shadow

The site says it's in VST and DX format.

GEE...

That's the whole point?

This quite classy and unique, I must say. But the one thing that bothers me is that that the beat just doesn't make any sense to me. I don't know if you were trying to do drum and bass or being all bad ass drum box old school or something, but all the other elements are just in a different style and don't sound good with them. Though everyone is all OH GOD NO HE SAMPLED A BEAT OH NO IT'S THE FUCKING END OF THE WORLD BAN THIS DUDE!!!!111!!113!@2111, you might want to check out "The Missing Suitcase" by The Herbaliser (your remix sounds similar to it in style.) It's like the epitome of bad ass spy car chase scene music but has that specific cut-up and sampled breakbeat feel to it.

shadow's huge tip of the year: don't use a lot of reverb.

*cough.*

Cool Edit is a multi-track wave recorder/editor. Fruityloops is a MIDI sequencer. You're comparing apples and oranges.

. all the questions are being repeated at this point. someone needs to get djp to compile that faq. or at least set up a wiki!

and I just explained this some pages back :\

That's a limitation of ID3v1.

shoutcast or die. also, you forgot me.

I wouldn't add chorus to a clap...

Excuse me? I'm not sure exactly what you're saying, but if you're trying to say that this is a remix of the music in Dalaam, it isn't. I'm not sure how you could mistake it for that when the original is on this very site. In the .rsn file, it's Scaraba.spc and not Dalaam.spc. The official title is "Bazaar" though. You hear the song when in the town area of Scaraba.

Get a better clap sample? If you want stereo or whatever, try the stereo enhancer (sets delay on one stereo channel or the other.)

Heh, that's what I thought as well when I first heard it do that.