The Cat Song (Fourth Project)

I'll be the first to admit it, my last description was less than epic. I will fix that now. NOW THE BEST WAY TO ENJOY THIS NEW CREATION IS TO BLAST THE SOUND. TURN IT WAY UP. I HEARD ONCE THAT PEOPLE USE LOUD NOISES TO SOUND GOOD, I MAY BE DOING THAT. FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE WONDERING ABOUT THE SONG TITLE, UNDERSTAND THIS, THE POINT OF THE PROJECT WAS TO USE A MODULATION IN THE SONG SO I USED ONE ON THE MASTER VOLUME AND AS A WHAMMY BAR FOR THE PITCH ON ONE OF THE SLAYER, IT ENDED UP SOUNDING LIKE A CAT SO I WENT WITH IT DUE TO LACK OF TIME. I ALSO DUMBED DOWN THE BASS. BUT PLEASE LISTEN, ENJOY, AND COMMENT. I LOVE COMMENTS. (IN CASE YOU CAN'T TELL I'M USING ALL CAPTS TO SIGNIFY THAT I AM YELLING. IT IS KIND OF OBVIOUS.)

Third Project (Awesome)

This new creation of mine was hatched from the crazy mind of James Bodine. The effects you hear are from all corners of the world. The clap in the first part is outfitted with a delay, the snare a reverb, and the slayer (again from Rock Band) I used a flanger. The FPC had a chorus to it.

Second Awesome Project

I didn't know what I was doing going into this Project, so I winged it. I started with a simple chop of a note and soon I was chopping on Heaven's Door. I hit a snag with just the Slayer and FPC but with some help from the totally awesome Mr. Rebuse and his kind words of wisdom I added the other slayer (the long chord) and the bass. The end result reminded me of a song from a game I play (Bully). Anyway enjoy and thanks for the awesome (am I over using that word) comments from the first one, even if I don't know what panning means.