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I heard from friends that Man of Steel had a lot of vfx and good action sequences but that was it and that apparently it was nothing but action and there wasn't much dynamic. It was just a lot of action and that was the one and only strength of the movie. Which is the main reason I never went and saw it in theaters hahaha

Haven't seen it, but there are few Marvel movies I hate. They exist, but I feel like DC Comics movies tend to have all the stupid movies, excluding the Christopher Nolan Batman. Haven't seen Man of Steel but it looks decent. Anyway, I'm sure it was good. Did Disney present it? Who made the movie? Still haven't seen Amazing Spider-Man 2. First one was great but I still prefer the original one from 2002.

I like this

I can't find my wii u I moved I can't find it but I wanna play

i'm pretty horrible at getting jokes so my assumption is that you're joking

Mario. Just, Mario. I don't care how long he's been around. I don't care what anyone thinks. Mario. Heck, introduce little kids to the classic stuff. I honestly think they may appreciate more if they start with the old stuff. It seems to have worked on me and my younger siblings. I was born during the 32-bit generation, but I first played NES and SNES games. SNES, of course, wasn't out of style when I was little either. It would be like the Wii is to us today while the Wii U is out. But then I played a lot of N64 and was a freak for the GameCube and PS2 when they were brand new and boy I can tell you, my childhood was probably the best thing ever. Some may disagree, but seriously. Freaking GameCube and N64 made my life. I'd say Mario and the ole Sonic. Not the new Sonic. Don't feed them anything poopy. But if I were to be trying to get younger kids into games, that would be it. But these are 10-12 year olds. So help me, if they are playing Call of Duty...

How many people do you need interviewed? Am I a horrible person to interview? lol

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Wow. An hour? I'm a huge perfectionist and I'll literally spend over a year on one individual track. Hahahaha! Well done for one hour. Impressive.

hahaha where are you admin? wikia can be a nightmare haha

Nice review dude! Well done. Glad to have my music in there. I subscribed on my music channel. While we're at it, I may as well bring up that me and another guy named Chase kinda do something similar. We do something called RTTTA which is quite often video game review-related. Don't wanna make this some way to totally hammer you with my stuff, but you can just check out our stuff here: http://youtube.com/user/GCWaves Your stuff kinda reminds me of stuff my personal friend does, blinkkandyoumissit. Again, well done.

so let me get this straight they shortened the one good part of sonic

Well in that case... look at my first post in this thread

no you're answering it and like I said, it was a stupid question hahaha I was just curious as to what the M-Audio was capable of, but it doesn't matter because I looked it all up and stuff and it's exactly what I would've thought.

So are you referring to the end music there? You may want to just make this thread a thread requesting someone who can do that type of thing for you. You kind of opened it up to anything at the beginning without any guidelines so we just started throwing stuff at you and then suddenly you really tightened up the limits there hahahahaha

Thanks man! Yeah actually I may be inheriting a DX-7 from my father here soon which I'm both excited and sort of dreading for its infamous impossible interface. But if I actually can learn some stupid science, maybe I can figure the thing out hahahaha I've used that DX-7 plenty of times and still, of course, struggle like crap with the monster. I'd love to get a Jupiter 8 for real but boy yeah, I was just looking and those things are expensive. The CS-80 is legendary because it was used in stuff like "Rosanna" from Toto. I mean the other synths mentioned have been used in famous stuff but I mean... it's Toto. Yeah, that thing's gotta be so freaking expensive too and it's huge. If I was a millionaire, I'd have all of them but there's definitely no way I'm getting a CS-80. Only in my dreams. xD I am definitely looking more into getting physical, real synthesizers as opposed to plugins, especially because of what I brought up with timeaus... I'm limited to stupid AU which is a seriously tight limit. I need Pro Tools so bad hahahaha EDIT: Note that I do have the Kontakt sampler or whatever it is in Logic. I've never used it; I just downloaded it just in case. I should probably take advantage of it. Hahaha Also the Korg stuff looks AU-compatible. May bookmark it.

Not too shabby. Unfortunately... sigh... Logic Pro works TOTALLY fine for me up until these moments. This is when I need Pro Tools. I would have to get a VST-to-AU (which is another 100 bucks or so down the drain) for it to work. Logic doesn't take anything but AU since Logic Pro 9 and it's really stupid. One of the dumber moves on Apple's part.

So I'm looking into getting some old analog synths because I have a serious obsession with the synth sound of the 80's and 90's and although I know how to get that sound out of plugins I have and can buy, I am one that loves to go with the real deal, and with what I've found so far, getting some of these analog synths used are actually not cheap (for being vintage analog synths hahaha) A few examples of my obsessions include the more FM stuff, including that heavy video game sound (I am a FREAK for the Genesis sound) and if any of you remember Ripple Dot Zero... well there's more of that guy's stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/simon-st-lenhag He's a genius. I love him and one of my more recent inspirations. So I looked at what he was using and the only thing that he listed was a Juno G, though he also said stuff about Yamaha synths (which I love) but I haven't found any specific synths that he uses. The Juno G is actually fairly new; the initial release was '05 and the Gi was released in '10. So again, it's obviously possible to get that old sound out of new synths (so long as you've got a synth that will do that for you haha) and I'm thinking about getting a Juno Gi but there's always more magic to being able to find a deal on one of those old synths. Another one that I would love to have is the Jupiter 8, which a few people have suggested to me. I just found this demo this person did and it's not absolutely mind-blowing but it still got me drooling: So yeah. Just wondering if anyone else knows where I could find some of these or if any of you have good suggestions. This obviously could potentially be useful information for others, but I personally would just love to know what you all are thinking or any synths you may know. I've already found a bunch of Yamaha's and--just like how a Yamaha would be, used or new--they're usually on the very pricy side. Anyway, all of that said, what do you humans out there have to say.

well I'm just simply (and probably stupidly) asking about does the M-Audio interface work with analog synths because I'm planning to start getting that type of stuff. after looking into it I'm pretty positive it does hahaha

I'm not the smartest with this tech stuff... this would work for analog synths as well, yeah?

omg PSO has such happy music

agreed and shweet

well I mean there is a lot of techno on the site but that's not what we're about. nevertheless, some timeaus's stuff and the "Timekeeper" track I did seem pretty electronic, though "Timekeeper"'s a bit more funky (which is da best ) The album that I was a part of has some pretty upbeat electronic stuff as well, Sonic CD: Temporal Duality.