Kaleb.G

I pre-registered for MAGFest 9. Unfortunately, due to recent decisions about a personal career change (and all it involves), I don't plan to attend. I will be moving and starting school around the dates of the convention, so I can't dedicate the time or money to this. I'm looking for someone who is willing to buy my badge. It's an Attendee ($40) badge, but I'm selling it for only $35. Any takers? Thanks, Kaleb P.S. I have a hotel room reservation I need to cancel. If the buyer wants this, I can see if it can be transferred over instead. EDIT: Added badge type and price.

I actually have both of Bart's System Shock 2 mixes. If anyone's interested, contact me directly and I'll post them.

On the topic of 404s, this may be useful for you Kyle: http://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/redirection/ Track and fix 404s easy.

Didn't hear Kirby but I did hear Mega Man and what I think is Final Fantasy X-2.

I wouldn't blame you. I was one of the people who started the project and I've mostly lost sight of it for a couple of years. I still need to meet with Larry and see what I can do. I know he wants me to make the website, but I don't know if I'll be able to spend much time on that.

This arrangement reminded me of the music from Advance Wars: Days of Ruin, which is a very good thing.

The ZIP file is now 404. Mind providing a place to download the full album at once, please?

I honestly thought half of the page wasn't loading for me. The banner area looks incomplete. But I'm a believer in keeping things simple, so I don't mind streamlining things at all.

I wanted to point out that, in addition to The Synapse, this mix has some prevalent use of the Hong Kong dialogue music (which is not on the GotY soundtrack). Of course, the main Deus Ex theme is present as well. Anyway, nice work, you two. =} P.S. Alex is da bomb!

These are all great suggestions and just the type of things I'm looking for. Thanks! Mattias, I also prefer starting with the melody. I find it easier to layer the drums/bass over the melody than vice-versa. It's kinda how I envision music in my mind, so that makes more sense to me. One thing I'm doing is, for most of the normal instruments, creating a Combinator and creating notes on the sequencer track lane for the Combinator itself so I can easily change the enclosed instrument to an entirely different device if need be (such as a Thor, NN-XT, or Subtractor) without having to modify anything on the sequencer. It seems to work well for me. Has anyone tried this or have anything to say about it?

Anybody have advice or tutorials for Reason in terms of: - composing/arranging workflow - instrument sample organization - file management - effects applications Basically I just want to know what a good overall process is for creating a song from start to finish. I'm trying to compose in a way that's well organized so I don't end up with a mess that's harder to deal with later. I want a good sample workflow to follow. Thanks!

I'll consider making a bumper sometime soon as an excuse to practice with audio composition and editing, but don't hold me to it.

This is a great track! Does anyone know if a higher quality MP3 of this track exists?

Did I just see the face of Big Boss? Also an "R" and a "P". So much for Zone of the Enders, lol.

I thought it was pretty arbitrary at first: E3S becoming ZE3, with e becoming 9 (What's the significance of the "9"? Why not do it with a "4" or some other symbol?) But then I realized that if you flip the characters vertically, you get the same results: SE3 becoming ZE3, with e becoming 6 (also a valid number). Well, the timer will count down again soon, so we shall soon find out!

I see the following symbols: 5/S/s 3 E (uppercase) e (lowercase) I doubt something would have both the numbers 5 and 3 in it, so we're left with: S/s 3 E (uppercase) e (lowercase) Zone of the Enders 3 fits so far.

The composer of the source tune "Arabesque" is actually Takayuki Aihara. This has been confirmed on multiple soundtracks: http://vgmdb.net/album/1645 http://vgmdb.net/album/346 http://vgmdb.net/album/10983

What? I have to see this! And this remix is still great for being as old as it is. I really like the style of it. Reminds me of a high-production doujin arrange.

Here's a fixed version: http://host.kg13.com/ocr/remix/Boogerman_SewerThug_OC_ReMix.mp3 Much like "Dark World Prelude & March" was the problem file of the 01001~01700 torrent, "Sewer Thug" is the problem file of the 00001~01000 torrent. Anyway, I used foobar2000 to rebuild the MP3 stream. I left the filename and tags untouched from the torrent. I was able to copy this to my iTunes library and play it just fine.

I had trouble getting this into iTunes as well; it is the only problem file in the entire OCR 1001~1700 torrent. I used foobar2000 to rebuild the MP3 stream (this program has nice MP3 correction tools). All the tags were left exactly as-is*. Now it works just fine in iTunes. I've hosted the fixed file here: http://host.kg13.com/ocr/remix/Zelda_3_Dark_World_Prelude_&_March_OC_ReMix.mp3 *I used the site download version rather than the torrent version.

I'm just talking about the podcast version of #110 on iTunes. (It doesn't let me go any further back than that, and it will probably just be pushed off when #115 is released.) The regular version of #110 on kngi.org is fine.

Wow! I'm sure I will go down in the history books for that. Yep, right down to the bottom of the barrel. =} The podcast titled "Nitro Game Injection #110: Winter Madness" is actually #108. It has the interview with LuIzA, and the playlist is exactly as detailed here.

I've listened to 113, 114, 112, 111, and now working on 110 (which is actually 108 in disguise!). Also I left a voice message. Here are those albums I was talking about: Noise Mutation (SaGa Frontier 1 & 2) (fav is track 4 but they're all awesome) Raydric (Ragnarok Online) (fav is track 6)

113 is my lucky number. I'll be checking this show out fo' sho'!