Wario vocals by THiN CRUST on Discord (https://soundcloud.com/robbie-walker-1)
Artwork by Charger342!!!

I wouldn't have thought I'd be posting this a second time, but late last month Thin Crust approached me with the idea of adding Wario vocals to the instrumental. He said that besides liking the instrumental, he also liked the way I handled the WL4 cover of Living with Wario 2, and wanted to see this song given the same treatment.

It came off like he hadn't really done much practicing with the voice when he first talked about it, but the final audio he sent me 5 days later surprised me with how good it was. 
Not sure how many takes he did, how much practicing he did for the voice, or whatever else went into it, but the audio I got was high quality by all accounts. It was a final take, recorded with a good microphone, and his cadence was good.
The voice he did for Dracula also sounded like Dribble, so that gave me the idea to add in more Wario characters' voices in the background. Hopefully I mixed them in well enough.

Besides that, Thin Crust also isolated the chorus from the Karaoke track, and sent that as well. I wasn't sure about including it at first because of how finicky Moises was with it in parts, but it gave me the idea of giving the chorus different bit crush settings than Wario. 
That way, it's a sort of homage to how some vocal samples in WW/WL4 are more compressed than others (Four Seasons vs Drifting Away, notably).

The Monster Mash (Wario Mix)

Teeth Tines - A Cartoon I Saw In A Dream Once [rest Mix]

Parade Of The Slave Children from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom arranged and performed for 11 trombones by Jim Nova

Parade Of The Slave Children from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

coloUrs and mayhem: Universe B

Homestuck — Pilot Light

24 #6 Warmup 07

23 #6 Warmup 06

I was thinking about doing the Egypt track in this style for a good while now-- pretty much since I first heard what the MIDI sounded like-- if not before.

MIDI by N0@h1991.

64 Maze Man - Shifting Sand Land

James Nova joined the Grammy award-winning Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in 2009 as second/utility trombone. In 2012, Nova made his solo debut with the PSO, performing Henri Tomasi’s Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra. Prior to that, he was a member of the Utah Symphony Orchestra where he served eight seasons as assistant principal/second trombone. 
 
Since 2012, James Nova has found a new passion in multitrack recording, also known as "overdubbing." Overdubbing is a process by which a musician records all the parts of a piece of music one by one and layers the recordings on top of each other to create a full ensemble. Nova has released dozens of stunning and virtuosic tracks of his own challenging arrangements of exciting repertoire for trombone choir. The arrangements employ many different trombones: contra bass, bass, tenor, small tenor, alto, and even soprano trombones!
 
James Nova has had a lifelong love of John Williams’ film scores and in December of 2017, he released a new overdub album for trombone choir, A Fall from Light to Dark. Through the chosen moments of John Williams’ masterful scores, this album musically chronicles the rise and descent of Anakin Skywalker as he transforms into Darth Vader. Truly a one-man show, this album’s transcriptions, playing, recording, editing, mixing, and mastering were all done by Nova himself.

James Nova has always been passionate about music education. When not on stage at Heinz Hall with the Pittsburgh Symphony, he can be found at the Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University where he is adjunct trombone faculty, as well as the brass coach of the Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestras. Given their widespread popularity, Nova’s recordings are playing an impactful role in inspiring the next generation of musicians and budding recording artists and he is frequently invited to teach outside the region. Since 2012, he has completed more than 85 visits to prominent festivals (such as the International Trombone Festival, American Trombone Workshop, and the Korea Trombone Festival, among others) and reputable educational institutions (such as the Curtis Institute of Music, Juilliard School of Music, and New England Conservatory, among others) as the featured artist and educator in concerts, masterclasses, and clinics.

James Nova studied with Glenn Dodson at the Curtis Institute of Music followed by study with Norman Bolter at the New England Conservatory of Music. While in Boston, Nova played regularly with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops Orchestra, including recordings and television broadcasts as both principal and second trombone. 

James Nova is an S.E. Shires Artist and performs on his signature line of Greg Black Mouthpieces.

For more info, visit jimnova.com or hear his recordings at soundcloud.com/jimnova
 

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