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Man that's a great compliment. Thanks for listening!

I've been doing some experimenting with ReaSamplomatic (which I never use), and it seems that you have to set Pitch@start to whatever makes the sample play at the correct pitch. It doesn't seem to detect the root pitch automatically. -60 works for a sample that's at C4.

When you say you loaded a track into ReaSamplomatic, is it something you could have just dragged and dropped right onto a track instead? Or is it an instrument sample you played with MIDI?

Doing some necro bumpage here, because this game has been a real surprise for me. it's the opposite of games that I was excited to play but disappointed me. I wasn't sure what to make of this game, but it turned out to be really addictive. the weirdest thing is, I don't get pissed off when I die repeatedly. its like, oh, I'll get a completely new random experience next time... cool.

Hmm, doing a mix in a week still doesn't really appeal to me, but getting two weeks off is better then having to crank out one per week. and its not Sonic or Mega Man, so that's a point in its favor. put me down as tentatively interested.

Dense vocal harmonies.

I bet I could finish FF9, which I own but have never played, before this is released.

Could just be these headphones and my noisy IT environment, but I found it a little hard to hear the melodic instruments over the drums. The key change feels awkward.

I watched the sample ones, and it seems better than the tutorial from Groove3 I bought last year which I found disappointing. Oh well, FL Studio isn't my cup of tea, don't think it ever will be, but it looks like a quality tutorial for users.

Not to piss on the parade, but the stretch goals seem so arbitrary. So, for $2,175,000 they will implement "advanced skill trees", but for a paltry $1,650,000 they won't. So if they only get 2m (you know, walking around money), sorry people, only basic skill trees for you. And they can't possibly implement a "new class and character" until you get to the lofty heights of $3,425,000. So if you don't give them millions of extra dollars the game system will be subpar, compared to what it could be. Alright, commence the pile-on.

lol You kid, but I don't think you're far off.

I like it because it has a good beat and you can dance to it.

Everything sounds flat, two dimensional. I don't think the sound choices are doing you any favors. Not really a fan of the electric guitar lead. The ducking on the pad in the beginning sounds out of time. The thin clap is rather cheesy. There are places where things sound dissonant, like 0:38 and others. On the plus side, the arrangement is much more focused than the first version I listened to. IMO the sounds and mixing are hurting the arrangement.

People will probably laugh at my choice of exercises (I still consider myself an exercise noob, only been at it regularly for a year). For the last couple weeks I've been doing L pull ups, weighted calf raises, one armed push ups (on an incline, I'm not really good at the regular ones yet), handstands/handstand push ups, burpees. I work out at home, don't have a lot of equipment. I'm trying to find exercises that give the most bang for the buck. I'm mainly interested in strength training, but by the time I finish this it feels like brutal cardio. I usually hop in the shower afterwards cuz I'm sweating like a pig.

I didn't know that either, but it looks like they have 3 products for sale. As in, 3 products total.

I'm doing tabatas lately. At 4 minutes a pop it lets me do 5 exercises in 20 minutes. Nice and short, but I'm winded like I ran a marathon afterwards.

The organ is GSi VB3. A must buy if you want a great Hammond. About the part you thought was too loud, I checked the project and sure enough the automation was different than the later version. Your nitpick saves the day. I'll send ACO a new version tomorrow.

I couldn't get your bass to fit in this context. Sorry man. It was actually really hard for me to find a bass in Trilian that worked as well as the original.

It's funny, the bands that are "progressive" rock and metal are retreading the same ground for the last 4 decades. Don't get me wrong, it's one of my favorite genres, I just don't think the name makes sense anymore. I wouldn't know what else to call it, though. But no, OBVIOUSLY you don't have to be overly complicated. Good luck marketing the sound of any of those Youtube videos, though. The only ready made demographic are fans of those video game soundtracks. Anyway, these days you're sort of lucky if anyone listens to your music at all.

I had never even heard of this game, much less played it. I never owned any Sega systems, I was always a Nintendo kid. Now I'm tempted to track it down.

I have no idea what just happened here.

I dunno... "awesome", or "smothered in bloom"? I can't decide if I dislike it or not.

The mix sounds solid enough in these headphones, which admittedly aren't the best. 90% of the work in acoustic mixes is the micing. Get it right and your mix job is very simple. Get it wrong and you'll waste hours. Sounds like you mic'd things pretty well.

No worries man, all these posts create a buzz. People look at the thread and are like, wow, two pages, I'd better check it out.

Has this seriously only been going for a year? (going by the OP date) Well done on the quick turnaround.