DusK
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This technique is employed heavily in hardcore punk rock, in case you wanted to hear it in a louder setting.
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I'm currently at 1, for lack of drive to transcribe the remainder of the song.
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in after fanboy shittery
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you also hate Soul Calibur 4. What justifies all your hatred for these fantastic games?
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Ok, it's available for download. Keep in mind, it's not the quality that I've been working towards. I just wanted to hear how the song would sound with real instruments.
It might be relevant to your interests to know that I plan to redo the entire soundtrack eventually.
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Vinyl's too old for a youngin like me. All I have on vinyl is a single split by Haste The Day and From Autumn To Ashes.
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no entire characters are tourney banned in SSBB
Yoda shouldn't count in the first place.
And I don't see guard impacting as a bad system. Using a parry or an impact to give yourself an advantage is crucial to not only weapon based fighting, but fighting in general. I like it better than DOA4's counter system because you have to do more than just press back and guard at the same time to do some damage.
And I beat Kilik almost all the time. Kilik is one of the most vulnerable characters to guard impacting because of his staff's travel time at long ranges. And most players play him like 80% vertical, so if I side-step frequently and use moves that flow into sidestepping, I end up winning.
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I've always said that SC is just a button-mashing T & A fest, and today I proved it. It was my first time playing SC 4, I went random and got Sophita (I think that's her name). Then I proceeded to mash buttons (specifically, the triangle button) until I beat the person who owned the game. There's no skill involved, just mash buttons, and you win in SC.
You try that against someone who actually knows how to guard impact correctly and you won't even get a hit off.
The fact of the matter is that SC4 does take skill. Just because you faced one person who is obviously terrible at it doesn't mean it's a "button mashing T&A fest".
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I posted a remake of "Night of the Mutants" on my MySpace Page. Keyword being remake. It's basically the same song with real instruments.
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Hmmm... Let's see... One time, I was recording a screaming vox track for a metal song I was working on, and my cat ran up to me and started meowing like crazy. I stopped recording to pay attention to a very worried cat.
And there was another time I was recording for a competition project involving vocals (an atmospheric peice that could only consist of the phrase "There was a hole here, it's gone now,"), and I got an Xfire message during the recording session and didn't notice my mic picked it up until I had added delay and mixed it with the main vocal track in Audacity. I was too lazy to record that huge chunk again, so I left the beep in there.
Other than that, not too many problems.
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Hey now, lets not turn this into Jesus metal vs Satan metal.
What are your thoughts on bands who change their lead vocalist? I know a famous vocalist change was with Arch Enemy, who went from a male vocalist to a female one.
Haste The Day changed their lead vocalist and they got better. Killswitch Engage changed their lead vocalist and they got better. The Vandals changed their lead vocalist, and they got better.
Usually, it's for the best. But there will always be die-hards that whine.
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Christian metal is so played out. Go listen to Stryper.
I wouldn't think that it would be nearly as played out as death metal. And Stryper's sound isn't exactly comparable to most of the bands on Solid State.
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Satan is full of awesome!
'Cept for that fact that he's not.
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I've never been a fan of death metal. I like my awesome music to have an awesome message accompany it. Which is why I prefer Christian metal. Haste The Day, As I Lay Dying, Still Remains, Demon Hunter, etc.
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I think the guitarist from As I Lay Dying does most of the musical work in it.
Lead vocalist, actually. Tim Lambesis. Pretty chill guy.
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Very, very nice piece. Though I might be a little biased in my opinion, seeing as how Darkness of the Unknown is my favorite video game composition of all time.
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Well, my main problem is that the sounds won't play in FL Studio either, making it impossible to make music.
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I recently bought a new computer after my old one went dead. I've installed FL Studio, and the Vorbis codec required to play the sound files, but my computer still refuses to play Vorbis encoded files.
Has anyone else had this problem? And how would I fix it?
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Surprising. I was expecting at least one person to feedback, even if it would be negative. Ah well. Maybe Comix Zone just isn't as popular as Sonic or FFX.
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Firstly, I should probably introduce myself. I'm Dustin, and my musical talents are geared mainly towards rock music. I'm pretty new to remixing, but not so new to video game music in general.
With a little help from a friend, I am working on a series of Sega Genesis rock tribute self-release albums, and I'd like feedback on a song I've created. I've been thinking about submitting some of the tracks I do here, this possibly being one of them.
The song is called "Never Saw This Coming", and it's a remix (or remake) of Scene 1-1 from Comix Zone, originally composed by Howard Drossin.
You can hear the song on my MySpace Music page. Lemme know what you guys think!
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I get this problem on Vista 32. Bugs the crap out of me.