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Someone I've never heard of before sent me a PM on IRC and sent me a link to someone who is claiming my music as their own: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=727673&songID=8437400 luls Edit: I saw that he had 133 songs, so I went through a few at random. Shit ton of renamed OCR tracks, including: (ooooooooooldie) http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=727673&songID=8468792 http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=727673&songID=5633898 There are a shit ton more.

This move would also be a good way to weed out some of the idlers who never contribute shit except to keep the damn user quota full.

I don't know if that's good or bad. Like I said, I pretty much loaded up the amps and tweaked them as I might a real amp -- something you can't exactly do with most modelers and get accurate results. When I can actually hear it in the correct context, I'll be able to hopefully get it sounding better.

nobody but me remembers the glorious days of dog penix here on ocr why does no one but me remember dogpenix

The only good Star Wars movie.

guess death metal was too badass for you

With can all think Mr. Bush for his creation of this situation. THANKS CONSERVATIVES.

Okay so, ignore those mp3s I put up. My patch was set up to output only to the left, and I of course didn't know that not having headphones or speakers. I've fixed it now, but those old MP3s will only be left channel. I need headphoens D:

new sample for the pod hd500 http://tindeck.com/listen/xlro again, no mixing capabilities, just random tweaking and recording. did random settings for a bass guitar (with my 1 stringed 5 string bass...) and let it rip. There's no bass behind the later riff, when it jumps up to the E standard chugging. The low B has bass behind it. Oh, and the high E stuff is quad tracked, low B is dual tracked.

i'm not mentioned therefor the article is automatically irrelevant.

And of course, I am flat broke for the next two months D:

None of the HD patches are compatible with each other -- the 300, 400, and 500 all use a different software engine. Each level has a better processor/more memory, so intercompatability is impossible (or so Line 6 says). Despite the HD500 being the top of the line, if a patch is crafted on the 300 or 400, it can only be used on the 300 or the 400. The 500 also has a better setup on the board itself, bigger screen, and is easier to tweak on the fly. You can get more sounds out of it due to its expanded FX allotment thanks to the upped memory amount.

Hey she promised she'd work on my FF8 tune with me when her album was done. Does this mean she can? Please? please? please

http://tindeck.com/listen/znwu I have to warn, this is probably not anything remotely close to a good indication of what the Pod HD500 is capable of, I literally dialed in a random ENGL Fireball setting and went to town with it (the lead is a treadplate I think). No real mixing capabilities, so I don't even know what it REALLY sounds like. edit: for comparison, here is the last patch I made on the XT before I switched over. Still my favorite tone, trying to replicate it on the HD500. http://www.tindeck.com/listen/semg

Companies buy music from individual artists for their video games? SIGN ME UP

While I don't really care about any of the people you listed, ETG has got to be the worst IRC network I have ever seen. I would 100% endorse a move to another server.

All of my songs (every single one) has been on the PODXT. Take that as you will. Some songs have a better tone than others, and sometimes I go back and listen to some of them and think "egads, what was I thinking?". Most notably Omens of Jenova, that tone I used did not lend itself to a low tuned 7 string guitar at all. A total mess. And then there are songs that, in my opinion, had dreamy creamy tones, like Wily's Requiem. In the final days before my HD500 arrived, I actually wound up crafting one of my favorite tones (a very good Mesa Recto knockoff), but haven't had much luck replicating it with the HD500 (the editing software is pretty unintuitive and can actually be a headache). My biggest complaint about the HD500 has to be that you can't just double click a patch and load it straight up, you have to drag and drop it to the interface of the patch you currently have selected. The software needs some serious improvement. I'll try and record some samples tonight if I have time, even without the mixing headphones.

It worked in Mario Galaxy. It doesn't work here. Just wait and try it. Trust me. Edit: And yeah, the music is utter shit here. Nintendo once again went with the cheap and fast MIDI, and really bad MIDI at that.

The controls in this game are fucking unintuitive and fucking awful. So tired of fucking waggle when it should just be a button press.

I was going to go for the AxeFX until the Pod HD series was unveiled, just got the HD500 a few days ago. Can't really do any real remixing without any headphones though, so I am hesitant to record anything and put it up without being able to properly mix it.

hey guys look what i can do

I know Misha (bulb, guy behind periphery) personally and I have to say, after the years of demos, I was truly disappointed with their first album. He has done a lot better stuff just as demos.

Upload some samples

If he doesn't take it, I WILL RIGHT NOW.