Awesome! Much better than the in game version. Can you do the other 2 tracks? Title theme rocks too. First Top Gear was ok. Second game was the best. Top Gear 3000 was like what happened? !
@@dr8bit884 Cost? Wdu mean, did you like pay for rights for this song you mean? And how long would you say it took for you to transcribe this? And how exactly did you transcribe? Hope you dont mind me asking because Im trying to cover another Top Gear 2 song (albeit for a retro system) and I was having trouble nailing the notes
@@Sh-hg8kf The transcription took me like 3 weeks, and I did it in a free sheet music application, in terms of rights, it is just a simple cover that does not generate any kind of profit, it is a simple work of a fanatic
@@dr8bit884 3 weeks? 3 weeks of constant work or intermittent work here and there over the course of 3 weeks? And what is your method of transcribing? Do you, say, record a specific note of the song you want to transcribe, try to find out what note it is by trying to play that note on your musical instrument/program of choice till you find it and rinse repeat for the rest of the notes? Or is there any other method?
The method is basically to listen to the song over and over again, if it is necessary to slow it down to find very frequent fast notes in video game music, my great advice would be, first decipher the main melody and the chords of the theme, it will not take you long And that will be your skeleton on which you will transcribe the rest of the arrangements, as for the drums if you know the basic parts of the drums and its basic rhythms, it will not take you much, good luck man!
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This song is absolutely buck wild!
Fuckin eh my dude. This was my JAM back in the day. Great job restoring it, absolutely nailed it!
It was very good man, could you do a cover of Auckland with that incredible bass line.
Perfect. You didn't try to reimagine the whole thing, you just fixed it bravo
We need more! Thanx!
You took the best track and made it sound 1000% better! Thank you, sir!!!
Thanks! Man
holy fuck, THIS IS GOLD!!!!
epic version my friend, could you do all top gear 2 and 3000 sountracks too?
Bravo.
Awesome! Much better than the in game version. Can you do the other 2 tracks? Title theme rocks too. First Top Gear was ok. Second game was the best. Top Gear 3000 was like what happened? !
Amazing jog !
Do you have Flac version ?
Are these the original raw samples that the composers used?
and the flac version,
mr?
what is a flac version?
Awesome track!
Could you make more restaurations about the Top Gear 1 and Top Gear 3000?
I guess that's how it looked like in the compositor's mind, but 16 bits wouldn't let us hear it.
Chicken tonight, like. Chicken tonight. Don't you all feel like. Some chicken tonight.
(this is a really good take on the track though o/)
Amazing work! May I ask how you transcribed the original song when making it? Was it all by ear?
hi man! Yes, everything was heard, it cost me a lot, although the song is simple in itself
@@dr8bit884 Cost? Wdu mean, did you like pay for rights for this song you mean?
And how long would you say it took for you to transcribe this? And how exactly did you transcribe? Hope you dont mind me asking because Im trying to cover another Top Gear 2 song (albeit for a retro system) and I was having trouble nailing the notes
@@Sh-hg8kf The transcription took me like 3 weeks, and I did it in a free sheet music application, in terms of rights, it is just a simple cover that does not generate any kind of profit, it is a simple work of a fanatic
@@dr8bit884 3 weeks? 3 weeks of constant work or intermittent work here and there over the course of 3 weeks? And what is your method of transcribing?
Do you, say, record a specific note of the song you want to transcribe, try to find out what note it is by trying to play that note on your musical instrument/program of choice till you find it and rinse repeat for the rest of the notes? Or is there any other method?
The method is basically to listen to the song over and over again, if it is necessary to slow it down to find very frequent fast notes in video game music, my great advice would be, first decipher the main melody and the chords of the theme, it will not take you long And that will be your skeleton on which you will transcribe the rest of the arrangements, as for the drums if you know the basic parts of the drums and its basic rhythms, it will not take you much, good luck man!
o remix desse sound ficou show
Paradox
1000