Geoffrey Taucer

I second this.

If you really need a different themed month, just wait until October; it's internet drama month.

You mean everybody puts me in their sigs?

Updated: http://h.xerol.org/f.php?f=390

Ok, I just realized I posted a link to completely the wrong version earlier. [old link]

MOST CURRENT VERSION:http://h.xerol.org/f.php?f=390 This is a mix of Castlevania 2's "Bloody Tears," with a brief cameo from Chrono Cross's "Another Termina." Yes, I know everybody and their mother has mixed this song. But they haven't done it like this!

I would love to hear a mix of the song in this trailer

Holy shit, look at that musicians list.

Nice work, Frank

Ya rlyten characters

We really don't know when it's going to launch; if it's going to launch "today by japan time," that means it could be any time between now and 11:00 AM EST tomorrow.

Sorry, would have made that post in the other topic, but this could definitely effect whether I agree or dissagree with the draft. If the answer is that it's ok for me to continue using remixes as routine music, I have no objections to anything else in the policy, and would vote in favor of it. If I can't, I don't know. Most likely I'd either abstain from voting or vote against it.

What does this mean with regards to allowing my girls to do floor routines to Remixes? This would seem to conflict with point B, as I can't really announce that it's from OCR and give the URL and the artist every time somebody practices a routine (ie every time the music plays during practice,) and the only way I can think of to do it at a meet would be to take out an ad in the program at every single meet; which I'm not sure would really qualify under the terms of use anyway. It would conflict with point C, because I have to edit and cut the songs so they will be the right length for the girls to do routines to, and often I have to take chunks from different parts of the mixes instead of playing one contiguous chunk of the mix. Would this violate the clause against modifying it for redistribution? In short, would I still be able to allow my girls to use OCRemixes as routine music, or would I have to go and get these mixes directly from the remixers, or from VGmix or R:TS (or wherever else I may be able to find them)?

You fail at rickrolling. EDIT: wow, I never realized before how much that song sounds like Robo's Theme.

It's exactly the same screen except it says "Starting Today" where it said "1 Day to Launch"

The fact remains that either there will be somebody who is the equavalent of SSBM's fox or there will be somebody who is the equivalent of SSBM's falco, but not both. Same with Falcon/Ganondorf. Same with Mario/Doc (though I won't be surprised if they make Mario more like SSBM Doc -- which would be fine with me).

Do we know if the english and japanese site are launching at the same time?

ten characters

No, they're among the hardest; they're definitely among the most technical characters in the game, and the two that require the fastest and most precise fingers to master. I don't play either one of them; I main Doc. Fox is one of my three secondaries. But go to smashboards and check the tier list; there's widespread agreement in the smash community that Fox and Falco are the two best characters in the game.

I don't care about the characters; it's the move sets! Fox and Falco are the two best characters in the game. One of them is effectively getting the ax.

No clones. And we already know fox will be in it. So no falco :sad: :sad:

It would be nice if we could add something to the terms of use requiring that somebody make a good faith effort to contact the remixer and ask or at least inform them before performing it in a commercial place.

A good chunk of the mixes on this site (including a lot of really top-notch stuff) was done entirely with software. There are definitely a few things you can do with real instruments that are virtually impossible with software, but there are also a ton of things you can do with software that are flat out impossible on real instruments.

Or they could just go here.

I would have far less objection to this if the policy more explicitly required those copyright holders to inform the remixer, and to credit the mixer and the site. If there is original material in the mix, I should have a say in whether or not it can be used commercially, because those parts genuinly are MY intellectual property.