prophetik music

lol, recommended maximum for intel cpus is 85 degrees, and amd cpus are hotter. i always recommend the cooler master hyper 212, but i don't know if it has a bracket for am3 sockets.

darke's mostly just confused with your wording. what tips are you refering to? content input? UI stuff? synthesis? figure out what you want to know specifically, and ask that. asking for tips on this is like asking for tips on some other generic subject like 'school' or something similar.

best remixing stuff ever! no more fl for me. edit: larry ftw!

f this noise. i'm out. aetherius was right, no one likes LA. remixinator ftw.

i played it through. around 12-13 hours of content. i didn't finish all the missions. i found it interesting the way that they handled the end of the previous game and the 'import' of characters to this one. it basically means you can't use any of the cool new gear in Origins, which is about what i expected. the storyline was VERY interesting near the end. didn't make the most sense through most of the game, but there was some great plot twists that made it very worthwhile. voice acting was OK on some characters and really bad on others. about what i expected.

i have. i'm writing him in now. one track left!

you're forgetting that even though the ghz rating is the same, optimizations in processor speed increase with each generation. read the faq in my signature - specifically, the section on moore's law. it'll explain a lot.

a pentium dual-core is five generations behind current cpu technology. not to mention that the motherboard's chipsets are likely trash from being so old.

all that stuff you're talking about is software. a soundcard won't help with that. you just need to check the link in my sig to fix all that =)

i wish more games were created with characters like Faith from Mirror's Edge involved. she wasn't anything too crazy, relatively normal clothes, and had severe limitations (like no health practically at all). and she made the game awesome, imo. there won't be more good female character leads until game designers get their heads out of their asses and realize how cool they can be once you get past the sexuality of it all.

it's meant to encourage you to visit the datalog constantly. they put so much info in there, you're meant to read it. it's a western thing - look at, say, the codex entries in Dragon Age, as one limited example. it fleshes out the story without killing the cinematic feel of the cutscenes. just another one of the many outsider things they integrated in a way that i think is good for the series.

spoiler fang got her memory back. she'll explain in a bit. basically, she figured out why her brand was messed up - because she'd actually fulfilled her focus, to a point, even if it was to save vanille. vanille's brand is still there because while her focus was fulfilled, she didn't do it. i think. -end- don't forget that the datalog changes based on information revealed in the game.

poop, there goes any chance any of us have of winning =)

no u asdfjhalksdf

i honestly thought that the first picture was a lung the first time i saw it. i listened to some of the previews on facebook, and i thought that this was pretty interesting. i think i might wind up picking it up after all. see, meteo, i'm not a total dick! =)

the point of mono is that it allows for better overall sound quality for the same filesize as stereo. in other words, why it sounds like balls when you listen to one side of headphones only.

akoustik piano can do anything. ANYTHING. i've fooled professional pianists with it.

this is possibly the worst comment i've ever seen to someone selling their album anywhere.

i was rejected eight or nine times until i got one through the panel. even in the last two years, i've seen immense growth between the stuff i was making at that point and now. it's all technical, too - my compositional style hasn't changed, but from a technical side i can realize my music better now that i'm understanding much of what i've gotta do.

tbh, most flash games are mostly the audio, and some images. code doesn't take up much space unless it's particularly complex. so don't be frightened by file sizes. my submission, for example, was 850kb, and it's a 54-second loop, at 128kbps. you could afford to go slightly lower and not kill your quality too much. most flash games i find sound like they're at 96kbps, which isn't great, but since it's mono it's a lot better sound than you'd get otherwise (even 128kbps stero is only 64kbps per ear, as opposed to mono where it's 128 on both).

did you sub the one we did?

is this done?

did anything come of the police investigation? i'm assuming no.

some rpgs don't age well.

yes, you will.