Jarrod G [ImAFutureGuitarHero] | The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Temple of Time - Blues Rock Cover @ImAFutureGuitarHero | Uploaded October 2016 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
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Hello everyone!
I was originally planning for this cover to be a usual metal cover, but I decided that doing a bluesy-rock version of this song, partly in the style of "Midnight Blues" by the late Gary Moore, would be an interesting idea to try.
Midnight Blues by Gary Moore: youtube.com/watch?v=kDMsVApzv9w
Being that this cover was influenced by the aforementioned Gary Moore song, I tried to add some elements of that song into this cover, such as the spacious sounding drums, the background strings and the reverb-heavy solo.
I used my dad's Vantage guitar just because of the sound that it has and the way he has modified it since owning it. He changed the pickups at some point from the stock Vantage pickups to a DiMarzio in the neck and a Bill Lawrence pickup in the bridge, as well as an active preamp to allow for a boost switch. His modifications also happened to change what the bridge pickup tone pot did; instead of darkening the tone it creates a very "cocked wah"-esque sound when turned down.
This is also the first video with my new DSLR camera! I like the quality of it so far. I'm still getting used to all the settings and parameters on it at the moment, but it definitely looks better in terms of video quality and low light performance than my previous Sony HDR-CX405, which I gave to my mother for her to use.
Programs used:
Recording, Mixing and Mastering - Sony Acid Pro 7
Video Editing - Sony Vegas Pro 14
Equipment and other stuff used:
- Electric Guitar - Vantage VSH-455
- Bass Guitar - Hohner Jack Bass Custom V
- Drums - Yamaha DTX450K
- Microphones:
- sE Electronics sE2200a
- AKG D310
- Keyboard - Korg M1
- Guitar Amplifier - Orbitek Prototype
- Bass Amplifier - Peavey Minx 110
- Lead Boost - Behringer OD100 Overdrive/Distortion
- Drum Sounds - MT-Power Drum Kit 2
- Reverb - TAL-Reverb-4
- Other Effects - Sony Acid Pro Plug-ins
- Camera - Canon EOS 1300D
- Lens - Canon Zoom Lens EF-S 18-55mm
Guitar Tunings:
- Vantage VSH-455: D-A-D-G-B-E (Drop D)
- Hohner Jack Bass Custom V: B-E-A-D-G (B Standard)
The Legend of Zelda franchise (c) Nintendo Co., Ltd
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MP3: mediafire.com/file/d2mcz2nk7490vw8/Temple_of_Time_%28Blues_Rock_Cover%29.mp3
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/ImAFutureGuitarHero
Support me on Patreon!: patreon.com/ImAFutureGuitarHero
Original OST Version: youtube.com/watch?v=WPG2qSY-56E
Hello everyone!
I was originally planning for this cover to be a usual metal cover, but I decided that doing a bluesy-rock version of this song, partly in the style of "Midnight Blues" by the late Gary Moore, would be an interesting idea to try.
Midnight Blues by Gary Moore: youtube.com/watch?v=kDMsVApzv9w
Being that this cover was influenced by the aforementioned Gary Moore song, I tried to add some elements of that song into this cover, such as the spacious sounding drums, the background strings and the reverb-heavy solo.
I used my dad's Vantage guitar just because of the sound that it has and the way he has modified it since owning it. He changed the pickups at some point from the stock Vantage pickups to a DiMarzio in the neck and a Bill Lawrence pickup in the bridge, as well as an active preamp to allow for a boost switch. His modifications also happened to change what the bridge pickup tone pot did; instead of darkening the tone it creates a very "cocked wah"-esque sound when turned down.
This is also the first video with my new DSLR camera! I like the quality of it so far. I'm still getting used to all the settings and parameters on it at the moment, but it definitely looks better in terms of video quality and low light performance than my previous Sony HDR-CX405, which I gave to my mother for her to use.
Programs used:
Recording, Mixing and Mastering - Sony Acid Pro 7
Video Editing - Sony Vegas Pro 14
Equipment and other stuff used:
- Electric Guitar - Vantage VSH-455
- Bass Guitar - Hohner Jack Bass Custom V
- Drums - Yamaha DTX450K
- Microphones:
- sE Electronics sE2200a
- AKG D310
- Keyboard - Korg M1
- Guitar Amplifier - Orbitek Prototype
- Bass Amplifier - Peavey Minx 110
- Lead Boost - Behringer OD100 Overdrive/Distortion
- Drum Sounds - MT-Power Drum Kit 2
- Reverb - TAL-Reverb-4
- Other Effects - Sony Acid Pro Plug-ins
- Camera - Canon EOS 1300D
- Lens - Canon Zoom Lens EF-S 18-55mm
Guitar Tunings:
- Vantage VSH-455: D-A-D-G-B-E (Drop D)
- Hohner Jack Bass Custom V: B-E-A-D-G (B Standard)
The Legend of Zelda franchise (c) Nintendo Co., Ltd
Thanks for watching! Leave a like and share this video if you enjoyed and want to see more!
Twitter: twitter.com/GanonSlayer9000
Facebook: twitter.com/GanonSlayer9000
Google+: plus.google.com/b/103723335435467090272/+ImAFutureGuitarHero/posts?pageId=103723335435467090272
