Demko

Hey, everyone. I am composing music for a commercial game by using samples from 16-bit osts (drums/synths). Is that okay? Or am I at the mercy of each music owner? I contacted Tommy Tallarico and he told me no one would probably care at this point. But I just want to be sure I'm not doing anything illicit.

Like I said before, deadlines weren't that strict to begin with. Anyway, it should be up to someone impartial like OCRE or DarkeSword to decide.

Wouldn't hurt having OCRE vote and break the tie.

Oh, come on. Validate my existence. Deadlines were never that strict in these tournaments if you think about it.

Q is for Q*Bert

G is for Green Beret

K is for Killer Instinct

the originals are Aurora and Rayza

i remember you but it was four years ago happy birthday i guess

yes thank you

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It gets removed when the rules change, even if all the judges really, really love it. Then the several years of attrition really starts to get to you. The great game soundtracks you mixed have been neglected by the majority of mixers and listeners, and you realize that no matter how great your music is, you'll never be able to bring a game soundtrack or your mixes into any real spotlight unless you start churning out FF6 (especially Terra's Theme) and FF7 (especially Sephiroth's theme) mixes because people don't actually want mixes--just justification of their views that the shitty game music they listen to is 'artistic' because it is treated as such by other artists. RIP Gecko Yamori.

"I fucked your mom three times" this is what he looks like

Because he is a moderator. This is how OCR moderators talk to its users: trying to pretend they're superior than others.