Jarrod G [ImAFutureGuitarHero] | Chrono Trigger - Ruined World - Rock Cover @ImAFutureGuitarHero | Uploaded May 2016 | Updated October 2024, 17 hours ago.
MP3: mediafire.com/download/f82lb2oosf73cq1/Chrono+Trigger+-+Ruined+World+-+Rock+Cover.mp3
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/ImAFutureGuitarHero
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Original OST Version: youtube.com/watch?v=pqXQ1lqgK4o
Drums-only version, because why not: youtube.com/watch?v=9iHhYh_2kO4
This cover was mixed and mastered using a pair of AKG K240 Studio headphones. Please watch this video in full HD and with a decent set of headphones or sound system if possible!
Hello everyone!
So this cover came about for a few different reasons.
Reason numero uno: There were a couple of requests in the comments for me to do this song as a cover, which is interesting, as I have not seen that many covers of it.
Reason number two is that my dad had the idea of where to record this. My parents are moving their work place (not saying where from or where to), and in the process of clearing out the old area, my dad decided that recording the drums and guitar there would give a great amount of reverberation and liveliness to the recording.
While reading up about the song, I found out how the genius composer Yasunori Mitsuda got the "clanking" sound effect that can be heard in the song from; the "Rhythm" sound from a Korg M1 keyboard. The sound of the clanking that is in the original song (and in this video) is slowed down by probably around 20% from what actually plays from the keyboard.
The seemingly random snare drum hits in the intro and pre-solo are meant to replicate the sound of the thunder that happens at random intervals in the game while in the overworld map.
The sustaining notes on my dad's Vantage are all produced simply by having the amplifier turned up so loud that nearly all the notes start feeding back when lightly plucking the string. I figured I'd mention this so no-one asks where the hell the E-bow or Sustainiac pickup is. ;)
As far as influences go, for this cover I wanted a Gilmour-esque lead tone, so I used my homemade Fuzz Face clone, which has been featured now in a few of my other covers (Singing Mountain, Ikana Valley and Sign of Evil). The type of sound I was going for was the sound of the intro of "Sorrow" from Pink Floyd's "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" album, which I think I achieved well.
Also on the topic of David Gilmour, the structure of the chord arpeggios played on the Stratocaster are derived from the song "In Any Tongue" from David Gilmour's most recent album "Rattle That Lock". The small fill just before the guitar solo is also from that same song.
Programs used:
Recording, Mixing and Mastering - Sony Acid Pro 7
Video Editing - Sony Vegas Pro 13
Equipment and other stuff used:
- Guitar 1 - Fender 1982 Stratocaster
- Guitar 2 - Vantage VSH-455
- Bass Guitar - Squier Affinity Series Precision Bass
- Drum Kit - Yamaha Stage Custom Advantage (5-Piece)
- Cymbals:
- Hi-Hats - Paiste 404 14" Medium Hi-Hats
- Crash 1 - Zildjian Edge 16" Razor Thin Crash
- Crash 2 - Unknown Zildjian Crash
- Ride - Paiste 402 20" Ride
- Keyboard - Korg M1
- Microphones:
- sE Electronics sE2200a
- AKG D310
- Guitar Amplifier - Orbitek SB-200
- Bass Amplifier - Peavey Minx 110
- Fuzz Pedal - Homemade Silicon Fuzz Face Replica
- Other Effects - Sony Acid Pro Plug-ins
- Leslie Effect: mda-vst Plug-ins
- Camera - Sony HDR-CX405
Guitar Tunings:
- Fender 1982 Stratocaster: E-A-D-G-B-E (E Standard)
- Vantage VSH-455: E-A-D-G-B-E (E Standard)
- Squier Affinity Series Precision Bass: E-A-D-G (E Standard)
Wind sound effects from soundbible.com: soundbible.com/1810-Wind.html
Wind sound effects are by Mark DiAngelo
Chrono Trigger (c) Square, Square Enix, Square Electronic Arts
Thanks for watching! Leave a like and share this video if you enjoyed and want to see more!
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MP3: mediafire.com/download/f82lb2oosf73cq1/Chrono+Trigger+-+Ruined+World+-+Rock+Cover.mp3
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/ImAFutureGuitarHero
Support me on Patreon!: patreon.com/ImAFutureGuitarHero
Original OST Version: youtube.com/watch?v=pqXQ1lqgK4o
Drums-only version, because why not: youtube.com/watch?v=9iHhYh_2kO4
This cover was mixed and mastered using a pair of AKG K240 Studio headphones. Please watch this video in full HD and with a decent set of headphones or sound system if possible!
Hello everyone!
So this cover came about for a few different reasons.
Reason numero uno: There were a couple of requests in the comments for me to do this song as a cover, which is interesting, as I have not seen that many covers of it.
Reason number two is that my dad had the idea of where to record this. My parents are moving their work place (not saying where from or where to), and in the process of clearing out the old area, my dad decided that recording the drums and guitar there would give a great amount of reverberation and liveliness to the recording.
While reading up about the song, I found out how the genius composer Yasunori Mitsuda got the "clanking" sound effect that can be heard in the song from; the "Rhythm" sound from a Korg M1 keyboard. The sound of the clanking that is in the original song (and in this video) is slowed down by probably around 20% from what actually plays from the keyboard.
The seemingly random snare drum hits in the intro and pre-solo are meant to replicate the sound of the thunder that happens at random intervals in the game while in the overworld map.
The sustaining notes on my dad's Vantage are all produced simply by having the amplifier turned up so loud that nearly all the notes start feeding back when lightly plucking the string. I figured I'd mention this so no-one asks where the hell the E-bow or Sustainiac pickup is. ;)
As far as influences go, for this cover I wanted a Gilmour-esque lead tone, so I used my homemade Fuzz Face clone, which has been featured now in a few of my other covers (Singing Mountain, Ikana Valley and Sign of Evil). The type of sound I was going for was the sound of the intro of "Sorrow" from Pink Floyd's "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" album, which I think I achieved well.
Also on the topic of David Gilmour, the structure of the chord arpeggios played on the Stratocaster are derived from the song "In Any Tongue" from David Gilmour's most recent album "Rattle That Lock". The small fill just before the guitar solo is also from that same song.
Programs used:
Recording, Mixing and Mastering - Sony Acid Pro 7
Video Editing - Sony Vegas Pro 13
Equipment and other stuff used:
- Guitar 1 - Fender 1982 Stratocaster
- Guitar 2 - Vantage VSH-455
- Bass Guitar - Squier Affinity Series Precision Bass
- Drum Kit - Yamaha Stage Custom Advantage (5-Piece)
- Cymbals:
- Hi-Hats - Paiste 404 14" Medium Hi-Hats
- Crash 1 - Zildjian Edge 16" Razor Thin Crash
- Crash 2 - Unknown Zildjian Crash
- Ride - Paiste 402 20" Ride
- Keyboard - Korg M1
- Microphones:
- sE Electronics sE2200a
- AKG D310
- Guitar Amplifier - Orbitek SB-200
- Bass Amplifier - Peavey Minx 110
- Fuzz Pedal - Homemade Silicon Fuzz Face Replica
- Other Effects - Sony Acid Pro Plug-ins
- Leslie Effect: mda-vst Plug-ins
- Camera - Sony HDR-CX405
Guitar Tunings:
- Fender 1982 Stratocaster: E-A-D-G-B-E (E Standard)
- Vantage VSH-455: E-A-D-G-B-E (E Standard)
- Squier Affinity Series Precision Bass: E-A-D-G (E Standard)
Wind sound effects from soundbible.com: soundbible.com/1810-Wind.html
Wind sound effects are by Mark DiAngelo
Chrono Trigger (c) Square, Square Enix, Square Electronic Arts
Thanks for watching! Leave a like and share this video if you enjoyed and want to see more!
Twitter: twitter.com/GanonSlayer9000
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/GanonS...
Google+: https://plus.google.com/b/10372333543...
