C3X Thanksgiving Festival, Day 2: Creator’s Customs Collection
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For the second day of C3X Thanksgiving, we bring you songs written by our own C3 authors!
JAROD FEDELE
Hello everyone,
Some of you may know me as Mazegeek999, an avid Rock Band player and charter. As part of C3X as both a charter and musician, I am releasing my own album, “A Collection of Color”, charted in full for Rock Band 3! This is an instrumental progressive rock album with plenty of challenge among the instruments, ranging from moderate difficulty to some of the toughest things that will prove to be a challenge for even the most experienced players. The full album is available for download on all major music platforms!
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All of these songs are available for download on the C3 database. Thanks for playing and listening!
TRSOLPBBWPSAGASOASS
Charted by Rocker1999
Charted by Rocker1999
Charted by VreyRB2
The Real Savage One Lone Pixelated Borky Bork Who Plays St3pm4n1a And Got A Streak On A Synth Song, or TRSOLPBBWPSAGASOASS for short, or TRSOLP for shorter, is a band comprised of members of this very C3 community! Their band name is an amalgamation of the main members’ online names. They are mainly regarded as making unlistenable music for the sake of making unlistenable music, but sometimes they do make actually decent songs. Wait A Sec Mom is one of those songs. To paraphrase from the Genius page (yes, there is a Genius page), this song was made entirely by PixelGH, a member of the band, after his mother walked in on him listening to math metal, and she was bewildered by the fact that her son would listen “to such aggro music.” This song was also an attempt to make a “djent” song out of 8-bit synthesizers. Anyways, enough blabbering about history, let’s get on to how the actual song plays in Rock Band! Only one word to describe it, and other TRS customs as a whole: Yikes… Drums starts off playing complicated double bass rhythms. Your feet will be sore by the time you get to the end; the song has 16th note bass pedals at 175bpm! Guitar is no slouch either, playing a really fast rhythm that requires you press both hands on the fretboard like those really big Clone Hero YouTubers do it before mellowing out into a string section. Guitar then chunks a melody until the end of the song. Keys may very well be not only the hardest instrument of this song, but out of every C3X custom as a whole! Keys is not all that special until the end of the song, where keys plays a ridiculous solo that perfectly demonstrates the limitations of human nature. I don’t know WHAT I’ll do if somebody actually FCs’ this! (looking at you Jarod)
Now, I don’t do guitar/bass animations, but I decided for a moment of time that I wanted my C3X customs to have manual animations. Kueller did the animations for me. This will likely be my only song with G/B animations, as I don’t want to let Kueller’s hard work go to waste. Pro G/B will probably be added soon! RB2con contains adjusted instruments to suit the guitar part!
SINGLES
Hey everyone! CUTstudi0s here. I’m here today to debut my first ever single, “Redemption”.It’s a prog metal composition of mine that’s been in the works for a while now, for about 3 months on and off, to be more precise (well, technically it’s a remaster, but I’ll get into that in a second). It’s also the first original song I’ve ever made, which is another accomplishment of mine: be kind!Redemption has no real origin story: approximately one year ago, on a now defunct website called Notessimo (a Flash-based DAW of sorts), I suddenly got the idea for a melody in my head, and ran with it in the composer. I originally wanted to chart the Notessimo version, but realized quickly there was no multitrack exporter. I then ditched the project; only later did I discover the DAW Mixcraft (which was used to create this!), which allowed me to have more creative freedom, high quality instruments, and best of all: multitracks. I quickly got to work on remastering and reworking my old project, which is what is in front of you today.The song itself is relatively slow for a prog metal composition, at just a measly 120 BPM, but don’t let that stop you from being bombarded with complicated drum patterns and guitar solos. Yes, you heard right: there’s not one, but TWO guitar solos! Not to mention a tricky piano solo a-la Jordan Rudess. Also, be wary of bass: you never know when there’s a lick up ahead you’re just not prepared for.Anyway, my time here is up, I’ll be out of your hair. I’ll be coming back in my TOONE moniker in the near(?) future, in full album form at that, so stay TOONED for that! Happy Thanksgiving!
So basically, back in May of 2017, I challenged myself to make an album in just a week. All I had with to make music at the time was a phone app. This is one of the most listenable songs on the album, and also the longest, clocking in at four minutes in length. Vocals is not very prevalent in the song, playing sparse percussion notes, before a choir joins in momentarily. There are no overdrive activation spots because it’s such a short section, and also there wouldn’t be any window of activation if it was longer. Part of C3X! Pro G/B will probably be added soon!This comes from “I Only Have a Week to Make This Album”, available on SoundCloud!
Awesome release! Glad to see so many of our community not only making their own great music but also making customs for us to play!
Thank you all for contributing to this!
The thread will likely be updated by Jarod tomorrow. In the meantime, if you downloaded Feelin’ Energetic wanting to play pro keys, redownload! Version 1 had autogen pro keys by mistake.
Great work everyone, thanks for sharing these. Looking forward to checking them all out!
Keeping the content Canadian since 2017!
SomeOldGuys: https://db.c3universe.com/songs/all/__user/someoldguys
MrPrezident: https://db.c3universe.com/songs/all/__user/MrPrezidentI’ve seen so many great musicians in this community it’s actually inspired me to get back into it after dropping my own composing for years. It’s great knowing we don’t just click along to other peoples’ songs.
This community never ceases to astound!
Thanks guys for not only sharing (thru your charting efforts, the music we all know and love) but also for the giving of your own compositions.The spirit of The Rock Band Network still lives on!
Thanks so much!
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