Navi
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you know i dig your stuff.
by the way, i'll assume that the track length is a coincidence.
cough. cough.
listen to me, the solution to all this is smoke weed.
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I'd offer a mirror, but my server is still taking hits from DSoP.
Gud luk tho. !
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did you all notice R:K:O got a bit of a facelift?
cheers.
I like the new look.
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The mallets/precussion of this always reminds me of Thomas Newman's (in my opinon) excellent score for American Beauty. Very smooth, chill, very mazedude. Never heard the original, but lovin this.
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This was bloody hilarious. Somewhat reminiscent of The Highwayman, but much lighter. Yet again, a Commodore-based remix amazes me. I had a Commodore 64, and most of the games I had for it didn't really have much in the way of music(Zork, Little Computer People, that sort of thing).
i assume you know about rko?
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Is the only difference between using a send track on 10 channels and rerouting 10 channels outputs to a channel with a reverb effect that you can control the amount of send used?
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Hey well done myth, I just saw Ghosts of Mars is To Be Posted.
Yup, but expect one of yours up soon too.
OMJesus, stop patting each other on the back!!!~
It's ok Larry, it's normal to be jealous of camaraderie.
Please. He just wants his money back.
(u kno whut i mean, nigga)
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Hey well done myth, I just saw Ghosts of Mars is To Be Posted.
Yup, but expect one of yours up soon too.
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WHURS MY SUPERSU...- SHOW?
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hahaa. you should look into rapping for your next mix.
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By the way; loved your Paperboy thing, Mythril Nazgul!
Thanks! Hopefully it'll be up here soon. I'd actually look forward to any tips/comments you might have regarding vocal production, seeing as how you do it so well (As this and previous songs show).
ps: I have an older C64 hip hop mix that I'm contemplating subbing to RKO. It might be there soon, if I decide it's good enough.
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One of the most awesome songs on RKO finds its way to OCR in a diplomatic display of cross culture charity (lit'rally).
All jokedness aside, this mix is hot. Makke makes mixes that are hot. His production is hot. Makke himself is hot...
Enough rambling. If you don't have this already...well, you should.
Furthermore, what the hell was up with djp's writeup. Someone better get that bottle of Merlot away from him.
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Hmm. Anyways, save any further discussion regarding what was being argued about for PM or AIM. This isn't really the thread to start a flame war between forum members and judges. Get enough of that as it is in GD and Unmod.
I've had some time to look over the posts in question and I agree with Gray's decision to seperate them from the thread - keep this for reviews, critique and comments on the project. We can talk about the judges panel decisions but TRY not to turn it into a Judges = bad discussion, guys. I've always held the panel in the highest regard even when it seems like they're being OMGBADGUYZ - which in most cases is just constructive criticism reinterpreted as attack. It's not that the panel gets mixes up on the site because they are judges, but rather that they are judges cause they get mixes up on the site. Keep that in mind.
Back to the regular schedule.
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Diid...I miss something?
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Jose, you know from my 'rants' in unmod how much I dig your style. I loved Unknown from MC and I love this. very chill, smooth, funky. Loving the hand precussion.
Glad to see you back again, man. I hope this isn't a one time deal.
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Awesome.
In other news, the torrent speed spiked back up to 2 or so Mb again - which is cool. Sometime this morning, we'll have hit 5,000 completed downloads from the torrent alone - which is even cooler.
For comparison, it took KiC almost two months to hit 5,000 completed downloads on the torrent.
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Is anyone else having trouble burning these tracks onto CDs? I'm using Nero, and for some reason, I keep getting a message saying "this format is not supported."
I have burnt it with Nero as well, with no problem. Check your settings.
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Christian and ktriton deliver the goods, yet again. I heard this back in may and loved it.
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Cartoons.
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I'll have you know (again), EH, your contributions to this album were immense and well appreciated.
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07 - Beatdrop's Reprocessed: the piercing tones are a delight, very industrial. Like sex.
Sooo, the piercing tones are like sex, or are you equating sex to being very industrial? Quite the interesting philisophical notion there buddy, I think you can write a term paper and become a doctor with that.
The whole notion of sex is very industrial - not only through the conventional "sex creates babies, therefore sex is an industry with a product" outlook, but through the imagery and the motions as well. A repeated thrusting, like pistons or machinery.
ZOOM.
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Combines three things I love. Bladiator, Piano, and Final Fantasy VIII. Just an orgy of beautiful sound in my ear, spontaneously exploding all over my senses.
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chilli with prunes
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Because I'm a huge fan of Po!s laid back hip hop work, I figure I should probably review this.
The choice of instrumentation in this piece is spot on - Posu knows how to work the vibe without having to pile on the instruments. In the case of Citylights, we've got the stand up Bass, the hip hop drumkit, the EP jamming minimal in the background, and those vibes. Oooh, those vibes. First off, I've never played Axelay - my bad, I'm not much of an old school gamer - so I don't know the context for this piece.
I do know that the name is perfect, brilliant choice. This track reminds me of a cityscape at night, in so many groovy ways; it's also important to mention that the style of this track reminds me of some of the pieces in Final Fantasy VIII, specifically the Deling City music (I think - Can't remember it off hand, at the moment).
At first one of the precussion choices that irked me was the panned snare/hat thingie that came in at :12. It stood out, until I began to associate it with the imagery of the cityscape that po! was creating. It sounded like someone banging away at something, or construction work, not uncommon to hear in the city. After that, it clicked and I appreciated its presence moreso. I couldn't bring myself to like the snare choice, though. It hardly deviated from its pattern and it was a bit too meaty in the lower areas, when I would have liked to hear a bit more snap in the higher zones.
Small nitpicking aside, the two things I love about this mix: DAS BASS. That bass is perfectly funky and well tamed, fits the mix like a glove. But the real stars are the vibes. po! has written the most awesome stuffs for these vibes. There's no way you can't like them. The freeflowing (I assume) soloing around 2:12 sounds brilliant. I love it. The doubling at 2:31 is perfectly timed and not overused. Very jazzish feel to the improv.
The mix was short, but something like this would overstay its welcome if it dragged on for five minutes. Short and sweet is the key phrase here. Very delicious work here. Nice stuff.
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I hope I didn't go too long...
(can't remember...)
edit: i can listen to Jose forever.
edit2: magininja, however...