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Knife Party - LRAD.

I approve of these tasty tracks.

I actually can't stand Big Bad Koopa or Forrest, and I enjoy dubstep when it's done right. Those are both produced terribly, though. Dubstep can be redeemed on the strength of melodics, production, or both, preferably.

I didn't want to make Glitch too big of a focal point; just wanted to use enough to throw some texture in there. Good ear!

Yeeeeeaaaaahhh buddy, this is gonna be a good one. Also, not only will there be a panel at this event, but I'll be spinning a DJ set after the main attractions of the expo are finished--can you say MAD AWESOME AFTERPARTY?

1. Pikachu 2. Mudkip 3. Saren. I have played literally none of the games listed aside from the ones containing the characters in my selection.

Found some time yesterday to sit down and at least put an endcap on my WIP, so DusK has a link to my final wav right now.

MP, check yo' email inbox.

I should also point out that OCR will be running a panel at the GAME Expo in Reno on June 1st, as well. (link to expo site)

Heh, I'd totally be down to do that, but I suspect the panel is going to be perhaps a bit more subdued than my brand of frenetic headbanging and hand-waving that tends to occur when I'm doing a set. Now, if there were some way to do some kind of after-expo set or somesuch, that would be quite interesting indeed. And I promise I'd be more in-practice at that point, too.

Yeah, the transitions were not good in most places. In my defense, I hadn't actually had time to practice, so there's that. Still, it was a lot of fun! That said, I'm a bit surprised that it's gotten so many dislikes on youtube. Twice as many of those as likes. Was it really that bad?

ahh balls, I tried to PM you as well, but apparently that bounced. The short version is that I don't think I'll be ready to go within this week, at least, due to sister getting married and some other stuff.

I'm listening to it right now, and I really, really like it. Yeah, it's repetitive, but that's Daft Punk for you. The entire thing just flows together SO WELL, and it's so smooth...it's really good.

So, just in case you guys have a hankering to watch me flail my arms around like a madman and play some of my remixes (including a couple of unreleased FF6 mixes!) at a show, I thought I'd for ya. The audio quality is not good, since it was recorded on my phone, and the lighting isn't the best ever, but this is what happens when you tell me to show up and play music for people. Hope you dig it, sloppy transitions and all!

Mokram, did you and Dusk get my PM? I think I fall under the category of cruel, cruel people at this point. >_>

I think I could manage something like that pretty thoroughly.

This sounds like something I'd be quite interested in doing. What sort of music are you looking for, stylistically? I've PM'd you a bit more, hope to hear from you soon!

Huge fan of the intricate filters used on so many synths in this one. Those drums are really thick, too. Love it!

Isn't that why we're all on this forum in the first place?

I liked the (second, I think) English dub for Initial D. The vibe is different than the Japanese, but I think it conveys the story in a great way.

Booyah.

Ravenholm. Half-Life 2. When I discovered that there were zombies who could run faster than me, and who could JUMP UP TO MY SAFE SPOT OH HELP I AM DEAD ARGHGDDGHDGHEHRHEGHRHGH!

I had to post this here. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1899688657/project-atma-i-fight-dragons-creates-an-epic-new-a

FWIW, I've got a set of 5" E-Mu monitors, and I'd be completely lost without my subwoofer. Anything below about 60-80hz is cut off completely from the monitors. Has to do with the lowest frequency that a certain size of speaker can produce--I think even an 8" speaker can only go to like 35hz or something, the exact numbers aren't coming to mind.

See above.