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You also said "it might be a nice thing to do if sombody made at least ONE really good remix."

Ahahah... yeah, that wasn't nice. People tend criticize the artists here like they weren't around.

It doesn't work unless the folders are all in the root. This looks good though. Swedish, too Thanks to the rest of you, too!

Hello Does anyone know of a good, free program that can make iso (or other image) files from files and folders on your hard drive? I've looked around a bit and the closest I got was one called imageburn. It, however, didn't allow you to select several folders at a time and add them all to your image - you had to do it one folder at a time. The disc I wanted to burn has about 2000 folders in its root, so it wasn't really working for me... so - any suggestions? Is there a trial version of Nero that you can use indefinitely, but with reduced functionality, or something?

Ahhh... ok. Of course. I couldn't find a way to cut up clips and didn't know what the razor was for - I should have made the connection. You'd probably understand bits and pieces if you went on a Swedish forum, but not enough to actually be able to participate in the discussion. Anyway, so you do notice there's something funny about the Reason documentation. How embarassing, haha

Wow, compare this to your new stuff. Haha It's not that bad, but I just came off listening to "Rolling Start" and this was kinda disappointing in comparison. You should do another track from this game.

Wow, this is sounding very good for an orchestral piece. Try some themes from Twilight Princess, next time

Those are some pretty fat kicks. Awesome.

Yay! Disco Dan! I thought I'd had enough of remixes of this song, but I guess I was wrong.

Nice! Interesting instrumentation.

Wow, yeah. Rayza's mix is pretty phat, hehe Btw, the front page looks like fun for the first time in a long time - lots of new mixes from games I know. Hey, what's the razor tool for? I can't find any mention of it in the help contents...

Thanks. I've read up on Zircon's description of compressors, and it's amazingly satisfying to turn the knobs and suddenly know what they do. His tutorial doesn't mention sidechaining, however. Anyone care to explain what it can be used for? Like, an example I could listen to? Also, being Swedish, I constantly worry that Propellerheads will make mistakes when writing in English. A lot of the time when reading the manual, I keep thinking to myself "omg, this sentence is so written by a Swede". Does anyone else notice anything strange or am I just being paranoid? (note that I realize my English isn't perfect, either)

I couldn't find one, anyway.

Fair enough. I didn't really listen to the wip, but I did notice that the bass seemed to be playing random notes.

Can't hear it for all the sound effects.

No, when he says out of tune, he means that the piano notes are playing somewhere in between 2 bass semitones. An A on the piano sounds like something in between an A and an Ab (or between an A or an A#) on the bass. Listening to a piece of music where this is the case is generally rather unpleasant. Pitch the piano so that it's in tune.

Wait... what system? Is there a chiptune? EDIT: Listening to the NES soundtrack now. It's kinda catchy...

Thanks, LT.

I'd like some robotech avatars, myself.

I'm dying to remix something but can't think of what. Do record and upload it.

You're really helpful for a Dan Hibiki. Keep it up! Zircon's tutorial is awesome, I know I read if a few years ago but back then I didn't even know what he was talking about. I think I kinda get it now. I just need to play around with it until I get a feel for it, but at least now I'm not walking in the dark.

Are my earlier comments being ignored for a reason or were they just not noticed among the rest? I had some questions before that, while I can understand they might not be important enough to answer in the actual guidelines document, I'd still like to know what the staff has to say about. http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showpost.php?p=311874&postcount=24 http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showpost.php?p=329810&postcount=35

What you said about EQ is basically what I said about EQ, only you provided some solutions - ones that I unfortunately didn't really understand. The real issue, I guess, is how to EQ something and make it come out more by boosting its signature frequencies when these obviously change whenever you change the pitch of the instrument, like you said. How do you cope with this? Do you automate the EQ settings and give each knob on it a track of its own? Looking forward to some basic tutorial on compression and limiting.

Hnuh... did you make this patch? I forgot the vocoder could be used as a spectrum analyzer, silly me... I'm sure this will be useful. Thanks a lot!

Yeah, I thought so too - I'll probably get used to it in a while. I just don't see the point.