - ZACK BICKNELL  less

orchestra sounds added to an original song by noojet from youtube

dids78 writes great songs - I took his song into Sonar and added drums, bass, piano, brass, and overdrive guitar
Thanks for another great song, dids

Here is the whole song by dids78 - I added MIDI drums, bass and piano.
I am sorry for poor video editing. I don't know how I made dids "backwards" like he's in a mirror :(

I added drums, bass and piano to dids78 song using MIDI. This in an informative video and deals with tempo changes and other functions in Sonar4

http://www.YourSonicProducer.com Have some fun! Learn How to write and share your own music. Create music like the pros with our sequencer software and Drum Beat Maker. Mac or PC & create MP3s.

http://www.YourSonicProducer.com Have some fun! Learn How to write and distribute your own music. Create music like the pros with our sequencer software and Drum Beat Maker. Mac or PC & create MP3s.

http://www.YourSonicProducer.com Have some fun! Learn How to write and create your own music. Create music like the pros with our sequencer software and Drum Beat Maker. Mac or PC & create MP3s.

http://electronicdrumset.electronicdrumlessons.com Use Your Electronic Drum Set to Play Steel Pans.Learn all You can do with Your Electronic Drum Kit, features of the Roland TD series.

http://www.guitargnosis.comThings have changed drastically over the years, and things have gotten much easier in present time. Back in the day, recording your musical ideas consisted of putting them   more...to tape (literally). In present time, it's a bit more 'fancy'.In this video I'll give you a few tips on how to store your musical ideas, whether they be riffs, melodies, chord progressions, full-blown compositions or even just textual ideas. I show you what I've done personally and what works best for me, though there's really no right way to go about this. Whichever way benefits you most is the way to go.Saving these things is EXTREMELY important and I wholeheartedly recommend to begin doing this NOW if you're not already. We've all had those times when we've written something and wished that we would have recorded it in time to remember it for future use. By employing these few little techniques, your life will be a bit easier on the composing side.  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comJust imagine in 5 years time what you'll end up with if you begin to employ the tips I'm giving you. Looking back on 5 years worth of little bits and pieces of ideas can seriously   more...make you end up with a neat little treasure chest full of multiple holy grails of musical ideas.Songwriting doesn't have to be sitting around at your studio desk 'working'. It can be as easy as sitting around your house watching TV and coming up with an idea out of nowhere, then transcribing it and saving it for later use. You'll be surprised at what you came up with once you look back on all of it.By applying this, you'll see that it's gluing together musical confetti and taking these tiny bits and pieces and throwing them into a blender to ultimately produce a concoction of music that your heart and soul desires. Need I put it in any other way!?  less

http://www.synthgnosis.comThis is the 2nd half of the first tutorial in the synthesizer programming series.There is a sample sine wave and a square wave to go along with this lesson available on the   more...site. It comes directly from my synthesizer and it's for loading into your audio editor of choice. Once downloaded and inserted into your audio editor of choice, stretch the track view and look at the drawn waveform. Does it look familiar? It should!Synthesizer programming is something that's often strayed away from due to all of those big, fancy words. Sometimes, something like a Low Frequency Oscillator seems so incredibly frightening that we don't even attempt to try and learn synthesizer programming. I want to tell you that it's MUCH more easy than you've ever imagined, and I'm here to show you how and why.Synth programming is very simple. It basically starts with a wave, or a shape. We call them waveforms. The most common types of these shapes, waves, or 'waveforms' are below:(in no particular order)Sine Triangle Square Pulse Sawtooth (Saw) NoiseThere are many more shapes, but we'll save that for another time. We have what we call an oscillator, and this oscillator generates one of the aforementioned waveforms. It then goes into what's called a filter, which is where the basic subtractive synthesis takes place. Subtractive synthesis is the most common type of synthesis. Basically, you 'take out' (subtract) what you don't want from the original waveform and it produces the desired timbre. It is then run into the amplifier which is simply volume.Oscillator - Filter - AmplifierThis is the order in which synthesis takes place. Congrats. You now know more than most about synth programming just from these little tidbits of information.  less

http://www.synthgnosis.comThere is a sample sine wave and a square wave to go along with this lesson available on the site. It comes directly from my synthesizer and it's for loading into your audio   more...editor of choice. Once downloaded and inserted into your audio editor of choice, stretch the track view and look at the drawn waveform. Does it look familiar? It should!Synthesizer programming is something that's often strayed away from due to all of those big, fancy words. Sometimes, something like a Low Frequency Oscillator seems so incredibly frightening that we don't even attempt to try and learn synthesizer programming. I want to tell you that it's MUCH more easy than you've ever imagined, and I'm here to show you how and why.Synth programming is very simple. It basically starts with a wave, or a shape. We call them waveforms. The most common types of these shapes, waves, or 'waveforms' are below:(in no particular order)Sine Triangle Square Pulse Sawtooth (Saw) NoiseThere are many more shapes, but we'll save that for another time. We have what we call an oscillator, and this oscillator generates one of the aforementioned waveforms. It then goes into what's called a filter, which is where the basic subtractive synthesis takes place. Subtractive synthesis is the most common type of synthesis. Basically, you 'take out' (subtract) what you don't want from the original waveform and it produces the desired timbre. It is then run into the amplifier which is simply volume.Oscillator - Filter - AmplifierThis is the order in which synthesis takes place. Congrats. You now know more than most about synth programming just from these little tidbits of information.  less

http://www.synthgnosis.comWell, what is it then? - READ! I'm talking books, and manuals!You'd be surprised at just how much you can improve yourself as a musician by doing one simple thing: studying.   more...For example, let's take a guitarist and a synthesizer player. What do they do?.... play guitar and synthesizer. Ok, but what am I trying to say here?What I'm trying to say is that there is a LOT more to being a musician than you think. A lot of it is studying the way audio is recorded, mixed, mastered, etc. Of course we all have downtime and we're not playing our instruments all day long, but during the time we're not, you'd be surprised at how fast you can progress as a musician by just reading, which doesn't even require an instrument in your hands.As a final note, please don't be discouraged by anyone. Where they fail, you can cash in. The chances are that if you even so much as read just a SINGLE book on any audial subject, you'll probably know more than 85% of the musicians out there that are into the same thing.Studying is just as important as practicing.  less

http://www.synthgnosis.comMidi file and sheet music (fingerings included) available on the site.I believe that the best way to get over those little hurdles in music is to attack them directly. For   more...as long as I remember, I've created my own exercises to help myself progress in what I was weak in. This short lesson will give you some ideas for creating your own exercises targeted at your weakness, as well as give you an exercise of my own to try out.Finger and hand independence is what the great majority of new synthesizer and piano players have the most difficulty with, especially HAND independence. I consider hand independence more of a 'muscle' kind of a thing, and hand independence more of a 'mind' kind of a thing. Finger independence is mental of course, but I find it's much easier to master than hand independence, which takes a lot more mental power.  less