Moseph

Game: The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse Song Title: Dark Forest MIDI: http://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/nintendo/snes/MQSMM-DarkForest.mid SPC: (track 09) http://www.zophar.net/download.php?file=/zsnes/spc/mickeymq.rar YouTube: (at 3:53)

http://www.zzounds.com/item--THKSTER2 As far as I know, ReCycle is the only program that does it.

You can get a mic preamp for pretty cheap. http://www.zzounds.com/item--ART127, for example ($40). I have no idea how good they sound, but something like this might be what you need.

The error page that comes up links to the file -- it's still easier than manually searching through the list of games to find the correct track.

Are you thinking about a stand-alone mic preamp, or a recording interface with a built-in preamp?

http://www.project5.com/products/instruments/sfz_player/default.asp

How long have you had this number? There are only a finite amount of phone numbers available, and especially with cell phones you can wind up being assigned a number that used to belong to someone else. I've had my cell phone number for over a year and I still get calls intended for whoever used to have the number before I got it. Maybe the guy the bill collectors are trying to reach has stopped making his payments but "forgot" to tell them that the phone number they have for him is no longer accurate, and you had the misfortune to get the number that used to be his.

Wax 2.0. It's a little buggy, but it works better than any other freeware video editor I've found. Also, yes, if you just need the basics, and control over the output format isn't a big deal to you, just use Movie Maker.

And Melodyne Essential comes bundled free with some hardware units. I have it, but haven't installed it yet, so I'm not sure how much it can do.

This is FL, right? I'm going from online help documentation (http://flstudio.com/help/html/fformats_save_wavmidmp3.htm, http://flstudio.com/help/html/envsettings_wave.htm) and not the actual program, so I apologize if this info turns out to be inaccurate: The sampling rate isn't set in the export dialog box; to set the sampling rate to 44.1khz, open the Audio Settings window -- there should be a "Mixer" section with a "Sample rate (Hz)" field. Set the sample rate to 44100. You should be able to leave the stuff in the Export dialog box as it is.

I stopped paying attention to Fox "News" after a story they ran last December which implied that Christians maybe ought to be offended by the Archbishop of Canterbury's (correct) assertion that the Bible doesn't support every detail of the popularized Christmas story. They want controversy. Controversy sells news. If they have to manufacture that controversy, they'll do it. I've neither played Mass Effect nor seen Fox's take on it, but I would bet money that they've blown it far out of proportion because it's the kind of thing that sells news.

Whatever suits your workflow.

You uploaded a 48khz file and the streamer's trying to play it at 44.1khz. The Flash streamer Tindeck uses apparently doesn't do sample-rate conversions. Re-export the file as 44.1khz from whatever audio program you're using and try uploading it again.

A file format problem, perhaps -- maybe it's trying to play the file at the incorrect sampling rate? Can you provide a link to the page it streams from so we can hear it?

Sign me up, too.

Agreed. Maybe instead of a full-fledged project, we just need to convince some people to do Rayman mixes independently -- there currently aren't any on OCR. Or maybe I'll just do one if I can find the time.

"Piration" is such an unusual word that this thread is the ninth result in a Google search for it.

QFE. In fact, don't buy RAM from any computer manufacturer, PC companies such as Dell included. They all charge waaaaay too much for it.

If you decide to get a PC but expect to switch back to a Mac at some point in the future, you might want to stay away from Sonar, as it's Windows only. Also, if you do get a laptop from Dell, Gateway, etc., consider reinstalling Windows first thing. It clears out all that pre-installed garbage zircon mentioned and leaves you with a nice shiny new OS (you do have to reinstall all your drivers, which is a pain, but I think it's worth it). EDIT: From my limited experience with Logic, its workflow and general layout seem a little unusual compared to most other DAWs I've used. Be prepared to do some relearning if you switch.

I didn't even realize I'd needed this. Nice.

My family used to own a goat for lawn control. He was a smelly little black-haired guy who we named Moe -- because he "mowed" the grass. I later decided that Moe was, in fact short for Moseph (a combination of Moses and Joseph, I guess). I liked the name, though, and I've used as an internet name ever since. The wonderful thing about it is that if it's already taken when I try to register it somewhere, I just spell it differently (my preferred alternate spelling is Mozzif).

I used Macs for music and audio editing stuff while I was in school, and I like the OSX interface (especially being able to uninstall stuff by just deleting it). As far a crashes go, I think there may be fewer crashes caused by the OS alone (hard to tell, though), but programs themselves screw up as often as on a Windows machine. Aside from the lack of hardware customization, what I dislike about Macs really stems from the fact that I don't like Apple as a company all that much. The only Apple software besides the OS that I really like is the high-dollar stuff like Final Cut Pro and Logic -- I hate iTunes and iDVD, and for example. Not just dislike them. Hate them. OSX and the bundled software are not in themselves enough to make me spend hundreds of dollars to buy a Mac. The only reason I would buy a new Mac (I own an old iBook) would be for the Mac-only software I like. Meaning Digital Performer and Final Cut Pro, both of which have PC alternatives (SONAR, Avid). Also, I can't stand Apple's trend of updating the OS every year and breaking half of the available third-party programs until they get patches three months later. And it rubs me the wrong way when they (and Mac fans) crow about how Macs are so cool because they can run Windows, too, when the only reason OSX can't run on a PC is because Apple goes to great lengths to make sure it can't, because they want to sell hardware in addition to software.

http://www.classical.com/listen/player4/index.php?token=$R~CCiCMZZ9Zh$0Wr0R6M69b6~bd62GCW3b&inline=1&type=mini Orchestra without voice -- $0.99 to download it.