prophetik music

finally got a chance to look at stevo's wip that we were doing together. it's almost done, so the overworld theme's just about wrapped up.

huzzah! awesome, dude!

jade - simply because most of those games will be sold in the next few days, i won't list them on the front page. we're hurting for characters, so i don't know if they'd even fit into the first text box =(

it was a pretty crappy situation. at least we've got some cash saved up, and between some freelance work and my wife's nannying we should be able to cover rent for a while.

theophany officially has the tail cave track. obtuse and sound test were also in the running, but i think theophany's track is really fantastic. i'm planning on releasing the other two tracks for tail cave as bonus tracks. more info in the first post.

don't get me wrong - they upgraded a lot in the psp version. but they didn't spellcheck. that's all. both have their class.

hey, that would be important, wouldn't it? it's called iRis AG, by Rogue Pirate Ninja Interactive (RPNi).

i did the music to a game on the itouch. it's 2$ for the full version and free for the 'lite' version. you should buy that.

i mean where they'd use the wrong 'their', or improper tenses.

personally, i thought that the re-translation job in the psp version is pretty damn bad. and by bad, i mean there's glaring errors and spelling mistakes.

hey, forgot about that functionality.

up'd my stuff to you, stevo.

yeah, i didn't really have a problem with the slower speed. i'm definitely going to look into playing this, though. this looks great.

you're talking about ephpod, which works absolutely fantastic (i've recovered 60gb of audio three times through it, never lost a byte). you'll be fine, man. just take the data off and buy a new 80gb classic, which is only $250 on a bad day. edit: it's worth noting that they aren't write only, actually (at least, as of gen 4). all the files are on the ipod, in their original format, in a hidden folder that is easily accessible. they change the title of the files, but the ID3 tags are still mostly there, so you could theoretically just copy the data off of it.

tomb hamilton is an awesome person

i just need to record tenor and mine's done. lots of vocals recorded yesterday, it was a good day. had both a low D below the bass clef staff and a high B in the middle of the treble clef =)

you're on tap for thursday, stevo. just wanted to let you know.

if you have nothing going on in your life, it's easy to finish songs quickly. i did my first track for link's awakening in three weeks, and i did the track for zircon's FF7 compo in thirteen hours (eight minutes of saxophone quintet, written, recorded, mastered, and uploaded). i wrote eighty minutes of game soundtrack - original work - in four months. honestly, who gives a shit? remixing isn't a job. the minute it becomes one, i'm going to stop. i have music from 2005 waiting to be released because of projects. big deal. i want to get noticed, i do other stuff. projects are a longevity thing. people take time because everyone works creatively at a different pace. you can say that kind of annoying crap about how slow we all are all you want, but you won't understand until you actually run a project and you have no one on it because you pushed too hard to finish. you'll hurt your sphincter if you do that. people need time to sleep, to eat, to relax - sometimes you can just sit down and work for eight hours and it's done, but most people can't do that in one shot. that's just how it is - suck it up and deal with it. i wouldn't be surprised if stevo kicks your track if you keep complaining about being done early, so that you can just release it and enrich us all.

he gave me some hassle, but dwarves/golems make that battle WAY easier than it could be. nine hundred tanks annoying the bossman makes it easy to either backstab or get him from a distance.

it's so that they don't have to make seven or eight CDs or DVDs when five will do. if you installed them elsewhere, you'd likely not get the registry data backed up as well (which is the important part). maybe you should just keep them rather than selling them as soon as you bought it.

i saw. didn't get to the other one because of thanksgiving and me losing my job and being out of town. sorry.

maybe that's why they sent it.

i used morrigan as a horridly overpowered mage throughout most of the game and found that having a dps mage helps a lot. the game's difficult if you don't use tactics, which is kind of the point of pretty much everything. using petrify/stonefist, grease/fireball, vulnerability hex/life siphon, etc on your mage help out a lot, along with actually using knockdowns properly instead of just spamming them everywhere.

sure. how much is the dongle, anyways?