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My most sincere apologies to both you and Brandon. I did not mean to fly off the handle like that.

Edit: Removed due to misplaced beardrage.

Episode 45 - Yaoigasm, featuing an awesome interview with Howard Drossin of Sega fame. Very interesting things we learn about him: he talks about the system that was most difficult to program music for, what bands influence him, and what VST he used to make the Afro Samurai soundtrack awesome. CHECK IT OUT

zOMG nearly three-hour episode with Howard Drossin interview coming up tonight. Also, zOMG episode recorded last night with Mr. MAGFest that is very nerdy.

Doesn't sound right. Not in the least. *snicker* From the progress I've been hearing this thing is coming along very well. Jade, talk to Emu and find a good time that we can all have a meeting. There's a few things I want to go over before the end of the month.

Brad: Info for the listening party: When: 12/19/10, 5 PM EST Where: irc.esper.net, channel: #OCRListeningParty Please have the album downloaded and ready to roll before the listening party if you want to follow along!

Conglaturations on another year of awesomeness! Today, ALL the judges can DJP. No, scratch that, EVERYBODY can DJP.

O_O >_< O_O WHY DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS SOONER?!? Oh man, I have a raging gameboner for FFT to be released now. Please come out before Christmas, oh please oh please oh please. Well, as of right now, I'm still playing Trenches, which is a really nifty strategy game that is not completely unlike Worms but also not like it at all. Very fun, featuring music by Abadoss as well. I still can't break myself away from Plants vs. Zombies or Peggle, they're just too addictive. Highly recommended as they can waste hours, days, and weeks of your time. Most fun to play on 3GS or above/iPad, because there's massive slowdown on the 3G version now. The two Secret of Monkey Island games for iOS aren't bad, but the touchscreen on the phones is just a little too small for it to not be frustrating. On the plus side, revamped visuals and musical score are enough to warrant a purchase. I just got Rage HD and, which the visuals and sound are absolutely stunning, the control is a little awkward. However, I did get used to it, and it's one of the most impressive apps on the iPad/iPhone3GS+ to date. At $2 it should be an absolutely no brainer. I'll have more later but I'll leave on this not-exactly-a-game-but-game-related app: Modizer. Pointed out to us by one intrepid forumer, this is the single best chiptunes app for the iOS platform. There are some others, like Mod Player, Sid Player, Pokey Player, and the Keygen Music app, but Modizer beats them all. Direct access for MODLAND's database, supports direct download from web, able to unzip, and even including an FTP server so you can transfer stuff from your computer over, this has been the most used app on my devices since I bought it.

THANK YOU! Quoted for truth, there are things you can definitely do while waiting for these projects to come out. That said *wipes the cream up with a towel*

Oh, yeah, you can put that on your project, no problem. I just don't feel like doing ANOTHER one. I'm not Spiderman, you know.

............no. Just no.

News Flash: NOBODY CARES.

wtf are you smoking i aint hosting shit Now then, the listening party I will be hosting should be Sunday, as long as the album is released before then. I have established an IRC room on Esper just for things like this, and will give the room name as we get closer to the date and it all is ready to roll. Listening party will take place at 5 PM EST this Sunday unless otherwise noted. Now shut up, Brad, and get back to not listening to that NiGHTS stuff I sent ya.

FINALLY! No more random ETG monthlong bans for absolutely no reason. Esper seems a lot nicer, and it is great that the Java client now points there too. Nice work.

I think Brad's now just needlessly inflating his postcount because when they lock this his posts won't disappear. That, and he probably also wants the last word in the thread. For shame, Brad. I thought we got past the pettiness of numbers and last words. Also, thanks for reminding me that I did put the rain in there. Getting to that point where I forget the specifics of a song that took over two years to finish, haha.

It is coming ASAP, sometime between now and December 13th. Dunno if it is really necessary to keep face pressed-to-monitor all day today. Besides, that's how grease fires get started BADUM-TISH! The trailed was definitely smexy. Brad, was it JBxR who put the rain in our track or did we do it, I can't remember.

Eh, I wouldn't count out things like Sonic 3D Blast, or the Sonic Advance games, but Sonic CD does have a big following. I say enjoy this one before talking too much about the next one And I wouldn't worry about game-flaming

This sentence confused the hell out of me.

Hiya! Welcome to OC ReMix! It seems to be that you're pretty new hear, so I'll explain a little about why nobody's responded yet. 1) It usually takes a while for remix projects to get ramped up. Some go months without getting much activity, and that's just the nature of things. You made your original post, and waited maybe four hours, which is an unrealistic time to expect people to respond. 2) You've just registered and you want to start a remix project. Good intentions, but it'll be very difficult. People don't usually hop onto projects of people they don't know, because they haven't established any kind of reliability yet. Not saying new members aren't reliable, but the fact that projects take months, and even years, of hard work on everyone's part, people conserve their resources for what they know, or feel reasonably sure, will reach fruition. That's just kinda the way it is. I would highly encourage you to feel around the site a bit more, talk to people and have yourself become more known. Say what kind of music skills you have, or if you want to lead a project, how you would organize it. Ask other project directors what they have to do, and see if directing a project is for you. Furthermore, if you plan to have this on OCR, there is an approval process. Also you say you started remixing songs about a month ago. Have you visited the other workshop forums yet? If not, I would also highly encourage that. I'm sure you can learn a lot if you post some of your work there and get criticism. Either way, best of luck and welcome to the site!

Episode 44 - Sexually Transmitted Unicorn The regular boys and the usual stuff. Craziness abounds!

Win. That's one of the funniest antipiracy measures I've ever heard of.

QTMFT. PR's stuff is always ridiculous.