MKtheinstrumentalist
Derek the Paxman Diesels Theme - *Very Overdue Request*
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Massive thanks to everyone who keeps the spirit and passion of Tugs alive internationally. You're all great.
Max
Pretty much the only SFX I wasn't able to fully remove here was a little bit of the gurgling water as Grampus moves - but getting the fireworks out of the end honestly came out far better than I'd ever hoped.
Happy 2019 everyone, and thanks so much for your comments and support this year - it's been a rather brutal one on everyone to be sure, but I'm glad to have you lot here with me. :-)
Yours, Max
May do an extended version at some point.
Credit to Oliver11GWR for giving me the original instrumentals for me to clean up and otherwise go to town with - I can tell ya, cleaning them up was not easy!
Also shameless plug for my new twitter - twitter.com/MK_Inst pls follow me k thnx byeeeee
Also SEIZURE WARNING I guess, I don't know the threshold of epileptic flashiness.
HQ .WAV DOWNLOAD - drive.google.com/open?id=1e9cWPODDu3ZyKNkDRKePl1uGkXG4c-Aj
Sorry I couldn't get the vocals out of the song, they're spread all through the 5.1 mix and not a single international dub I found actually redubbed it either. Honestly I'm surprised no-one tried this sooner, but hopefully this will be of use to people wanting to make ever-more cleverly insane twists on this thing.
Also I completely missed my 4-year channel anniversary a few weeks ago so... that was a thing I forgot. Yep. Totally missed out.
Well, this is something new. Taking cues from Mike Batt (and bits of a MIDI from Courtney Babbage) I decided to actually make what everyone in the Ducktales community had been joking about for months - namely, that the Moon Theme will be Della's motif. It came out a lot better than I expected so I thought I'd put it up here.
Also holy hell, my channel now has over 1,000,000 views, thank you so much!
This started out as a standard cover but I got carried away with the percussion a little. XD
Much to both my merriment and dismay, the very clips I was missing in order to make a full instrumental of this theme were released only a few hours after I had uploaded my first patch-up attempt.
Not wanting to just rehash that video then, here's the INTRO instrumental version, as opposed to the Extended one (which I shall redo once I have the strength to do so...) XD
Again, I do not claim to own any of the material presented here, and no money is being made off this video by myself - if anyone at Disney sees this then feel free to claim your monetisation on it, I'm just trying to give the people what they want. ;-D
I do not claim to own any of the material presented here, and no money is being made off this video by myself - if anyone at Disney sees this feel free to claim your own monetisation on it, I'm just trying to give the people what they want lol
Anyway, here's the video in question - I have always loved this theme, but I'm not much of a fan of the short version they made in stereo once the old mono master was deemed too old-fashioned. Thus, I've tried to make the old theme into proper stereo for the first time by overlaying panned instruments onto it - like what they did with the old Jetson's theme but actually not shit. XD Enjoy!
(Everything here belongs to Her Interactive, no money is being made off this video by me and never will. You guys can take any ad rev if this gets ID'd though; it's //not// locked and you're welcome to it - your games are awesome!) :-)
Next video will be on something a little different, so here's a Clue.... "555" ;-D
This basically all started with me looking for an excuse to show off both variants of Boomer's theme I'd made (one with strings, one without), that ended up spiralling out of control into this, my longest video to date.
Everything except the intro/outro themes were done in Garageband - those two are improved versions of my actual instrumentals from years gone by. Tbh it really only showcases how dissimilar the TUGS' Korg DSS-1 is from TTTE's Proteus EMU 2. XD
0:02 - TUGS Opening theme (actual instrumental)
1:03 - Den Der Rocks & Boomer's theme
2:01 - The first jinx
2:19 - Star dock & the second jinx
2:42 - That has indeed never happened before
2:57 - Garbage barges save the day again
3:10 - Mighty Mo
3:20 - Lucky's Yard and the third jinx
4:38 - The fourth jinx & Zak's offer...
5:00 - Proving the jinx
5:25 - One last job
5:51 - Boomer's theme
6:27 - Wit's End & Ship's Graveyard
6:58 - Ten Cents Thinks Houseboats Are Gay
7:04 - Boomer's theme (reprise)
7:23 - The Last jinx
7:33 - TUGS End Credits theme - (actual instrumental, extended)
Also, iMovie continues to be a retarded shitbiscuit when it comes to rendering footage properly.
And yes, that is isolated from the original panning - it's not some cop-out pseudo-stereo bull. XD
(thanks to my good friend Oliver11GWR for saving my arse with the fancy snow effect that my iMovie was giving the finger to...) XD
In honour of my Third anniversary, have the theme of the Third Sudrian Engine, all cleaned up and extended in a quality never heard before. Enjoy! :-)
Wow... three years has just flown by. I think I'd be a very different person if I hadn't had this place to share my little instrumentals with the rest of you wonderful people. Thank you so much for supporting me all this time, it's been really fantastic. :'-)
More to come!
Yours, MK
I think this is the only mix I've made that truly tops my James theme in terms of catchiness, but the credit for that really ought to go to Chris Renshaw who has been absolutely KILLING IT OUT THERE with his scores for season 20. Seriously Chris, ol' buddy, ol' pal, you are doing absolutely stellar work and I can't wait to hear more of it as S20 airs (and beyond!).
This could also sort of count as a belated 850 sub special I suppose, so hey, there's that too! XD
MK
http://goo.gl/Auj1os - opening theme
drive.google.com/uc?id=0B_pCOqDZc0luWmwwY0EwZlVHZXc&export=download - ending theme
Continuing the trends of both putting up whatever randomness I want on my channel, and also doing it LATE, have this. XD My all-time favourite track from the Peanuts musicals, restored with no high-pitched noise tones, more powerful bass, crisper treble, edited into "Album" format and with a few sound effects and subtle notes muted or amplified as the case may be. As always, I hope you enjoy it. HAPPY HALLOWEEN! :-D
The audio I got was in mono, so I've tried here to restore it into the original stereo. Had to use the French dub as my copy of the English one was a little wonky in it's panning for some reason. XD
Also, I have barely managed to plausibly get this up in time to be called my 800 Sub Special, so... thank you, and enjoy. XD
MK
I've been tweaking this for a LONG time. Whilst I have spent a lot of effort smoothing and restoring the audio between the different clips, it's almost completely sourced from TinyGordon's instrumental from ages ago (he graciously gave me permission to use it, for which I am VERY thankful) and the intro I was sent only the other day by my good friend OliverGWR11 - apparently HE got it from Thomas Fan Forever, so credit goes to him for that! The new middle bit from Whistles & Sneezes was actually the only bit completely of my own doing, if only because nobody else has ever included it before.
The only thing I think could possibly be improved is if I could somehow re-source all the clips from this in Stereo - however, that seems extremely unlikely at present, but... who knows what could happen? ;-D
Thought I couldn't in good consciousness pass my 777-sub milestone without putting up something 'Thomas' - I can't believe I haven't for over 5 months! My apologies...
The thing about this track is that I was working solely from the original dubbing track of All-Stars - which meant all the original SFX were still there, too. Luckily the production of the earliest specials was so cheap they had barely any soundscape, so I was able to work around it for the most part... But with this track, it was a VERY big problem.
The plethora of sound effects and limited repeats of clips (there was only ONE) meant that I actually lost large chunks of the original - namely a brass solo as well as a guitar solo (you can hear tiny vestiges of them at 1:15 - 1:18) - and those are only the bits I KNOW of. Seeing as I stitched this mess together from about 6 or 7 snippets heard in the final special, I have no idea what has been lost... or even if what I did end up with is even in the right order!
...*sigh* Well, even after all that... I DID end up with a half-decent track, and smoothed it out as much I could. It's still one of the rarest tracks I have though. XD
Well, this is a special one, if a day or two late for the anniversary itself. Made for someone for whom this theme is very special. ;-)
I have ALWAYS wanted to cover this theme ever since I first heard it literally a decade ago, and now I finally have. I was afraid my long pianoless holiday would affect my playing, but three months away from the keyboard and I've still got it. This was as usual done completely from memory so I apologise for completely mucking up the bridge. XD
This could also count as my 777 subscriber special, so... yeah. Enjoy!
M.K.P.
This theme is my favourite part of the entire Postman Pat soundtrack, hands down. Nothing comes even close to getting so stuck in your head so easily.
This is a sort of a mashup between the album version and the original broadcast versions. Probably not as good a cover as what the ol' Tuggster would eventually do but I'm still proud of it. ;-D
Well, this is a real first step for me - actually uploading an improved version of a theme I've already covered, that is.
I was never truly satisfied with my original version of this, but after listening to UnknownThomasFan01's absolutely amazing high-fidelity TUGS rips I could finally pick out all the little details I was never sure about before - namely, that blasted clarinet scale at the end. Also added in some more strings, percussion and improved the baseline timbre a bit.
I remember reading that the late Edd Gould's now famous "Edd's Crappy Song" was made entirely using garageband samples and loops. Having noticed the absolutely abhorrent compression on the original that's been circulating, I decided to see if I could actually replicate it exactly using my own loops. Turns out I could. XD
THUS we have a version of Edd's actually-pretty-swell Song completely uncompressed and restored in HQ... along with a few surprises of my own division... (I hope DeuceDeuce doesn't mind...)
That said, I do appreciate how they've kept using the original file all these years... it's quite touching, really. :'-)
(Filmora f*cked up the framerate - the walking was perfectly synced to the beat in the preview.. ) XP
As always, feedback/comments/criticisms are welcome! :-)
RCT and RCT2 copyright to Hasbro Interactive/Infogrames/Atari, music originally composed by Alistair Brimble.
Marge Vs The Monorail - a perfect Simpsons episode. Many agree it's the best out of the entire show. However, one tiny, TINY change would've made it even better than what it already is.
At the very end of the episode, the "anchor" skitters along the road, suddenly flings itself into the air and snags on the donut-shop's sign. Thing is, what caused it to bounce up like that? I went though frame by frame and they didn't give any indication as to what, but do you know what would've been absolutely perfect?
If the anchor had bounced off a pothole in Main Street.
Think about it. They brilliantly foreshadow how the roads are FULL of holes, and remind you of it throughout the episode, such as when the family leave the meeting and when the limo pulls roughly up to the station's opening ceremony. Then they just sort of forget about it for the rest of the episode...
I'm convinced that this is actually what they fully intended, to the point where I'm going to call it a flat animation error that the anchor didn't hit a pothole. What do you think?
The Simpsons copyright to Fox and Matt Groening. This spectacular episode written by Conan O'Brian and his fabulous hair. I do not own any of the original footage or music here, I have only edited it to prove a point. No money is being made off this video - never has, and never will. :-)
0:02 - Pop Goes The Diesel version
0:51 - Percy Takes The Plunge version
1:10 - A Close Shave version
1:28 - Breakvan version
Original themes by Ed Bogas and Judy Munsen. All copyright goes to Paramount Pictures.
This was hard to make, but a lot of fun once I got the hang of it. As there were no vocals over this track, I could only work with what was identical to what was aired in the special - complete with sound effects.
This meant I ended up actually editing the individual frequencies of the audio to get rid of the sound effects and isolate the music. It came out a lot better than I expected, apart from when I had to get rid of Woodstock's warbling, which left a little bit of a garble, but I hope it's not too noticeable. ;-)
Many of you will recognise the first third of this as the music that plays on all the DVD menus of the old Peanuts Boxests. It's actually Beethoven's third piano sonata - the first movement, specificallly.
This one I admit I patched up with recordings from another piano for when Snoopy falls asleep, as well as well as when the actual 'beat' comes in. Otherwise, this is the fullest we'll be able to get to the full original opening theme of this special. Enjoy!
This is something I've been saving up for a while, never quite being sure if it was too stupid to upload or not.
First picture by 'shurtugalron', second pic is actually by myself - it's my very first digital art thing, so... yeeaaah. XD
Thus, I made one up - in reference to the alarmingly early Christmas shopping displays that are seen when this theme plays. (I hope Derrick doesn't mind....) ;-D
I also admit I had to steal the end of another cue to patch up the final bars on this one... I hope Derrick doesn't mind that either.... XD


