ULTRAKILL - ORDER Guitar Cover || Seversi
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Ultrakill has been my discovery of 2022. While never being a big fan of FPS games, I always loved the Devil May Cry series, and I'm always in for games that let players express their skill in many creative ways. This game is fantastic at making me feel immense satisfaction after wiping out room after room of enemies by utilizing precise movement and weapon combinations. The soundtrack greatly amplifies the experience and I've been blasting it in my car ever since first hearing it in action.
My absolute favorite track from both act I and II of the game (and I'm uploading this before the P-2 update) is ORDER, which plays while fighting the first act's superboss. What caught my attention especially was the climax, which references another song in the soundtrack (Requiem). It's such a memorable moment, a superb pay off to the rest of the song, which feels as if it builds up to this very moment. I knew I wanted to recreate that particular moment. After creating a simplified drum track and laying on some rhythm guitars, I immediately got to work on the "Requiem" part of the song and after getting some pretty good results, I was all in on finishing this cover.
Overall, I'm very happy with how this one turned out. This cover taught me a lot in terms of patience, hearing the song multiple times before settling on the sound of particular fragments, as well as trusting gut instincts. For example, the introductory, clean part, was attempted with the clean electric guitar both in the rhythm and lead sections. Even though I had a correct sounding recording, I felt it was painfully flat, so, after getting some opinions on the topic, I went back and re-recorded the rhythm section with an acoustic guitar. It immediately created a lot of depth for the intro, so I kept it in.
If you enjoyed, I encourage you to share the video among your friends, like, comment and subscribe for more various covers - and also my own work in the future!
TWITTER: Twitter: Seversi2
Ultrakill has been my discovery of 2022. While never being a big fan of FPS games, I always loved the Devil May Cry series, and I'm always in for games that let players express their skill in many creative ways. This game is fantastic at making me feel immense satisfaction after wiping out room after room of enemies by utilizing precise movement and weapon combinations. The soundtrack greatly amplifies the experience and I've been blasting it in my car ever since first hearing it in action.
My absolute favorite track from both act I and II of the game (and I'm uploading this before the P-2 update) is ORDER, which plays while fighting the first act's superboss. What caught my attention especially was the climax, which references another song in the soundtrack (Requiem). It's such a memorable moment, a superb pay off to the rest of the song, which feels as if it builds up to this very moment. I knew I wanted to recreate that particular moment. After creating a simplified drum track and laying on some rhythm guitars, I immediately got to work on the "Requiem" part of the song and after getting some pretty good results, I was all in on finishing this cover.
Overall, I'm very happy with how this one turned out. This cover taught me a lot in terms of patience, hearing the song multiple times before settling on the sound of particular fragments, as well as trusting gut instincts. For example, the introductory, clean part, was attempted with the clean electric guitar both in the rhythm and lead sections. Even though I had a correct sounding recording, I felt it was painfully flat, so, after getting some opinions on the topic, I went back and re-recorded the rhythm section with an acoustic guitar. It immediately created a lot of depth for the intro, so I kept it in.
If you enjoyed, I encourage you to share the video among your friends, like, comment and subscribe for more various covers - and also my own work in the future!
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