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Science Fiction » alt.fan.starwars » My recording: Imperial march
My recording: Imperial march [message #166335] Do, 17 November 2005 00:41
Mrmot  
Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find interesting,
it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
anyone wants to take a listen?
here:
http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166337 ] Do, 17 November 2005 01:34
Kris Kringle Lick A P  
Not good.

"Mrmot" <dmanoREMOVEjlo [at] ffri.hr> wrote in message
news:8a57ags5dqw5.wwmao0zs5qrv$.dlg [at] 40tude.net...
> Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find
> interesting,
> it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> anyone wants to take a listen?
> here:
> http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166338 ] Do, 17 November 2005 02:02
atomic  
Mrmot wrote:

> Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find interesting,
> it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> anyone wants to take a listen?
> here:
> http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3

Why is your playing so out of time? When you were recording, did you
have your guitar levels up so high you couldn't hear the drums?
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166340 ] Do, 17 November 2005 02:09
Darth Mura  
atomic wrote:
> Mrmot wrote:
>
> > Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find interesting,
> > it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> > anyone wants to take a listen?
> > here:
> > http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3
>
> Why is your playing so out of time? When you were recording, did you
> have your guitar levels up so high you couldn't hear the drums?

Lots of music - sometimes even pop/rock - is played off the beat for
effect. It makes the music less predictable.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166341 ] Do, 17 November 2005 02:11
Darth Mura  
Mrmot wrote:
> Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find interesting,
> it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> anyone wants to take a listen?
> here:
> http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3


Sounds ok.

This is more interesting, though:

http://www.geneon-ent.co.jp/music/sounddata/ukulele/gncl1029 _07.asx
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166347 ] Do, 17 November 2005 02:54
Chuck  
LOL!!

--
Chuck

"Darth Mura" <shridurga [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1132189907.971142.254090 [at] g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
> Mrmot wrote:
> > Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find
interesting,
> > it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> > anyone wants to take a listen?
> > here:
> > http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3
>
>
> Sounds ok.
>
> This is more interesting, though:
>
> http://www.geneon-ent.co.jp/music/sounddata/ukulele/gncl1029 _07.asx
>
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166348 ] Do, 17 November 2005 03:16
atomic  
Darth Mura wrote:

> atomic wrote:
> > Mrmot wrote:
> >
> > > Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find interesting,
> > > it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> > > anyone wants to take a listen?
> > > here:
> > > http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3
> >
> > Why is your playing so out of time? When you were recording, did you
> > have your guitar levels up so high you couldn't hear the drums?
>
> Lots of music - sometimes even pop/rock - is played off the beat for
> effect. It makes the music less predictable.


Given, usually there is feel - but this is a dog's beakfast.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166365 ] Do, 17 November 2005 19:37
Mrmot  
17. studeni 2005. (četvrtak), atomic (atomic [at] jesuslovesyou.com) napiso:

> Mrmot wrote:
>
>> Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find interesting,
>> it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
>> anyone wants to take a listen?
>> here:
>> http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3
>
> Why is your playing so out of time? When you were recording, did you
> have your guitar levels up so high you couldn't hear the drums?

out of time? sorry, i usually confess my mistakes but this is NOT out of
time. There are a few mistakes, but generally, the song is in time. Try
tapping your finger(or your foot or whatever) as a metronome--what do you
get - the cymbal(hi-hat) in the centre.. but if you expected the drums to
be kick-snare-kick-snare, sorry, it ain't gonna happen
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166367 ] Do, 17 November 2005 23:13
atomic  
Not the drums - your guitar playing son! And it's no consistant, like
playing a groove behind the beat to lay it back, or ahead of it to push
the beat. Just sloppy, like every over-zealous glam metal player that
has ever been.

Sorry that you CAN'T hear it!
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166374 ] Fr, 18 November 2005 00:20
Mrmot  
17. studeni 2005. (četvrtak), atomic (atomic [at] jesuslovesyou.com) napiso:

> Not the drums - your guitar playing son! And it's no consistant, like
> playing a groove behind the beat to lay it back, or ahead of it to push
> the beat. Just sloppy, like every over-zealous glam metal player that
> has ever been.
>
> Sorry that you CAN'T hear it!

oh, that. :) yeah, it's got some mistakes (that's the most that you'll get
for it)
p.s. i'm not a glam metal player
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166376 ] Fr, 18 November 2005 01:40
Kris Kringle Lick A P  
"Mrmot" <dmanoREMOVEjlo [at] ffri.hr> wrote in message
news:wpf1pnx3dc1f.1j0o4h40jydc4$.dlg [at] 40tude.net...
> 17. studeni 2005. (četvrtak), atomic (atomic [at] jesuslovesyou.com) napiso:
>
>> Not the drums - your guitar playing son! And it's no consistant, like
>> playing a groove behind the beat to lay it back, or ahead of it to push
>> the beat. Just sloppy, like every over-zealous glam metal player that
>> has ever been.
>>
>> Sorry that you CAN'T hear it!
>
> oh, that. :) yeah, it's got some mistakes (that's the most that you'll get
> for it)
> p.s. i'm not a glam metal player

You really suck. It's not the tabular mistakes, either. You're ahead of
the beat... rushed. Practice up!
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166397 ] Sa, 19 November 2005 03:43
Anon Y Mous  
Mrmot wrote:
> 17. studeni 2005. (četvrtak), atomic (atomic [at] jesuslovesyou.com) napiso:
>
>
>>Not the drums - your guitar playing son! And it's no consistant, like
>>playing a groove behind the beat to lay it back, or ahead of it to push
>>the beat. Just sloppy, like every over-zealous glam metal player that
>>has ever been.
>>
>>Sorry that you CAN'T hear it!
>
>
> oh, that. :) yeah, it's got some mistakes (that's the most that you'll get
> for it)
> p.s. i'm not a glam metal player

It sounds really good. It's a pity that some people get jealous and try
to knock it. Anyone who thinks it's totally crap just doesn't appreciate
a 'rock' sound (or the fact that not everyone with a guitar intends to
play perfectly).

It DOES sound kind of glam metal - which is not really supposed to be
beat perfect.

The guitar tone is awesome by the way...reminds me that I need a better
electric guitar someday.

It sounds like a version Metallica do live...I have an MP3 somewhere and
I used to be able to play it...but I forgot. I also forgot a really cool
finger-picking main Star Wars theme, but I'm hopeless at finger
picking anyway...
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166398 ] Fr, 18 November 2005 11:45
Clams Canino  
"Anon Y Mous" <not [at] getting.it> wrote in message news:437dafe6$0$19608

> It sounds like a version Metallica do live...I have an MP3 somewhere and
> I used to be able to play it...but I forgot. I also forgot a really cool
> finger-picking main Star Wars theme, but I'm hopeless at finger
> picking anyway...


http://bbs.stardestroyer.net/downloads/Metallica-March.mp3

-W
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166408 ] Fr, 18 November 2005 17:50
Mrmot  
19. studeni 2005. (subota), Anon Y Mous (Anon Y Mous [at] jesuslovesyou.com)
napiso:

> It sounds really good. It's a pity that some people get jealous and try
> to knock it. Anyone who thinks it's totally crap just doesn't appreciate
> a 'rock' sound (or the fact that not everyone with a guitar intends to
> play perfectly).
>
> It DOES sound kind of glam metal - which is not really supposed to be
> beat perfect.

thanks man, i'm glad you like it. I don't understand these people that bash
this so much( i can't understand how anyone could be jealous of this, it's
a really simple riff to play). I'm not saying that it's excellent or
anything like that(god forbid), but i think that it sounds okay. Well,
about 50 or so people(guitarists) told me that they really like it (check
harmony-central amps forum if you like, there are some more on local
croatian forums na newsgroups), noone told me that it's off beat/time or
anything like that. And it's not like they don't bash anyone - i got pretty
bad reviews on one of my earlier recordings where the drums and guitars
were totally out of sync (i recorded that in 3 am and guitars were 4/4
while the drums were 5/4, i thought it sounded cool that way. but when i
listened to it after some rest and sleep i couldn't understand how on earth
did i ever think it was okay :))
There are some mistakes, and that's for sure. The reason for that is that i
learned to play this about 10mins prior to recording, and i didn't feel
like recording it again, i'm lazy ;)


> The guitar tone is awesome by the way...reminds me that I need a better
> electric guitar someday.

Thanks. It's my les paul studio and my new amp, Mesa/Boogie Studio 22+,
recorded direct... actually, it's only the mesa's preamp, i ran a cable
from it's preamp out (fx-send) thru boss ge-7 graphic eq and then to my
sound card. I put voxengo boogex VST cab sims

>
> It sounds like a version Metallica do live...I have an MP3 somewhere and
> I used to be able to play it...but I forgot. I also forgot a really cool
> finger-picking main Star Wars theme, but I'm hopeless at finger
> picking anyway...

If you want, you can check out the tab for it that i tabbed on demand
yesterday..
www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/imperial.txt
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166409 ] Fr, 18 November 2005 17:50
Mrmot  
17. studeni 2005. (četvrtak), Darth Mura (Darth Mura [at] jesuslovesyou.com)
napiso:

>
> Sounds ok.

thanks

>
> This is more interesting, though:
>
> http://www.geneon-ent.co.jp/music/sounddata/ukulele/gncl1029 _07.asx

i'll check it out later ;)
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166417 ] Sa, 19 November 2005 02:41
fish  
Darth Mura sez...

> This is more interesting, though:
>
> http://www.geneon-ent.co.jp/music/sounddata/ukulele/gncl1029 _07.asx

Daaaamn, that's good!

--
______________
=====fish=====
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166434 ] Sa, 19 November 2005 21:17
M  
Thats really strange..........I cant helping imagining white horses dressed
up as stormtroopers walking behind a black horsewearing a black horse
blanket................sort of like Mr Ed meets Star Wars........

--
M

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
....why, other guards, of course!

"Darth Mura" <shridurga [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1132189907.971142.254090 [at] g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
> Mrmot wrote:
> > Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find
interesting,
> > it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> > anyone wants to take a listen?
> > here:
> > http://www.ffri.hr/~dmanojlo/Imperial_march.mp3
>
>
> Sounds ok.
>
> This is more interesting, though:
>
> http://www.geneon-ent.co.jp/music/sounddata/ukulele/gncl1029 _07.asx
>
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166465 ] So, 20 November 2005 09:16
Karrde  
"Mrmot" <dmanoREMOVEjlo [at] ffri.hr> wrote in message
news:t68ldl7fwsc3.1a2pucncrmahf.dlg [at] 40tude.net...
> 19. studeni 2005. (subota), Anon Y Mous (Anon Y Mous [at] jesuslovesyou.com)
> napiso:

> thanks man, i'm glad you like it. I don't understand these people that
> bash
> this so much( i can't understand how anyone could be jealous of this, it's
> a really simple riff to play). I'm not saying that it's excellent or
> anything like that(god forbid), but i think that it sounds okay.

I've never, ever heard a bad version of the Imperial March. It is
beautifully magnificent in all its incarnations.

--
--K
http://afssmugglersalliance.tripod.com/afs_faq.html

Current Action Figure Count: 1242
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166466 ] So, 20 November 2005 09:19
Karrde  
"Darth Mura" <shridurga [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1132189907.971142.254090 [at] g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

> Sounds ok.
>
> This is more interesting, though:
>
> http://www.geneon-ent.co.jp/music/sounddata/ukulele/gncl1029 _07.asx
>

Maybe it's the bottle of Hugarian wine in my system, but the the greatest
freakin' thing EVER!!!

--
--K
http://afssmugglersalliance.tripod.com/afs_faq.html

Current Action Figure Count: 1242
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #166489 ] Mo, 21 November 2005 00:58
atomic  
>
> It sounds really good. It's a pity that some people get jealous and try
> to knock it. Anyone who thinks it's totally crap just doesn't appreciate
> a 'rock' sound (or the fact that not everyone with a guitar intends to
> play perfectly).

Oh yeah, you're right - I'm jealous.

I think it's a shame that people are so sensitive to criticism these
days. When I started playing 27 years ago, I craved honest critique.
The last thing I wanted was someone blowing smoke up my ass.

Thankfully I had a hard taskmaster as a teacher. The lessons he taught
me is what made it possible for me to make music my living for a time.

I apologize if Mrmot doesn't like the criticism - but hey what does
he want people to say? Yeah man that was hot, you're better than Vai,
Malmsteen and Satriani put together.

The only way someone gets better it honest criticism.

Not once did I say it was shit - I gave him enough info to focus on,
so that he can perhaps make it better next time.

>
> The guitar tone is awesome by the way...reminds me that I need a better
> electric guitar someday.
>

Listen to BB King, Dave Gilmore, SRV or Hendrix - now there is a lesson
in tone.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172080 ] Mi, 23 November 2005 23:15
muzician21  
Mrmot wrote:
> Hello guys, I recorded something yesterday that you might find interesting,
> it's the Imperial March from Star wars.. :)
> anyone wants to take a listen?
> here:

Seems okay to me. I think the guy who feels it's off the tempo is way
off the mark. Like you say, it's just a simple theme, not exactly on
the level of trying to play Hora Staccato on the guitar.

My only "critique" is the the 16th notes sound a little sluggish at
points. Not sure if that's a feel you were going for or if you're still
working on facility on the instrument.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172086 ] Do, 24 November 2005 01:43
atomic  
OMFG - guy obviously knows little about it - yet says someone else is
off the mark.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172089 ] Do, 24 November 2005 02:45
James  
"atomic" <stereobahbah [at] optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:1132793033.956075.240020 [at] g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

> OMFG - guy obviously knows little about it

It's "obvious" because you say so?

I have a hard time believing you've been playing for 27 years, I wouldn't
have guessed you to be older than 15. More accurately a pissed off
15-year-old with little self-confidence who's incapable of handling
disagreement with maturity. So, instead we find out you're middle-aged,
refusing to relinquish adolescence, perhaps a bit resentful that the
universe never discovered your enormous talent?

And what was the zenith of your illustrious performing career? House band at
the Holiday Inn or whatever they have in Australia? Road band for some
washed-up rocker trying to squeeze the last bit of mileage out of their
career? Official guitar instructor for House Of Guitars in Wherethehell
Australia?

No matter, given your reactive tone and apparently questionable musical
judgement, I'd say he should take your advice with a substantial grain of
salt.

Later Junior.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172094 ] Do, 24 November 2005 03:40
atomic  
Maybe you can tell me what tempo has to do with it then genius?

You talk about my 'reactive' tone, yet you come out with ill informed
insults for WHAT reason? Don't know what you have to do with it, or
'Wherethehell' you crawled from, but I ask you - how typically
hypocritical American are you?

Mind your manners and your business!
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172097 ] Do, 24 November 2005 05:34
James  
"atomic" <stereobahbah [at] optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:1132800028.750481.166840 [at] g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

> Maybe you can tell me what tempo has to do with it then genius?

Hey Junior, there are ways to state something without coming across like an
asshat. This is a concept you're clearly unfamiliar with. You seem to claim
some great insight that supposedly warrants your ill-tempered pissing and
moaning. All we know is you claim to have been playing guitar for 27 years
and seem to hear someone being off the beat when they aren't. There's a
difference between playing for 27 years and playing one year 27 times.

> You talk about my 'reactive' tone, yet you come out with ill informed
> insults for WHAT reason?

See my previous comments re: your status as an asshat.

Sure sounds like I hit a nerve regarding your musical resume.

> Don't know what you have to do with it,

You mean other than the fact that it's a public forum? You made a statement
that I disagreed with and you proceeded to piss your pants over it like an
idiot. You simply couldn't deal with the concept that someone thought you
were incorrect. Sorry if this puts a wrinkle in your psychological construct
of being infallible. Okay, well, I'm not really sorry about it.

> 'Wherethehell' you crawled from, but I ask you - how typically
> hypocritical American are you?

Not very. However, like a lot of Americans I call a spade a spade. And a
dipshit a dipshit. Maybe you need to get the Vegemite out of your ears.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172098 ] Do, 24 November 2005 06:25
atomic  
What a total fucking nimrod you are. Your intellectual impotence is
only outweighed by vivid imagination. Your inaccurate assumptions of my
experience are evidence of your naivety.

Public forum or not, I asked for no comment from you - he, on the
other hand asked for one, for which I honored him. Perhaps not in the
way he anticipated, but he acknowledged at least some fault in his
'magnum opus'.

Your misconduct extends beyond your inability to understand simple
statements without attaching emotion to them - so any comments you
venture to extend on the subject of psyche should perhaps be directed
at yourself first.

You're a trouble maker, with nothing of true substance to offer -
that is why you tender unprovoked attacks on others. What is now
obvious is the sad, insignificant existence you apparently call your
life.

So pathetic you are, to try to disparage someone to the point of making
conscience attempts at personal humiliation. Sad is the fact that your
efforts are to no avail.

All I can do is laugh at your feeble communiqu=E9s - you retarded imp.
Back to your din of disparity, fool!
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172099 ] Do, 24 November 2005 07:07
James  
"atomic" <stereobahbah [at] optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:1132809935.710227.41820 [at] g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...


> Public forum or not, I asked for no comment from you - he, on the
> other hand asked for one, for which I honored him.

Hey chuckles, if you'll check, fact is, I didn't address you. I told the OP
that I felt someone else's assessment was off the mark. I didn't even
recall who it was that said it, just that I had seen a comment to that
effect. You then jumped in crying, farting and spewing - "OMFG..." blah
blah, etc. I had to go back and see - "Is this moron the one who said it?
Yup..."

I actually wouldn't give a shit what your musical background was if you
didn't bear such a strong and obvious resemblance to a horse's nether
regions.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172114 ] Do, 24 November 2005 20:09
Darth This  
"James" <muzician21 [at] xyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1X8hf.2924$aA2.1994 [at] newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>
> "atomic" <stereobahbah [at] optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
> news:1132793033.956075.240020 [at] g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
>> OMFG - guy obviously knows little about it
>
> It's "obvious" because you say so?
>
> I have a hard time believing you've been playing for 27 years, I wouldn't
> have guessed you to be older than 15. More accurately a pissed off
> 15-year-old with little self-confidence who's incapable of handling
> disagreement with maturity. So, instead we find out you're middle-aged,
> refusing to relinquish adolescence, perhaps a bit resentful that the
> universe never discovered your enormous talent?
>
> And what was the zenith of your illustrious performing career? House band
> at
> the Holiday Inn or whatever they have in Australia? Road band for some
> washed-up rocker trying to squeeze the last bit of mileage out of their
> career? Official guitar instructor for House Of Guitars in Wherethehell
> Australia?
>
> No matter, given your reactive tone and apparently questionable musical
> judgement, I'd say he should take your advice with a substantial grain of
> salt.
>
> Later Junior.
>
>

Please...

_______________________________
There's no such thing as a final frontier
/DT, Stockholm, Sweden
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172115 ] Do, 24 November 2005 20:10
Darth This  
"atomic" <stereobahbah [at] optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:1132800028.750481.166840 [at] g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Maybe you can tell me what tempo has to do with it then genius?
>
> You talk about my 'reactive' tone, yet you come out with ill informed
> insults for WHAT reason? Don't know what you have to do with it, or
> 'Wherethehell' you crawled from, but I ask you - how typically
> hypocritical American are you?
>
> Mind your manners and your business!
>

PLEASE

_______________________________
There's no such thing as a final frontier
/DT, Stockholm, Sweden
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172116 ] Do, 24 November 2005 20:10
Darth This  
"James" <muzician21 [at] xyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:mpbhf.4817$N45.3694 [at] newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>
> "atomic" <stereobahbah [at] optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
> news:1132800028.750481.166840 [at] g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
>> Maybe you can tell me what tempo has to do with it then genius?
>
> Hey Junior, there are ways to state something without coming across like
> an
> asshat. This is a concept you're clearly unfamiliar with. You seem to
> claim
> some great insight that supposedly warrants your ill-tempered pissing and
> moaning. All we know is you claim to have been playing guitar for 27 years
> and seem to hear someone being off the beat when they aren't. There's a
> difference between playing for 27 years and playing one year 27 times.
>
>> You talk about my 'reactive' tone, yet you come out with ill informed
>> insults for WHAT reason?
>
> See my previous comments re: your status as an asshat.
>
> Sure sounds like I hit a nerve regarding your musical resume.
>
>> Don't know what you have to do with it,
>
> You mean other than the fact that it's a public forum? You made a
> statement
> that I disagreed with and you proceeded to piss your pants over it like an
> idiot. You simply couldn't deal with the concept that someone thought you
> were incorrect. Sorry if this puts a wrinkle in your psychological
> construct
> of being infallible. Okay, well, I'm not really sorry about it.
>
>> 'Wherethehell' you crawled from, but I ask you - how typically
>> hypocritical American are you?
>
> Not very. However, like a lot of Americans I call a spade a spade. And a
> dipshit a dipshit. Maybe you need to get the Vegemite out of your ears.
>
>


P L E A S E !
_______________________________
There's no such thing as a final frontier
/DT, Stockholm, Sweden
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172121 ] Do, 24 November 2005 22:45
atomic  
HAHAH - it's ok, I'm finished with him.
Re: My recording: Imperial march [message #172126 ] Fr, 25 November 2005 06:36
James  
"atomic" <stereobahbah [at] optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:1132868749.360795.160640 [at] z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> HAHAH - it's ok, I'm finished with him.

You were finished years ago.
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