prophetik music

this has been bumping around upstairs for a while, and i can't remember where i found this stuff. the website was one that Caleb Kinkaid used to submit stuff to. it was a weekly 'contest' that highlighted great unknown game music. i found the Treasures of the Deep soundtrack through it several years ago. the first flash game was one someone here turned me onto. it was streams of music that you redirected into boxes using these different circular objects, and while you couldn't hear anything at first when you got the audio into the boxes you started hearing a loop of music. the second flash game has nothing to do with music. you start off with a bunch of circular tiles that disappear when the stack is the right height (based on a number on each tile). i have NO idea what it was called. it used to be my casual game of choice before i discovered bloons.

that's what my computer does, all the time. but my psu is rock solid stable (and a good brand, seasonic x750 is one of the best 750w psus out there). i don't ask questions =)

hardware fingerprint = motherboard. usually that happens when you switch out your motherboard, since that's what those programs key into. the trial version might be causing it. crappy warez might do it too.

i'd lean towards star salzman's Pillar of Salt, or Valse Aeris. i tried to count the different articulations used in Valse and i lost count mid-woodwinds.

i don't actually use an antivirus application on my computer. not to mention that if you're going to use something, get rid of linkguard. dumbest program EVAR.

neblix, quit posting the same damn thing everywhere. it's cool when you only parrot what others are saying once or twice, but it gets annoying after a while. you're only fifteen. you might want to relax a bit and chill out. caps is mean =( what neblix is saying is only partly true. the software will only be as good as what you put into it, sure - but make sure that your knowledge of how to realize what's in your head isn't restricted by your knowledge of the program itself. in other words, learn them both at the same time. get used to the interface while making stuff happen. and get some soundfonts, since they're an easy way to increase the quality of what you're doing right away. much more realistic than the samples that come with FL.

an-n-n-nother n-n-n-necrobump!

n-n-n-necrobump!

what add-ons are you running (or, rather, were you running)?

get process manager, open it, and take a screen of everything that's running when ie or firefox is open. should be around 65 processes or so. does it freeze with safari, chrome, or opera as well?

what's your motherboard, psu, and manufacturer of your ram?

welcome! we're always into having some pro talent in the area. you might want to check out 'da black market' (or anything by mythril nazgul/myf, really).

what game are you playing? easily the best soundtrack i've heard from a game since 2002 (FFX). you must be thinking this was going to sound like an RPG. hint: do the cutscenes look like something from a JRPG? is the story pacing RPGlike? nope. think film, not traditional JRPGs. some kids seem to bitch about this because it's not nobou. different game, different composer, different setting, different style. this is thirty hours of excellent film music - it's not traditional game music at all. there's only a few stinkers. at least you NOTICED the music, which makes it better than most of the crap people put behind games nowadays.

there are no atb bars, and there's no perfect timing either. play the game, it'll make way more sense. also, unless i'm missing something, there's only really three numerical stats - attack, magic, and hp/mp.

sure thing.

...i'm not allowed to poke fun at a guy who regularly makes fun of nubs for doing dumb things?

i recently purchased two bass guitars - an acoustic bass guitar and a 6-string electric. both are relatively low-end instruments, more to give me some practice than anything else. i'm interested, now, in picking up an amp for use in my church and elsewhere. i don't need some massive stack or anything, more just something that's big enough to handle itself in a small performance setting (our church is about 300 people on a sunday...and it's a church ). the amp i use at church is a peavey kb/a 300 (it's a 150w amp, i think, based on a 15" woofer). it gets a decent sound, considering it's a keyboard amp, and has approximately the power i'm looking for. so, any suggestions on a decent bass amp in the 150-200w range? i'd prefer to spend under 250$ or so if possible, and i'll likely try to buy used (i never buy new for most pieces of audio equipment). also, if anyone wants to explain some stuff about heads, cabinets, etc, that'd be great. i'm not certain that my grasp on general amplifier concepts is as good as it could be.

well, i guess oinkness has a head start then.

pretty cool.

willrock mentioned wanting last battle, but i haven't heard from him yet. as with any other track on the project, you're welcome to submit a wip. whoever submits a wip first that doesn't suck and fits into the genre guidelines gets the track. don't be afraid to look at the other three 'extra' tracks listed under still available, too.

it would help if you'd post a sample of just what kind of crumpled shit you sound like.

=) not rude as much as uncouth. double-posting implies that you don't know enough about quoting to just write in the

the gfx card is fine. they're made to run up to 100C with no problem. my 7300LE (for extra monitors) in my machine idles at 90C because it's fanless. don't mind that it only shows for a few fans. it should show for every fan that's both hooked up through the motherboard (only fans connected through the mobo show up, so nothing for the psu or hardwired fans) and has a functioning third channel on the plug to monitor speed. who cares how fast they're running? as long as they're pushing air, they're doing their job. i didn't see anything there that looked too crazy. the v-core looked a touch low, but i don't remember enough numbers about my old e8400 to compare, and i remember that it ran low when i had it. so i call this a dead end =(

windows might not have anything to do with it, but the HDD itself might. i'm still leaning towards motherboard, but psu could be a possibility as well. the problem with stuff like this is that you basically just replace stuff until the problem goes away unless you've got an expensive set of diagnostic tools. what are your system temps? get hwmonitor, a free diagnostic program by the makers of cpu-z, and get us a screen.