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Not really possible. It's not publicly traded; plus that'd be a conflict of interest. Plus OCR's whole "free" thing isn't changing, so there's no real way to make money off of ReMixanator. It's proprietary, but we're not licensing it out either. It's possible we might release it as open-source somewhere down the line, but right now we want to play this close to the chest. Also, Emperor Charlemagne, as I said before, it's one thing to express your opinion about what we've done, but you can do it without being an dick, like Taucer did. Take a vacation.

If you think there was no creativity involved in this, tell that to Vikram, Raj, and Sameer, our guys in New Delhi who spent countless nights working with Dave's C++ codebase and adapting it in very unorthodox ways to our proprietary JS/COBOL hybrid. The code is a work of art; I'd show it to you, but it's proprietary. I don't think you understand how this works. People don't use ReMixanator to generate mixes for submission. The ReMixanator mixes are already considered posted to the site. It is impossible to "get posted" to OCR anymore, because by using the ASS, we hold the future OCR catalog mixes in our hand today. If anything, that makes being one of the posted remixers something to be even MORE proud of. You're posted on OCR; nobody new can achieve that anymore. You're part of this site's history; you're part of what made this site into what it is today. Without people like you, we never would have had the raw data needed to create the ASS. In essence, every remix the ASS spits out comes from you and every other posted OC ReMixer. Be proud of that.

I'm not bitter. I'm just stating facts. We didn't run a closed beta. Who do you think was the guy in charge of organizing the development with our overseas team in India? Palpable? Please. I was there for every single step of the development process. There was internal testing, but nothing like a "closed beta." And furthermore, the ASS would never spit out such a shitty remix. Even in the early stages of development, the mixes generated were pretty solid.

No it wasn't. We didn't run a closed beta. Seriously, what are you guys talking about?

Everyone has a right to an opinion, but that doesn't mean you can be a jerk when you're expressing it. Knock it off. Also, what the fuck is this about? I'd appreciate it if you didn't write weird shit about me.

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No it doesn't. :\

I am not confused! You are the one with the confusion!

No you haven't. I know everyone involved with this project and you weren't involved in any way, shape, or form. We kept this project under tight wraps. I really doubt you even knew anything about this until a few hours ago. First of all, you're not a Judge, so I don't even know how that makes any sense. Second, there's no panel anymore anyway, so even if you were a judge, you wouldn't be on it anymore. Third, you've never had any remixes on this site in the first place, so how can you request that they all get pulled? If that's a pot-shot at VGMix, it's not funny.

It's not really inconvenient, it's just that there's no real way to answer your question. You should explore the program on your own some more, watch some videos on YouTube.

Please don't post your music in Community.

You don't submit anything to the site anymore. This isn't a tool you use to make remixes to submit. This is a tool everyone uses to get music to listen to.

Remixes are generated on the fly, so you'll have to use the ReMixinator to generate each permutation manually.

You do not have it "on good authority." We don't have any kind of deal in place with Konami, and we haven't been talking to them about anything. Please don't spread false information.

Luke, there isn't a Judges Panel anymore. There's no need for us. The judges panel neural map is built into the ASS.

I see a lot of people bringing up issues of their favorite source tune or style of music not represented in ReMixinator. You guys need to remember, programming this kind of stuff is pretty difficult. It took us a long time to figure out all the algorithms to make everything work properly; I'm talking 2-3 years. This has been in the works for quite a while. Right now we're content with what we've managed to accomplish. Dynamic generation of ReMixes is a huge feat, especially ones that conform to the NJM (Neural Judge Map). Adding new sources and styles is going to take a LOT of time for us. We can't just slap some crap together; we're trying to approach this as scientifically as possible. In any case, don't worry. We do have plans to expand ReMixinator, and there are more exciting things on the horizon that I can't really talk too much about. All I'll say is that our Algorithmic Synthesis System might have caught the eye of a couple of very powerful people in the industry, and that there could possibly be an ocarina and a green hat involved. But you didn't hear that from me.

Terrible, terrible song.

Read the manual? Play around with it on your own? Asking for 'tips' won't really get you anything useful, because there's no easy way to answer such a vague question.

I have never used Reason so my advice is kind of general here, but if you find that FLStudio has a nice interface and sufficient tools to make your style of music, just stick with it. Despite what some people may think, FLStudio isn't some rinky-dink my-first-DAW software. It's very powerful and versatile and you can do a lot with it. Why is your friend switching to Reason? What kind of music are both of you writing?

It's a Nintendo thread. God forbid people stay on topic.

Picross DS isn't a casual game. It's a puzzle game. Why don't we call them puzzle games anymore? That shit is not casual at all. Some puzzle games are mind-bending.

What do you think I'm saying, and why shouldn't I be saying it?

guys my nintendo wii doesn't have a slot for all my old NES games guys nintendo wii SUCKX

Albums by non-posted artists go in the Post Your Originals! forum.