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A little tribute for my Favorite and Underrated Gem “Sheep Raider“ (also known as Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf), inspired by Fliphawk @fliphawk I wanna share my experience of making the music. I'm not a musician, so I had to use some helping tricks to bring this idea into reality. So I started by isolating bass and melody from the in-game music itself, using “Split“ section in vocalremover(dot)org, which then I converted in to MIDI, using Melodyne . But that didn't make things easier, since I had to clean and polish notes, to make it sound as accurate as possible. I didn't use any plugins, that I saw in the tutorial, since I was using LMMS and unapologeticly lazy to figure it out C'x Also, also, I tried to do that tape stop effect, using “dBlue Tapestop“ plugin, but again, couldn't make it work and I swear, I have no idea why! And the funny thing is, I remembered that there isolated drumloop that also sometimes plays in the secret room, which means I combined 3 drum samples, just like in the tutorial, only to throw it all away and use a drumloop from the OST! C'x Regardles, I don't know if this count's as cheating, but I did wanted to everyting by myself, both music and the title card (and the title! Since in Sheep Raider, levels does not have names). Cus yes, I did drew that myself and I really like how this turnes out! For a Visualized Audio at first I used Sonic Candle, but then switched to Full artwork and extra sketches can be found here - Song: Eric Casper - Level 1 (Filename - Trip_v1) (Sheep Raider/Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf OST) (90 BPM); Check out Fliphawk @fliphawk Crossover Remix (Idk how to call it, but you get the point, haha!): Sources:
