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it's interesting that he uses ableton live for the audio
man that music-game-interaction sounds sweeeeeeeeeet... a game where you really have to get into the groove :-)
Audio-related stuff is always fascinating to watch/listen to. I love the idea of syncing the world's sounds to the metronome.
Les Claypool Bands (all of these are fucking awesome):
Primus
Oysterhead (Les, Trey from Phish, and Stuart from The Police)
Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Burnie Brains (Les and Buckethead)
Les Claypool's Flying Frog Brigade
Les Claypool and The Fancy Band (the first band on the video)
Les Claypool and The Holy Mackrel
Now, go out and listen to more Les!!!
Pendelton21, let us not forget that Bernie Worell plays keys in Bucket of Bernie Brains and Brain is a sick drummer. Also, there's a band called SAUSAGE that Les is in that is also badass. Gotta love Claypool.
From what I have seen of the gameplay, the game itself somewhat mediocre. That being said, this approach to sound design is both facinating and compelling. I'm not saying I would play the game to experience the audio work that has been applied, but I certainly wouldn't mind seeing some other games cop the approach for themselves.
Thanks for the tip about sausage, p_rosky!
Also, I know how fucking awesome Bernie and Brain are, but most people around here will be drawn to the fact that Buckethead is there.
I love Les' work.
I actually went to see a show during the tour that they show clips of. It's always a good live show.
I believe I saw Les mention in an interview that he plans to incorporate some of these songs into his live set, and he also wants to release some of these tracks on his new CD.
Holy crap that's awesome. I love Claypool.
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