I'm making a cover of Hot butter's popcorn, and I was wondering what was the nearest I could get to the bass filter effect... I haven't had much luck so far. I'm working in the vrc6 saw channel with the bass...
Whenever I've come across a filter cutoff sweep like that, I use VRC6 pulses and gradually change the pulse width over the pattern. Check my cover for DC5 (Mayhem - "How I Love" for an example.
Hot Butter's version is a cover, yes, but it's by far the most well known version.
I'm partial to the one by M&H Band, myself (often misattributed to bands such as Kraftwerk). The whole track has a silky smooth sound that is very rare. I'd try making an NES cover of it, except it'd be an exercise in pointlessness... I don't think it could be matched.
I'd try making an NES cover of it, except it'd be an exercise in pointlessness... I don't think it could be matched.
Honestly, that's also how I feel because of all the covers that were already made of it (even on the Commodore 64). After a while, it all starts to lose any originality.
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My favorite version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVMt5YdemWM
Though it only uses the original main melody only twice throughout the song. Being just one of like 7 melodies of the song. The first time having harmonic changes differing from the original for about 1 measure and on the 2nd occurance a much moe varied harmonic change.
I like it.
for an example.
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