Another new release, you say? Yes, I say.

2010 has been a productive musical year so far. And I couldn’t be happier. Getting around to finishing all of these musical ideas really makes me happy, and hopefully you enjoy listening.

A smattering of old ideas finally coming to fruition is what you’ll find in Frequent Dabbling. Check it out in the music section.

And to that end, a gift!

Pure Yellow Colour – Grasshoppers

My entry for the RPM 2010 Challenge is complete! I invented a new “personality” for this project called Adversapolis. The album is self-titled because I couldn’t come up with anything else once I spent my creative juices on that.

The album of original music is about 42 minutes long, consists of 9 songs, and features me on the guitar, bass guitar, and vocals. The drums were sequenced, as usual. The genre is “Rock” or “Alternative Rock,” depending on your druthers. You can grab it from its very own domain, Adversapolis, for the next Time of Some Duration, which will then be succeeded by the Time Wherein It Gets Integrated Into Nebyoolae.com, As Well.

I made a new piece of music. It’s aggressive and melodic progressive rock, with the help of Logic’s samples/synths, like usual. Please enjoy!

Monochromatic

THIS IS IT! The moment you’ve all been waiting for. Pure Yellow Colour’s “Six More Weeks of Winter” being played on my Xbox 360.

OMFG! I got it to build! I got to build!

To make this sensible to non-people-who-have-been-working-on-a-piece-of-RB-DLC-for-several-weeks, I’ll say that the program that compiles all the audio and MIDI together finally got through its compilation with no errors.

Much progress, however ancillary, has been made tonight.

With help from Robyn, the vocal chart has been improved and should be pretty done. Also, I successfully added lyrics to each “note tube” (as Harmonix calls them), so when you try to sing, words will help guide you :P

It’s been a while, everybody, but I finally got back on track with everything.

Tonight has been quite productive! I got all the Bass charts done, as well as the animation for the drums, and some decent overdrive/fill spots for all the instruments. The animation for guitar/bass, as well as lighting/camera cues, are not done, but I’m thinking I might try running this thing without them, just to see if the thing works.

Another late night, another PYC RBN update.

Tonight I tackled the guitar charts. I had already written a decent Expert chart, but it needed quite a bit of tweaking, mainly to make it flow better and to make sustained notes make more sense. Despite playing a LOT of Rock Band and Guitar Hero, there’s still some difficulty in making your own note charts to spec, no matter how many you’ve played.

Tonight, with the discovery of the custom keymaps and Rock Band preview plugin, I’ve gotten all the Drum charts done. The aforementioned preview plugin lets you see the notes you’ve charted, or “gems”, scroll down a “gem” highway much like in the game. It’s amazingly sweet to see this as it makes all my work seem like it’s been fo’ realz, ya’ll.

I didn’t think I’d get there, but Expert Guitar and Vocals are pretty done.

Vocals were quite the beast, mainly because I had NO guide as to what the notes are. Kathy just sang her melody atop her known chords and my known leads, but I never knew what notes she was actually singing. Well, when you need to make a MIDI chart of that, it’s all trial and error. Thanks to Robyn for helping me out with the first two verses and choruses.

I have completed a serviceable note chart for Expert Bass. Whew. I had less source material to go on, so I had to do more manual editing of notes than with drums (but not too much more).

Tomorrow, I aim to make a decent Expert Guitar chart, which will be both fun and challenging since I get to transcribe part of a rhythm guitar, lead guitar, AND solo guitar (wheeee!).

I’m making note charts for Pure Yellow Colour’s “Six More Weeks of Winter” in order to eventually upload to the Rock Band Network for fun and (very small potential) profit. In the end, you will be able to go online to the Rock Band Music Store and download the track I made, just like any other, and play it on your XBOXEN THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY (and maybe the PS3ZLE, too).

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Nebyoolae – Majicking

Sometimes it’s OK to just rock really loudly in an electronica fashion. That’s exactly what Majicking is all about.

You may remember some old tracks I did under the name Majic. They were the first electronica pieces I’d ever tried after doing countless guitar recordings. Ever since I got Logic Pro and its mountain of loops and synths, I’ve been toying with tons of ideas.

Welcome to the final genesis of all that noodling.

P.S. I created a new Twitter account just for announcing stuff like this. Unsurprisingly, it is Nebyoomuz.

Nebyoolae.com is now a full-on Cake app. What this means for you, the visitor, is that adding functionality will be a lot easier for me and more fun for you. In the near future, I’ll be adding search capabilities, song commenting and ranking, and more tagging support for songs.

I love this iPhone app.

Nebyooweb is live! Just point your browser to http://nebyooweb.com and feast your eyes on what I’ve done.

http://kotaku.com/5139847/listen-to-the-jrpg-soundtrack-of-the-jrpg-that-doesnt-exist