Gigakoops’ Other Customs (12/16/16 – “Rock Me Amadeus” by Falco) (ON HIATUS)
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Just another update, there’s an RB2 version of “How Not to Name An Instrumental.” I ported both 1x and 2x Bass Pedal versions, and it’s worth noting that this is a multitrack conversion.
Here’s some System of a Down, this is a collab with Nightmare Lyra, using ghostbyob’s original chart.
Recommended for: Guitar, challenging drums, bass, challenging vocals, full band
I did venue, Nightmare Lyra did fixes to ghostbyob’s original chart, as well as minor fixes to my venue. This is a challenge on pretty much everything, despite it’s short length, and is also a blast to play. I look forward to seeing people trying to FC this on vocals
I’ll never forget seeing System of a Down at the Whiskey A Go Go in Hollywood back in the mid 90’s before they got signed by American. You could just tell from that show that this band was going to be huge. Thanks for upgrading Cigaro!
I’ll never forget seeing System of a Down at the Whiskey A Go Go in Hollywood back in the mid 90’s before they got signed by American. You could just tell from that show that this band was going to be huge. Thanks for upgrading Cigaro!
Must have been awesome to see.
Must have been awesome to see.
I had an Armenian friend back in high school who personally knew the drummer of System of a Down which caught my attention to go see them play live. Being that I grew up in the San Fernando Valley which is really close to Glendale of which were System of A Down is from the word spread quickly about this band.
Not gonna update the thread title, but there’s a new version of “Runaway (U & I)” by Galantis, including album metadata and different album art. I also adjusted the audio to be a little lower, since the original version was really loud.
Speaking of Cigaro, I really do want to take some time to say thanks to Nightmare Lyra and ghostbyob, who worked way more on the song than I did. I just did the venue and some playtesting, really, while NL handled charting vocals from scratch and made changes to the chart, and ghostbyob made the original chart. This is mostly NL’s and ghostbyob’s chart, really, I just uploaded it.
I have an RB2 port of “Runaway (U & I)” by Galantis released, it’s in the database entry. I’d also like to announce that I am currently working on RB2 conversions for all of my customs, C3 and otherwise. This will be a rather lengthy process, and right now my top priority is patching my old RB2 converts that don’t have practice sections to have practice sections, but I hope to get as many of them done as I can. I’ll probably just pick randomly which to convert (probably saving holiday-themed songs for said holidays), and see what I can do. Also, all future customs from me will have RB2 converts, with practice sections, upon release. This is, of course, as well as the Wii, PS3, and Phase Shift converts that I’m already doing.
Updated all my old RB2 customs with practice sections, and added a guitar solo marker on “MEGALOVANIA.” Now I’ll stop updating these songs on the database and putting them on top over and over
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I used I Have Friendzz’s chart as a loose basis for mine, though mine is rather different, and includes all difficulties and harmonies.
Recommended for: Guitar, challenging drums, full band
This one is a great challenge on drums, and has plenty to do on guitar and bass. And vocals has some really fun metal vocals.
For Undertale’s first year anniversary, here’s a small bit of something that should be fun for keys players!
Recommended for: Keys
It’s not much, but with my RB3 disc failing on me, I wasn’t able to do anything big, so here’s a music box medley! I’ve gotten a new RB3 disc, so I’ll resume work on bigger stuff soon, but for now, this should be a fun, short thing for keys players to enjoy!
This is a big one, one that’s I’ve been working on for almost three years (even more if you count a WIP, guitar-only FoF/Phase Shift version I made for myself years ago).
Recommended for: Guitar, Drums, Keys, Vocals, Full Band
Special thanks to wingsoveramerica and Dash Riprock for help with pro keys and vocals. I couldn’t have done it without you!
This one should be a blast on vocals, as well as most everything else. Keys of course has the iconic piano during the first half, as well as a tricky keyboard solo. Guitar has a solo at the end, as well as rather difficult, “snake” like HOPO patterns during the choruses and second full-band verse. And drums has not one, but two solos, plus a lot of fun fills to boot. This should be a fantastic full-band experience!
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