vermicious knid
04-05-2006, 11:07 PM
Sometimes I really enjoy listening to them. And as cheesy as it may seem to rock out to their chintzy sound, I think the "guitar" on this version of "Sisters of the Moon" can't be beat.
http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3LXT7F23LKL0I11OBM3WY85J5V
I love the beat on this "Tusk"
http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2YMIX9SDKIOC93SIOIWPRCN168
I have yet to find a good "Stand Back". All of them suck. As for "Think About Me", I have never found one of those at all.
This is a definition of midi: They are text files, containing encoded commands, to tell your PC's sound card's synthesiser (or an external music keyboard, etc.), to play notes (e.g. C, G#, Bb)
What I think this means is that these may not sound the same to you as they do to me. The sound card on your computer determines how they sound.
http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3LXT7F23LKL0I11OBM3WY85J5V
I love the beat on this "Tusk"
http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2YMIX9SDKIOC93SIOIWPRCN168
I have yet to find a good "Stand Back". All of them suck. As for "Think About Me", I have never found one of those at all.
This is a definition of midi: They are text files, containing encoded commands, to tell your PC's sound card's synthesiser (or an external music keyboard, etc.), to play notes (e.g. C, G#, Bb)
What I think this means is that these may not sound the same to you as they do to me. The sound card on your computer determines how they sound.