Wild ARMs - ‘Into The Wilderness’ (guitar cover + tab) [Soundtrack]
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- ♫ Guitar playthrough (with tabs) of the main theme from 'Wild ARMs 1' (1996) - a classic RPG game for the PS1. I've also covered • Wild ARMs - ‘What You'... and • Wild ARMs - ‘Adlehyde ... .
Tuning: EADGBe
Trivia: The excellent soundtrack incorporates 'Wild West' themes, even adapting an melody from Ennio Morricone's 'Ecstacy of Gold'.
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Cards on the table - I'm not the greatest whistler. I gave it a go for this track though, as it's an essential element of the song (although there's no way I'm hitting those high notes). I aim to upload one cover every month. What would you like to hear next?
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I used to turn on this game before school just to hear the intro. Great job!
@@deiradinn Thanks! It certainly was a magical introduction to the game. One of those pieces that has stuck in my head.
Love this game! What an amazing cover!
Same here! I revisited it recently and actually got past the first few areas this time lol. What stood out to me the most was the exceptional soundtrack, which I was inspired to learn and perform. Another piece I really liked was the one that plays in Aldehyde Castle.
The electric guitar adds an extra touch to it. Love it seriously
Excellent cover
trying to learn this now. My fingering is wayyyy different than what you're doing. I might try your day.
Good luck. The ending was the hardest part for me in terms of acoustic fingering.
I love this.. great job👏
Amazing talent
Thank you!
Deserves more views and likes. Awesome job!!
Awesome!
I have a question here, maybe you can provide some help. :)
I always wanted to learn guitar (i am 34 years old), yet I never could. The inspiration came from songs like this as a kid/teen. But I want to give it a go now and will buy a guitar soon. Yet being an absolute bloody beginner, I want to ask: Is it a very difficult song or will I perhaps be able to play it "kindaish" down a few weeks/months?
I have no idea, how difficult this (or any) song can be and you look quite talented. Thanks for sharing this piece. :)
Hey! Thanks for your comment. I would say that aside from a couple of tricky sections (1:50), the chords and lead parts of this song are relatively easy, and you should be able to play it within 6-12 months. Get a backing track / guitarist to play the chords while you do the lead part and and you're away. Good luck with learning the guitar. Let me know if you have any cover requests.
@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers Thanks for this very kind reply. How long do you actually play already? :)
@@cichoriumintybus4637 I've played for about 15 years. One of the most helpful things in the early days was an 8-track recorder - I could play chord sequences against a click and then try soloing over the top of it. This is good practice for playing in a group and helps to develop your composition.
Edit: Something like the 'Boss Micro BR'.
What guitar is it and what other one do you recommend that has an affordable price but excellent sound for making covers like this?
I can't advise on which guitar to buy, but I use...
- Morris acoustic guitar
- Schecter electric guitar
- Harley Benton bass guitar
You can probably get away with a standard steel string acoustic or Fender electric; the important thing is to buy an audio interface like Scarlett 2i2 so you can DI into Logic or similar.
Ssounds lovely. I think you need a horse.
Zuko might object :)