Left 4 Dead Special Infected Jingles
Tank Theme: [ Ссылка ]
Sarah Bodman Studio: [ Ссылка ]
Sarah Bodman Studio Instagram: [ Ссылка ]
Recently got back into Left 4 Dead. Even a decade later, this game still kicks major ass. It was awesome to re-play Expert Campaign with friends. I noticed that there was not a “great” video on YouTube for the Special Infected Jingles, so I decided to make my own. Hope you all like it. Bit of a tribute to one of my favorite games.
Piano Arrangement:
Left 4 Dead - Basic Witch Theme Tutorial by GDRichard
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Left 4 Dead Special Infected Piano jingles by AgentBSmith
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Left 4 Dead 2 - Special Infected Piano Jingles by GDRichard
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Thank you to you two for teaching me the jingles. Unfortunately, there is no sheet music.
Original Song: Left 4 Dead Special Infected Jingles
Composed By: Mike Morasky
Video Game: Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2
Developer: Valve South, Valve
Publisher: Valve
Video Assets:
Left 4 Dead Opening Cinematic
Left 4 Dead 2 Opening Cinematic
Boomer's Day Off - A Left 4 Dead comedy (part 1) HD by Michelle Osorio
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*Valve why is there no Boomer Cinematic??*
Picture Assets:
The Boomer, Left 4 Dead Wiki
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The Hunter, Left 4 Dead Wiki
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Logos, Left 4 Dead Wiki
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The only assets I own in the video is my interpretation of the music and my performance of it. Every other asset in the video is owned by the respective parties listed in the video description.
Synthesia/SeeMusic: In my personal opinion, probably one of the worst ways to learn how to play piano. You will hinder your progress in learning sheet music. Synthesia/SeeMusic will not help you understand rhythm, dynamics, or notation of a musical piece. Learn through sheet music or by ear. Those are better options in my opinion. I only use Synthesia/SeeMusic to create the piano roll visual, and it does a good job there.
Editing Program: Davinci Resolve 16
Screen Recorder: OBS
Piano Roll Generator: SeeMusicPiano:
Yamaha P45 88 Key Weighted Digital Piano
My piano stand is not that great so there may be some shaking of my piano.
Audio: Digitally Recorded using Midi File
DAW: Ableton Live
Camera: iPhone 8
Started Playing Piano sometime around May 2020. Mostly Self-Taught.
Using Ableton, I do minor corrections to the Midi file of my performance. For example, if I hit a wrong note or two in my performance I use Ableton to fix it. If I was supposed to hit a G but instead played A, I will use Ableton to change the note to a G. I make sure my performance is about 97% of the way there and then fix it in Ableton. I do it only because some songs are challenging for my skill level and I once tried to do about 27 perfect takes for a song and still did not get it 100% perfect. Additionally, sometimes the audio transfer from my piano to Ableton may glitch or be overly sensitive, and I will fix that as well.
