Doesn't look like it, thanks for trying though. I'm sure it was an outdoor event, some of the flags were giant so I'm thinking it was at a time and place where it was still somewhat accepted or at least tolerated by the venue.
A surprisingly gory series. I saw this scene when I was probably single-digits years old. When I rediscovered the series many years later, I was surprised by how tame it was and thought I might have gotten War of the Worlds confused with something else. Apparently a lot was cut for syndication. YouTube has it, though.
before it gets taken down.
Listening to this, the first track could be a basic free triple oscillator like Helm, and with the reverb and effects on top a lot of synths could be made to sound like that. It's a relatively simple bass line with a lot of resonance and sub-bass.
Thanks! Keep in mind that they're from the early 2000s. But with that out of the way, here comes the soundtrack for White Law.Listening to this, the first track could be a basic free triple oscillator like Helm, and with the reverb and effects on top a lot of synths could be made to sound like that. It's a relatively simple bass line with a lot of resonance and sub-bass.
The second track I am almost willing to put money down that the bass is using a Roland 303, or a VST version, or a physical 303 clone. It's got the chirpy, crunchy 303 signature sound. The lead sound about halfway through could be the 303 as well. The background synth could be a lot of different of polyphonic synths, which I am a little less versed in, but it is a pretty common string-like sound used in a lot of electronic music so it could be almost anything.
Hope this gives you some direction into making sweet industrial jams
I'll listen to these and let you know what I hear. For reference the Roland 303 came out in the 80s, flopped for its original use (it sounds NOTHING like a bass guitar) and then was so cheap broke, homeless music producers could afford to buy them for their illegal warehouse raves lol
Theme 1 - monophonic synth, could also be the 303 with effects, since it's more of a percussion sound, reminds me of the sound when you hit the end of a tube and can hear the sound bouncing around as it comes out the other side
This is a problem with the lost media community that frustrates me to no end. So much weaponized autism goes into finding a 3 second bumper ad of SpongeBob playing a PSP on a German kid’s TV station in 2006 or whatever, but nothing about trying to find and archive historic stuff like you mentioned. I’m not trying to force the community to focus all attention to finding CSPAN footage from 30 years ago about a proposed tax raise in Riverside County or something, but “boring political” media like the OJ, Oklahoma City Bombing, Columbine, and even Monica Lewinsky had HUGE pop-cultural implications. Anybody with even a passing interest in entertainment should be hyper-focused on finding and archiving this stuff.
Cross-post from the Western Animation thread because it's really quite something...
