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Mudvayne - Internal Primates Forever - Guitar Cover

Length: 4:38
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Author: Opranius

Tags: Alternative Cover Forever Groove Guitar Guitar-Cover Internal Metal Mudvayne Nu-Metal Primates Rock

Sorry for the strange quality. My soundcard makes trouble with low tunings :S Tuning is Drop B. I changed some parts a bit because I think they are better in this way. :)(Verses etc.)

Since You're Gone

Length: 3:3
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Author: mattababy50

Tags: gone matt music poser tupy

Just another amateuristic attempt at making a music video. I'm not really excited about having to make videos just to put music on the internet, but since there's no YouRadio, I suppose I must do it this way. Of course, it's all done with smoke and mirrors and the magic of Cool Edit Pro, Poser 7...

~Our Song~ Remix Contest!

Length: 1:53
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Author: Girlswithheart

Tags: competition contest djphredee door girlswithheart our recreate remake remix screen slamming song swift taylor

Contestant List: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Additional Tips: Your remix should be HQ. Try using a high-quality microphone or sound card if you are analog-recording instruments like drums or guitar or piano. Also export or save your remix file in a...

Metallica - Shortest Straw Cover By Me

Length: 6:12
Rating Average: 5.00 from 1 people
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Author: mutzmutz705

Tags: cover guitarrig instruments metal metallica native shortest solo straw

A Cover i made for shortest straw in cubase was too lazy to make the beginning i made a few takes for the solo since its too hard and there is no way i can play it in one take :) drums from LM7 (cubase) bass from VB (cubase) guitar is connected direct to my soundcard using Native...

Learning To Walk - kwak(a)tak original

Length: 2:43
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Author: kwaktak

Tags: fingerstyle K&K Larrivee OM-03R

This is am original composition (and work in progress of course) that is dedicated to my wonderful sons Justin (age 4 and a half) and Joseph (19 months as of yesterday), who continue to humble and inspire me as they grow older. The piece is admittedly rather simple and off the cuff in parts but...