Thanks! The rhythm guitars are AMH and AME from Ample Sound. The lead guitar is AGVC. Bass is Grovebass. I used Overloud TH-U and MIKKO Essentials for the tones. Drums are GGD Modern & Massive, except the snare is from BFD3. Synths are from Omnisphere 2.
@@sammpaul There's not much to share since the tone comes from the amp sims but I'll list the main tweaks I did: Pick the "bypass FX" preset, go to settings and set the "velocity sensitivity" slider to minimum value (it's located in the first tab called "System"). Then go to the "Sample" tab in the settings and adjust the "Global Envelope" so that "Start" is 0ms (10-15ms can be good for faster rhythm parts). Then enable "Stroke Noise" in the main interface and adjust its volume to taste. In AMH this happens using the FX volume slider in the main interface since there's no Strummer tab (unless they have updated that since). In AME, the volume of the stroke noise volume can be adjusted in the Strummer tab. I turn it down to 0.2 which is the sweet spot for metal chugs to me. After that it's a matter of finding a good tone. If you want to use free amp sims, I would recommend a combination of Mercuriall TSC (tube screamer), Ignite Amps Emissary (amplifier) and NadIR + the free Catharsis Impulse Response pack (guitar cabinet simulator).
The throwback of all throwbacks in N64!
Never had an n64 but the music kicks ass
Short and sweet, simply great.
Thanks! I thought about trying to extend it but I settled with the replay button instead.
This is a great punchy cover
Thanks!
The music was great in this game
(Please read in excited announcer voice)
Indeed, I need to do some more than just the main theme. Some day.
very nice
Thanks!
Nice! 💕
Thanks keiko!
Wonderful cover. I'm so impressed by your use of virtual plugins. Mind if I ask what plugins you used here?
Thanks! The rhythm guitars are AMH and AME from Ample Sound. The lead guitar is AGVC. Bass is Grovebass. I used Overloud TH-U and MIKKO Essentials for the tones. Drums are GGD Modern & Massive, except the snare is from BFD3. Synths are from Omnisphere 2.
@@Tremendouz Nice one. Mind if you share the AMH and AME settings since I sadly lost everything due to malware.
@@sammpaul There's not much to share since the tone comes from the amp sims but I'll list the main tweaks I did: Pick the "bypass FX" preset, go to settings and set the "velocity sensitivity" slider to minimum value (it's located in the first tab called "System").
Then go to the "Sample" tab in the settings and adjust the "Global Envelope" so that "Start" is 0ms (10-15ms can be good for faster rhythm parts).
Then enable "Stroke Noise" in the main interface and adjust its volume to taste. In AMH this happens using the FX volume slider in the main interface since there's no Strummer tab (unless they have updated that since). In AME, the volume of the stroke noise volume can be adjusted in the Strummer tab. I turn it down to 0.2 which is the sweet spot for metal chugs to me.
After that it's a matter of finding a good tone. If you want to use free amp sims, I would recommend a combination of Mercuriall TSC (tube screamer), Ignite Amps Emissary (amplifier) and NadIR + the free Catharsis Impulse Response pack (guitar cabinet simulator).
@@Tremendouz ok will have a look. Thanks for the tip.