Format:

Impulse Tracker 2.10 IT 2.00

Size:

164115 bytes

BPM:

119

Speed:

6

Channels:

32

Song Length:

31

Samples:

21

Instruments:

21

Patterns:

25

Tracks:

1

Track length:

800

SHA1:

6e10ae4cf5bd51e04fbaf848c42e2687477c2d01

MD5:

1babd0668c00f6e136a8bde8a01e1f50

Waiting for summer

Thrown together in one evening, this is a pretty messy piece, but the
chord structure is so nice, it doesn't matter..

Greetings to Bal and Lemm and all the other competitors.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy this relaxing tune. You'll either love it or hate
it.

This does use lots of virtual channels, so I apologise in advance to
everyone stuck with 32 (like myself). It sounds great on my GUS anyway
though.

Some instruments were edited in CoolEdit. Effects applied were: Filtering
(bass cut and treble boost), Flanging (only a little, to make the samples
a little fuller after filtering), Amplification (normalized).

For those who want to know the chord progression:

 .C    .Em   .G    .Am   .Am   .D    .G  Em.C

 .C    .F    .G    .Am   .F    .Am   .Em   .Am

And the Middle 8:

 .D    .Am   .Em   .Am   .F    .Em   .G    .Am

A very simple progression, which I came across accidently when trying to
play 'streets of london' on my guitar. The chords used are almost the
same, but in a different order. No 7th chords at all, simply because I
couldn't get any to fit.

 - ARGH! / Three Brits

• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Argh!
• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Argh!/waiting for summer.it

1. conv kick drum
2. c-hihat
3. o-hihat
4. snare
5. acoustic guitar [f-4]
6. acoustic guitar [f-4]
7. strings [g#3]
8. strings [g#3]
9. siner
10. siner
11. vibe [a-3]
12. vibe [a-3]
13. cymbal crash
14. woodwind [d#4]
15. woodwind [d#4]
16. double sine [d#4]
18. (c)1997 Argh! / TB
20. I doubt this works in
21. CP..