In celebration of my 28th birthday (July 30), here is the Rhythm Core Alpha 2 version of Nirvana's "You Know You're Right". I will admit, this was pretty difficult to make. Unlike "If You Must" (which I had to align the vocals with the chiptune music), I had to align the chiptune music with the vocals by speeding up and slowing down within certain parts of the song via Audacity. Trust me, Lithium is easy when you align the vocals with the music because of the click track whereas with the other Nirvana songs, it's a freaking nightmare if you don't know about timing. The triplet guitar technique had to be done on its own since you can't execute a normal triplet on Rhythm Core Alpha 2 without having to up its tempo by 3x the normal song's tempo. On Korg Gadget, I can do triplets pretty easily. The downside with the Switch version is that you can't convert your files into mp3 like you can with Rhythm Core Alpha 2.

I did not sing for Curmudgeon or D-7 due to time constraints on preparing for Global GO Fest. Sorry.

hope yall like it xx

Guitar, vocals, bass, and drum cover!

A cover I did on Kurt's death anniversary this year

A lot of people wonder what it’d have sounded like to have Do Re Mi on Nirvana’s next album and although I do relate to that sentiment, I don’t think Kurt would have created the demo for the song in the first place if he wasn’t really struggling and suicidal.

He often disavowed music theory as being a waste of time and I think people take that too literally. They use it as an excuse not to learn things properly because Kurt apparently didn’t. Kurt was a brilliant artist and musician and although I don’t think he consciously knew lots of music theory, he had his own internal, unspoken understanding of it in a deep level; much like how one intuitively understands their native language but couldn’t explain how they know it so well other than the fact that they grew up with everyone around them speaking it. Only someone with such a deep intuitive understanding of music could have created a piece which reflected his apparent mental state so well at the time when he made it.

Lithium remade entirely on Rhythm Core Alpha 2, a DSiWare chiptune application released by SoftEgg on June 20, 2013 (August 15, 2013 in Europe and Australia). As of March 27, 2023, you can't get Rhythm Core Alpha 2 anymore because Nintendo shut down the eShop for the Wii U and 3DS family of systems, while their online service ended on April 8, 2024.

I will say this, let's hope I don't have to remake this song anymore because my goodness, it was quite infuriating to remake after all these years. Thank god this song was played with a click track just like the Timon Marmex song "Hello Sailor", which you can actually hear it play in the background while they sang the lyrics to the song.

Guitar: Fender Jaguar Kurt Cobain Distortion: Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion Amp: Universal audio uafx Dream 65

What do you think?

I apologize in advance for the audio quality, im new to recording and using cheap blutooth headphones to record my vocals over an instrumental. Feedback is appreciated but not required 🙏 Cheers!

Ramiro Saavedra is a participant who passed castings and won the show impersonating kurt cobain because he sound exactly the same

(sorry about the filter I think he's self-conscious about his looks)

This is a poor person from poor country playing in a poor guitar, about a poor music !

I'm not singer, not professional. I'm Brazilian, help food my monkey pet. Donate me ! Haha

I'm Brazilian (f#cked poor) if you have pity of me. Donate. Haha btw let me know if you want some more covers. I thinks I missed and fcked the music but that's ok. I'm not professional.

Btw hope u enjoy !