Missingno [FNF Lullaby] [Metal Remix]
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2022
- just a random cover I decided to make.
the MIDI and FLP I used are from these links, and do not belong to me.
onlinesequencer.net/2781188
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The FNF Lullaby mod, the song Missingno, and the Missingno sprite all belong to the FNF Lullaby creators, not me.
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Absolutely fantastic and underrated cover!!
This is great as always!!!! Keep up the great work!!! :)
HOW DARE YOU MAKE A COVER OF A SONG I WAS CONSIDERING COVERING VERY SOON
AND MAKE IT SO MUCH BETTER THAN WHAT I HAD PLANNED
HOW. DARE.
in all seriousness, this is awesome.
you’re getting really good with that guitar vst! it sounds so realistic!
those muted strumming sections really put the icing on the already amazing cake and make this like 100% better
harmonics.
thank you!! im sure your cover (if you still cover it) will be cool too!
@@TimbreWulfy i’ma make it over the course of like a week so i fine tune it to heck so i make it better than your’s lol
@@seren2018 i will make a V2.
@@TimbreWulfy nOooOoOoooOo
Sweet
Severely underrated. Question: I'm a guitarist and would like to know if you played the guitar vocals in a software or did you physically play them yourself? If you played them yourself, that is some crazy talented.
Edit: I've never known what these were called at 0:22 but I swear they have a name! The thing where you go from 1st finger to 4th finger in a quick sense. Usually from a high to low note span.
im not actually a guitarist, lol. i bought a kontakt plugin for some realistic electric guitars is all. it's called shreddage 3 serpent. so I don't actually know anything about guitar playing, haha.
@@TimbreWulfy It sounds godlike, nevertheless.
ok i know you posted this 7 months afo but the segment at 0:22 sounds like arpeggios? the technique for playing them that fast is either legato or alternate picking. but that’s all in the way you play them, not the actual musical term for them