Terranigma Music Covers

[Manibrandr System]

Has anyone come across people doing covers of Terranigma music on Youtube?

Here is what I found just now :

Underworld Music

It's pretty awesome, I must say.

[EverPhoenix]

Ive seen that video before. CalebElijah does one of the Lhasa theme as well.

ive been meaning to do a cover of the main theme and the final boss battle, but my limited knowledge of music theory kinda stumps me in terms of the chords.

[psychokind]

I think somebody posted this before, am I right? and again I have to ask, how can he play the drums with his guitar?!

[Manibrandr System]

I think he premade the backing tracks then performed the guitar part live.

[EverPhoenix]

he uses a program called GuitarPro. its basically a midi editor, he writes his version and plays along to it on guitar.

[NoZKeY]

CalebElijah is awesome.
I want to learn a terranigma song with my keyboard but i dont know which one to start learning, and i dont have a camera

My choose may be:
Underground
Tittle theme
Dark gaia battle theme
Krista theme

I want to learn all songs later though.

[EverPhoenix]

NoZKeY wrote:

CalebElijah is awesome. I want to learn a terranigma song with my keyboard but i dont know which one to start learning, and i dont have a camera My choose may be: Underground Tittle theme Dark gaia battle theme Krista theme I want to learn all songs later though.

learn the Resurrection theme. ("World Control")

its really easy and makes you feel awesome for being able to play it ^^

[Azure Phoenix]

NoZKeY wrote:

CalebElijah is awesome. I want to learn a terranigma song with my keyboard but i dont know which one to start learning, and i dont have a camera My choose may be: Underground Tittle theme Dark gaia battle theme Krista theme I want to learn all songs later though.

a warning if you take lessons, be careful of crap teachers, i tried keyboard lessons in school, we spent an hour every day doing NOTHING, the guy just left us to it, i spent most of that time trying to play a few simple tunes from a few games, i think i did pretty well

[NoZKeY]

EverPhoenix wrote:

learn the Resurrection theme. ("World Control") its really easy and makes you feel awesome for being able to play it ^^

I forgot that one, its also one of my favorites ^^ I will try to play it then.

Arashi wrote:

a warning if you take lessons, be careful of crap teachers, i tried keyboard lessons in school, we spent an hour every day doing NOTHING, the guy just left us to it, i spent most of that time trying to play a few simple tunes from a few games, i think i did pretty well

I learned by myself, i think its the best way But i had basic lessons when i was child, my father is a music teacher ><
Btw videogames were my inspiration

[EverPhoenix]

NoZKeY wrote:

I learned by myself, i think its the best way But i had basic lessons when i was child, my father is a music teacher >< Btw videogames were my inspiration

basic lessons and then self-teaching is the best way i find. i had 3 years of piano lessons, they were quite boring. but now im doing stuff at my own pace, and its awesome.

[Hammerit]

EverPhoenix wrote:

basic lessons and then self-teaching is the best way i find. i had 3 years of piano lessons, they were quite boring. but now im doing stuff at my own pace, and its awesome.

That's the problem of being tought something. Since the one essential thing needed to actually learn something and to keep at it - a goal - is something a teacher can never provide. And if you even go through the trouble of trying to teach yourself, there gotta be a real good reason or you'll most likely be distracted sooner or later and lose interest.

[Azure Phoenix]

Hammerit wrote:

EverPhoenix wrote: basic lessons and then self-teaching is the best way i find. i had 3 years of piano lessons, they were quite boring. but now im doing stuff at my own pace, and its awesome. That's the problem of being tought something. Since the one essential thing needed to actually learn something and to keep at it - a goal - is something a teacher can never provide. And if you even go through the trouble of trying to teach yourself, there gotta be a real good reason or you'll most likely be distracted sooner or later and lose interest.

i think i might now just have an example for school being a bad idea

[psychokind]

EverPhoenix wrote:

NoZKeY wrote: I learned by myself, i think its the best way But i had basic lessons when i was child, my father is a music teacher >< Btw videogames were my inspiration basic lessons and then self-teaching is the best way i find. i had 3 years of piano lessons, they were quite boring. but now im doing stuff at my own pace, and its awesome.

I assure you self-teaching is NOT the best way you just need a very expensive private elite-teacher. as long as you're not an absolute supertalented genius someone exclusive teaching you is the better way, even if you're lazy.

trust me, I experienced that myself. I easily surpassed all my friends who started to play the guitar even before me, let it be self-teaching or cheap group teaching. and I almost never practiced at home, unlike they did.

[EverPhoenix]

psychokind wrote:

EverPhoenix wrote: NoZKeY wrote: I learned by myself, i think its the best way But i had basic lessons when i was child, my father is a music teacher >< Btw videogames were my inspiration basic lessons and then self-teaching is the best way i find. i had 3 years of piano lessons, they were quite boring. but now im doing stuff at my own pace, and its awesome. I assure you self-teaching is NOT the best way you just need a very expensive private elite-teacher. as long as you're not an absolute supertalented genius someone exclusive teaching you is the better way, even if you're lazy. trust me, I experienced that myself. I easily surpassed all my friends who started to play the guitar even before me, let it be self-teaching or cheap group teaching. and I almost never practiced at home, unlike they did.

although private tuition gets much better results than self-teaching, id still say i prefer self-teaching. once you have the basics, you wont need to worry about paying for the tuition, practising the instrument enough to be prepared for the next lesson, etc etc

although if it is something you really like its easy to be prepared, just keep playing. but its a lot more relaxed if you go at your own pace, and you dont need to worry about whether you've played enough that week.

[Azure Phoenix]

psychokind wrote:

EverPhoenix wrote: NoZKeY wrote: I learned by myself, i think its the best way But i had basic lessons when i was child, my father is a music teacher >< Btw videogames were my inspiration basic lessons and then self-teaching is the best way i find. i had 3 years of piano lessons, they were quite boring. but now im doing stuff at my own pace, and its awesome. I assure you self-teaching is NOT the best way you just need a very expensive private elite-teacher. as long as you're not an absolute supertalented genius someone exclusive teaching you is the better way, even if you're lazy. trust me, I experienced that myself. I easily surpassed all my friends who started to play the guitar even before me, let it be self-teaching or cheap group teaching. and I almost never practiced at home, unlike they did.

group teaching depends on the rest of the group, private teaching is good and self teching depends on how commited you are to learning that particular subject

in my experience group teaching is the worst, same goes for my bro, got put in isolation for a week once and when i came out i was like 7 lessons aheda of the rest of my year, so i spent the spare time sitting around doing nothing, i skipped school the next day and when asked why i told them straight, it was a waste of my time because i was ahead of everyone else...

so i could agree with either psychokind or Everphoenix, but because i get bored of people explaining the same thing over and over again, i'll agree with Everphoenix