Anorax

is it a vst? I'm more or less looking for a real-time harmonizer effect that can be used in-DAW

monophonic or polyphonic? EDIT: nevermind, yes it is, and it's FL-only, so I can't use it

Hey guys, I'm trying to find an audio VST that can auto-harmonize an audio signal, either via a preset harmony table or MIDI send data. I'm looking for a vst effect version of the TC Helicon VoiceTone Harmony M. Does anyone know of any effects like this?

Hey, Rozo, have you updated the guide lately?

Just listened to the OST track for this and I can tell that it will be good. (I doubt Tuberz would float a version of your WIP my way )

I'm not sure if this project is organized yet

well, someone has to do it

OverClocked After Dark's House of Recon Dentata it's overlapping the server count, which in this picture is 0/30

I just got a PM from Stevo that the OCAD IP has changed to some number that I just forgot. Be right back EDiT: Found it, but I don't know whether to post it or not. Will ask David or Stevo

Someone should do Lively Mood (bank and pub theme) in an Irish pub chanty style. that would be interesting at best

Roots - Kill The Noise

ok, that's fine. I understand. FL can be confusing to begin with. I use Mixcraft 5, and the layout is very different to that of FL9.

The opening bell sound (or whatever it is) needs more "ring" to it, in my opinion. Maybe some FM? about a minute into the song, it begins to sound very muddy. it sounds like several synths are all playing within a single frequency range. You might want to apply some filters, maybe some highpass filters at some point. (Filters can totally change how a synth sounds. Don't overlook effects. I made that mistake early on) I'm guessing the BPM is 120, right? the guitar (I guess it's a guitar) that comes in could probably be replaced with a more etherial-sounding synth. It's also a bit muddy, which ties back to the earlier filter comment. I have to say, it does get repetitive, but I do like the strings at 1:20. opens up the upper frequency range. Overall good job. Better than my first, second, third, 70th mixing attempt Needs work, but this has potential. keep working on it! Edit: A little friendly hint: if this is a mix you feel like you will keep working on, mark it as Work in progress. If you plan on submitting it someday, you will want to keep it at WIP status until you feel it needs to be judged by a staff member, in which case, you change the suffix to Mod Review. When you feel like the mix is at it's pinnacle, mark it as Finished, whether or not it was Mod Reviewed. I plan on watching this thread! Good Luck! ~Electro

i liked my answer better

it has probably reached it's download limit

This was a very nice game, and I loved the soundtrack. It's simple gameplay wasn't the easiest to work with, but the soundtrack was memorial to me. I would love to hear a remix of any of it's songs! Electro

Chiptunes are raw music data. In this case, they have been cache dumped from the game cartridge itself. WinAmp can open and browse chiptune files when you install OCR's ChipAmp (www.chipamp.org), and makes it easier to listen to old VG OST's than hunting down each video on youtube and then using a downloader. Chipamp is a series of plugins that allow WinAmp to open and play these files, almost like a MIDI file. Chiptunes are instructions for a game console's sound chip. It tells the chip how to make the song, and these plugins emulate the soundchip.

Hey, Callum, can you add the BoF chiptune files to the list? Search for Breath Of Fire in the OCR game section. The little chip icon- you know what, nevermind. Here they are. Just click the little chip icon next to each game

HELL YEAH Which reminds me. I'll keep working on dubstep, then see if I can do something for this album. Maybe ambient/cinematic dubstep? (Interesting concept) I'm sure me and Tuberz can discuss crazy-ass music combinations all day long, but that can be saved for later.

Check Rockos' Soundcloud Callum. He's good with the wub, if there's a track for that

I'm not sure what Callum will say about this, but what I do know is that the current tracklist was copied right from the original list, in Brian's thread. I think he decided for only half (or so) of the BoFII tracklist, and either Callum didn't realize this, or he hasn't fixed it yet. He's a lazy dude sometimes