The instrument is part of Chinese Kit. You use it from sliding your finger across the big, center drum for the scraping, guiro-like sound.

@@szmantek80 What notes did I play wrong for it?

I think you did D# instead of the regular D

@@szmantek80 _…fudge._ If Psychic Island’s song were to be updated again (whenever that is…), I’ll make sure to fix it.

@@hulick6910 This is an older version of the song. As the title suggests, it’s only the sneak peek, and not the full thing. This was before the Life-Formula update came out, where I added Monculus, and fixed Jeeode’s notes when it came out.

@@str84word2hc4u Read the description

@@Editzkool143Lol It’s in GarageBand by default. Also, Bowgart plays the cello, not a violin.😅

@@Camphreneas ooo thanks!

@@pluglyfemsm It’s from the 8-Bit Legends sound pack

@@leoperez-hb9iz For the both of them, I used multiple different instruments to try, and replicate each different sound they make, as they have multiple different types of sounds used. As for Vhenshun, for example, some of the instruments I used for it are sampled, one of which is where I to try to make its steam hissing sound.

can you do a tutorial on rysmuth?

@@leoperez-hb9iz I don’t do tutorials, sorry… Maybe there’s some you could look for outside my channel, maybe those will help.

oh ok😢

@@andrewmboy777 8-Bit Legends

Beat*

@@CheerioGuy The main instrument I used for Rhysmuth (Vintage Beats) is in the Vision and Verse instrument download pack. Some of the other instruments I use are part of different instrument packs.

@@Camphreneasthank you!

@@katenguyen125 Idk, they just felt like floating during that day.😅

@@gman5680 I didn’t make the custom icons, but rather chose a preset of the icons from the pop-up menu. You tap/click on the instrument, select “icons,” and choose which one you’d be labeling for the instrument selected.

@@andrewmboy777 As far as I can tell, there’s no party horn sample for me to use from GarageBand’s Apple Loops library, so I had to make use of what I have without downloading any extensions that costs money, or use up all of my iPad’s storage to the point where it’s unable to save my GarageBand files, which could also result in lost progress, or some file wipes.

@@Camphreneas yes there is. Go to the garage band keyboard sampler and go to library and you will find it

@@andrewmboy777 I’ve checked, but it’s not there. It would be nice if you could tell me the name beforehand, so I know what, and where to look for. Even then, there’s no guarantee that I may use it in a future video, but it’s still be a nice suggestion to have!

@@Camphreneas oh. You probably don’t have it.

@@KiiMSM4Real It *did* say it’s outdated for a reason.

@@Camphreneas my bad

@@JhonH-ET It’s listed in the description of my other covers of Ethereal Workshop. (It’s best to look for it for the latest wave in the video before this one.)

@@dar1268 Instrument library, including some from instrument pack downloads.

@@LimeRaid7 Yes! I had it for years! Even ever since I’ve started this KZbin channel!

@@Camphreneasi remember seeing you in msm comments sections like 5 years ago.

@@Meandpigeoncoolio If there were to be any more monsters going to the Magical Nexus, I’m pretty sure they’ll find a way to tone down some monsters to fit with the island’s tone, or have them be placed somewhere else they’d fit.

@@UnfairDare It’s not. This is when I was building up my Magical Nexus, and missing some of the monsters that transitions the song properly, as I didn’t get them yet at the time.

@@thwok59 Each music program has its own flaws, and advantages over each other. Whether they have more instrument types over one program, or the accuracy of that instrument is better in the latter than the former, or even when it comes down to how simple, or complex it is to use that program to make compositions, but what matters the most is how the user uses these programs to its advantages, and come up with workarounds to dodge some of its flaws. I could argue that FL Studio could be better than GarageBand, in terms of its larger library of sounds, and instruments to use, as well as better optimizations of a song than GB, or GarageBand is better for portability, and accessibility, making it easier for beginners to use. (I don’t have much knowledge on Bandlab, so I couldn’t really say much of anything about it, and compare it to GB, or FLS, or else that’d be unfair.) Other than that, I’m surprised my dumb, silly, and greatly unbalanced covers manages to be “better” than Bandlab in some way.😅

@@Camphreneas Well FL studio is #1 like that's how the monster sounds are made. Bandlab does have a sampling feature which I use a lot but I don't know if garageband has a sampling feature but it probably does

@@thwok59 It does. I started to use sampling more in my covers lately since I’ve learned how to use it almost a year ago. (Hence one of my earlier videos of me learning how to use them. 😅) With this, I also label the instruments I’ve used that are sampled, such as for Pluckbill, Thumpies, and most of the epic Wubboxes, just to name a few.

@@Camphreneas I'm an android user so I can only use bandlab so it's a shame that I can't explore garageband but I'm happy with bandlab

This cover is absolutely perfect. You did a great job with this one!

Thanks for this! I live this❤❤❤❤❤❤

@@videocanalef5637 Look in the description

@@มดดี-ฉ5 The game is My Singing Monsters. This isn’t gameplay of it, but rather me using an app called GarageBand.

@@MIC2408 You tap on the instrument on the left sidebar, and select the “merge” option. It’ll show you what instruments you want to merge, and when you’re done, it’ll merge the instruments together, and automatically creates a copy of the GarageBand file you’re working with, just in case you need to fix something, or do some tweaks before moving onto the final revisions after the merge. I do this quite a handful of times when I’m working with monsters with multiple sounds, or instruments that can’t do staccato, and sustained notes at the same time, like Ffidyll, Periscorp, or Rhysmuth, to name a few.

@@CheerioGuy I did some modifications to the main instrument I used for Meebkin to make it sound more closer to that of an angklung. I also used the automation settings to change the volume while the sound is playing, making its sound get quieter, then louder again as it plays for its 2nd track, close to that of how Meebkin’s 2nd track plays in-game.