*Official ACC Stadium Sounds Thread*

[callmetaternuts]

war chant prolly gets played for defense on 3rd and 4th down....ill see what else i can find out (havent been to a home game in years)

[callmetaternuts]

It may not be the best quality, but at least this gives us some songs for the ACC teams that we can find elsewhere. Here's the link (fight music)

[Hooe]

Do any other ACC schools put out CDs of their band music? It's where I got all of the songs for Virginia's stadium from, and I think the Clemson's songs came from a CD the original poster had.

If the other schools have CDs that are readily available and other OS users have them, that'd be the easiest way to get the audio for the remaining stadiums.

[blacksun]

For GT:
defense on 3rd downs - F tuning (aka Bb tuning) (like the first ~45 seconds of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvTFH2AzK2Q, couldn't find an mp3)

touchdowns and field goals - they play a White and Gold followed immediately by Ramblin' Wreck (http://fightmusic.com/mp3/acc/Georgi...blin_Wreck.mp3)

[jtw3]

Let's see . . . some of the UNC stuff is available here:
http://www.uncbands.org/audio.html
I will post more later.

NORTH CAROLINA

Defense on 3rd Down - Imperial March from The Empire Strikes Back

Start of 4th Quarter - Hells Bells by AC/DC

[sandershokie]

Quote: Originally Posted by Krioniq

Do any other ACC schools put out CDs of their band music? It's where I got all of the songs for Virginia's stadium from, and I think the Clemson's songs came from a CD the original poster had. If the other schools have CDs that are readily available and other OS users have them, that'd be the easiest way to get the audio for the remaining stadiums.

yeah Virginia Tech's Marching Virginians have a CD.

[VTPack919]

That Virginia Tech list is just insane....

Do we download this from EA Locker? How do I get this on my 360?

[Hooe]

Quote: Originally Posted by VTPack919

That Virginia Tech list is just insane.... Do we download this from EA Locker? How do I get this on my 360?

You download the files from the provided links, import them into your favorite music playing program, and burn them onto an audio CD. Then rip the songs from the audio CD to the 360 hard drive, and make playlists for each one.