As some of you may know, I'm kind of a massive stoner, although I recently had to clean up after being laid off at work. For my last hurrah, my wife Dana & I finished up a new song a few weeks ago, and I recorded a 'vocal' (not actual singing) where the lyrics were made up on the fly. This was the result...


https://soundcloud.com/billy-castillo-1/5-lil-dux-explicit-version

5 Little Ducks came home one day/ to smoke some weed and laugh and play/they got real high/my oh my those ducks are really f***ing high.
5 Little Ducks ridin' in a Ford truck/ Headin' over to Starbucks/ They drank some coffee/now I can't get 'em off me those ducks are so annoying
(instrumental break)
5 Little Ducks went down to the ghetto/to buy a wooden whore from a pimp named Gepetto/ She made of wood/ that's no good they got termites in their hood
(jnstrumental break)
5 Little Ducks got too damn fat/ feedin' off Alvin's feral cats/ They signed the treaty/ and got diabetes those ducks died in agony
5 Little Ducks they went to Hell/ in spite of them eating at Taco Bell/they ate their greens/now their diapers ain't clean oh that's just really full of beans

For those of you who've known me from TIMGUL for a while...Fear 2 Stop is on hiatus; co-founder Raymond Proseus is not really working on music right now after a couple of personal tragedies, so while he takes a break, Dana and I started the Latchkey Nerds.

It was the mic...was using my laptop's mic.

This is a work in progress for a F2S side project called 'Latchkey Nerds'. This is a cover of 'Barnyard' from the Beach Boys' 'Smile'; a lot of work needs to be done, esp. on the vocal.



http://soundcloud.com/billy-castillo-1/latchkey-kids-barnyard

Badass! I wasn't too crazy about the game itself, but I always loved the music for it. This is extremely awesome. If I had a complaint, I'd say EQ-wise it needs a bit more treble and less bass, but that's relatively minor.

Great work!

Pretty damn cool...good use of the samples, as well. I tried using FL, but had some issues.

Normally takes about an hour to an hour and a half in MG2...twice that in DHF. Can't really do anything in MG1 as the scrolling , coupled with the screen not changing makes it impossible to tell if you've gone up or down an octave in the riff editor.

Love this! I REALLY like 'I didn't say stop' especially...kind of reminds me of Information Society's instrumental cuts in parts. Great work dude!

It also wasn't very user friendly, at least to me.