Tensei

All-talk+ OCR regulars+ Well_B4+ Melee only= massive fun.

No it isn't, remember how social networking sites always get the blame for random teens commiting suicide after their friends encouraged them over myspace? Exactly.

Needs more Cave_b4 instead of dustbowl (no seriously, that map is great)

It's a remix of the item-picked-up-jingle from the Metroid Series. Ninja Edit: or errr, the "landed-for-the-first-time" jingle. :]

The songs I use for TF2 hldj when I'm attacking are designed to pump me up http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkymTHSbWe0&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz3Cc7wlfkI&feature=related

That train will never stop haunting me, I swear. Also, Bahamut, if it hasn't been suggested already, I'd say just go with the Rainwave radio stream. Even if it's not playing ocremixes all the time, I'd say it's better than nothing, and pretty relevant to the site.

I just used one of the FL default samples, works good enough for this kind of music. Besides, Soulja Boy used it on a commercial album, so it has to be good.

QFT Oh and requesting Lazytown and Steel B4 while we're at it. :]

Yeah I made this for DoD and I'm debating whether I should finish it and submit it here. Really any feedback on the arrangement is more than welcome, enjoy.

A Demo will get totally raped by just about any class that manages to get in close (even engies or snipers) unless he has excellent aim with grenades, can predict his targets movements with stickies, or just gets lucky in melee. That said, if you round a corner and you meet a pyro, soldier or scout, you're dead. This is why I think the demoman is overall a very carefully balanced character, he has great mid and long-range capability (can go toe to toe even with soldiers and heavies), but his ability to fight at close range flat out sucks unless you have mad skills. Of course getting hit by a crit mid-air sticky can feel unfair, same goes for a soldiers crit missiles, but really any class can seem to have an unfair advantage in the hands of a capable player (especially scouts, I hate em), but, as far as I can tell, everything seems pretty well balanced.

I wish we could play cp_lazytown, it's such an awesome map Oh and Bahamut, I got this paypal thing working here and I sent you the 3$, you should have it some time soon. :]

We have like 20 guitar players in on it already so you're not wanted. Get out. JK I STILL <3 U

While I agree with the nerfing of the backburner, this essentially makes it inferior to the standard flamethrower, especially (or so I've heard) since the 100% crits from the back mechanic is kind of wonky. Compression blast for soldier pwnage over that any day. IMO the best solution would've been to nerf it to only grant +20-30 hp. Or just fix the crits mechanic.

Well, dunno about you guys, but I had a blast yesterday, even if it cost me valuable hours of sleep (I dropped out somewhere after turbine, at 3:30 AM for me/9:30 PM EST). Teams seemed reasonably well-balanced and competent, and it seemed to me like everyone was having a lot of fun. Let's hope it'll be as good again today. Also, I like how Bahamut is now at the top of the list of people I killed.

FL is a great way to start yeah. I'm pretty sure it'll run in Vista too, given it's regular updates etc. though you can't be too sure so it might be worth looking up. For keyboards, I always recommend the M-audio Axiom. They come with differing amounts of semi-weighted keys (I believe the most expensive one has 61 keys and costs around 300-350$), velocity sensitive drum pads, pitch and mod wheel, USB connection, and loads of other useful stuff to get you started out. Best thing is, they're not expensive at all, as the cheapest 25-key one is just over $200 (here in Europe). Mic & Mic Stand.. there's only one question needed here; Do you plan on recording instruments beside vocals? If yes, get the Shure SM57, which is pretty much the most universally used and recognized instrument+ vocal dynamic mic. If you want a dedicated vocal microphone go with the Shure SM58. Keep in mind that for both of these you'll need something like an audio interface or a pre-amp that connects to your pc and has an XLR-input. The easier way out might be buying a USB-mic (don't know which one is good but I'm pretty sure it was mentioned in one of the microphone-threads), which you would only need to plug in to get decent recording quality.

I'm pretty sure it'll come down to just mixing softly, compressing gently, then maximizing the fuck out of it. But we'll see. :]

ACOUSTIC DRUMKITS ONLY FGT!!1

I would LOVE to attend M7. Problem is not money or anything, I just have no idea where to go since the US is big and scary, so I'd GREATLY appreciate it if someone could like, pick me up from the airport or something.

Happy Birthday and everything! :]

If you play any live instruments and have the means of recording them you're more than welcome to join up for a collab. Sorry for snagging this thing from under your nose but I had an unexpected burst of inspiration. :]

It apparently has a 30-day money back guarantee, wouldn't that work for you?

This reminds me of that time when I wrote a short piece of erotic SkrypnykxAnSo fanfiction in #ocrwip. Ah, good times.

Guitar and/or Bass guitar are arguably among the easiest instruments to learn and probably the fastest to get to an intermediate level of playing (if you know how to practice effectively). I'm pretty sure that electric guitar is the only instrument that's more profitable to actually pick up and learn than having to clumsily sequence a track using a huge-ass expensive sample library (Yes, prominy LPC, I'm looking at you). Why not?

It would help immensely if you posted a clip of the sound you made so I could tell you how to improve it.

^^ Yes same here. That said, wouldn't it be a good idea to make a list (for now) of the songs that have been submitted so people can check whether their song wasn't left out accidentally?