prophetik music

i have a DX-LCD32-09 tv - it's a dynex branded tv that you can buy a bestbuy or something. it's a 720p tv and it's got an hdtv tuner. what do i need to do either of the following? 1. recieve digital over-air broadcasts so i don't have to pay for cable 2. get hd programming (do you need cable for this, or do stations broadcast in hd as well) thanks, guys! i know computers inside and out, but i dont' know jack about tvs =)

i'm running out of text space in the first page, so please cut down on your lists of sale items if at all possible (or at least update me when things sell).

i really wasn't talking about me specifically, although i would have loved to have contributed. i was a music ed major, not a comp guy - i want to teach. there's several other 'proven' mixers who didn't show up on this OST - just a lot of personal friends of ocr's main guys. that was what got my hackles up. my question was rhetorical, not a real question. according to microsoft's stats, that sf II xbla game sold 490k units. more than i expected...but as of today over 25 million 360's have been sold. that's 1 out of 50 xboxes - and i can honestly say that between the two colleges i've attended, and all my friends that own 360s (well over 50), i know of no one who plays fighting games on the 360 or the ps3 (or the xbox, or the ps2). that's where i'm getting my opinion that it's not as much for your average gamer, rather it's more for the hardcore player. i'm not doubting anso's skillz, either, or trying to say that mine are so ridiculous or something. on the same token, most people here (including you, andy) haven't seen anything of mine that i've done recently, so it's a moot point. i should point out that the reason that i specifically targeted anso with that question is because i consider him a friend, and so i know he wouldn't take it out of context or freak out, which he didn't. for what it's worth, dave, i realize that you're not happy with me peeing on your parade with my opinions...but they're just that: opinions. if you want to print out my posts from this thread and publicly thrash me, go ahead. most of the community would side with you regardless of how clear my points are because you're the guy who had the vision to set up this community eight or nine years ago in the first place, and so most people think of you and LT and zirc and the other high-end people at this place as demigods or something. i also realize that i'm not your favorite person, particularly after the issues surrounding the release of thieves of fate. however, i still think you're doing what larry accused me of on my first post (which was somewhat true then as well) here - taking someone's thoughts or opinions and making serious business out of them. slinging mud on me personally isn't that mature, you know? saying that my statements are "what amounts to a jealous temper tantrum that you've had the bad judgment to make embarrassingly public" - especially considering that ocr's community generally is pretty aggressive against people being badgered for their views - sounds like you just don't like me or something, which is news to me. that's what private messages are for, generally. or you could just call me, considering you've got my phone number and all from last year. because i don't want to continue to pee on said parade (as i said before, i do think this is a big deal), i'm unsubscribing from this thread after this post. if you have anything else that you want to say to me, please pm it to me, don't continue this in public. it's obviously a personal issue that i have with the idea, since no one else has said that they feel the same way.

audacity allows you to change the pitch of a file without changing the length, but it'll make the way it sounds change. there is no program that'll change a file to any key without distorting the tenor of the sound - it's the nature of what you want to do. you can use something like antares autotune or melodyne to change the pitch of a monophonic line, but there's nothing to adjust the pitch of a polyphonic work without distorting everything.

sf is a game for older gamers, not your little brother in front of his brand-new xbox. when was the last time, before hd remix came out, that you played it? it's not a modern franchise anymore. this is merely capcom's attempt to pull some extra cash out of an expended and outdated series. i don't see the appeal. anso, i know you all weren't on the original project. how did you get to be a part of this, then, if it was supposed to be from the original project only? did djp just say 'hmm, these are the best mixers on the site, lets make them do it and say it was from the original project for pr purposes'? i'm frustrated because there wasn't any way for anyone else - particularly people who actually WANT to do this for a living, unlike some of the people on that list - to get involved as well, if it's such a big deal. just because i'm not the new OCR golden boy means i can't be involved or make music worthy of being in a game either? you're also all acting like everyone and their mom is playing street fighter now. as of now, there's 35k copies that have been played on live since release. not a bad number - even for XBLA - but that's nowhere near the penetration that other games have made. it's not selling like hotcakes - it's just doing mildly to moderately well. i'm not making my point clearly, and arguing with you people makes me pissed. i'll just talk about it with you all (at least larry and andy) at mag. let's just stop talking about it.

whoops, i'm coming. i'll have my alto (no one can touch it, though), a tin whistle, and me.

oshits, i typoed. you're not getting my point, mod mob. and bota wasn't that good...really. i'm comfortable saying it's the poorest project in terms of overall quality on this site. this soundtrack thing is a really cool thing! and it's a big deal! but it's still a game that wouldn't have appealed to most of the mainstream gamers on this site and many others if it didn't have 'omg djp and crew' involved. it would have been nice if capcom (not konami, lol) had said, 'lets have a remix contest and the best remixes can get in' as opposed to just helping out the eight or ten mixers who were on the original project. capcom did it as a marketing stunt, no other reason.

i'll post my ghetto setup sometime soon hopefully...when i clean up =)

you don't steam the seals off?

i'll do some songs. write me down for 'mary did you know' and 'breath of heaven'. also write me down for collaborative abilities - sax, clarinet, voice, synth, processing, etc. and my wife is a collegiate pianist and a passable violin player if she practices and has time to work on it.

nvidia recently released the 180 forceware drivers - maybe they'll fix whatever the issue is. uninstall the graphics, reinstall, and go from there. it doesn't HAVE to be the sound - the sound just loops on that noise because the whole system freezes, not because it's broke and everything else is fine. those temps are still freaking me out. buy a chill pad and see what happens.

unless you've opened it or your kid brother broke the seals playing with a pen or you bought it online and it doesn't work...or any of a number of issues. kittykar does fixes for really cheap. i'm thinking of buying a refurb from him. i think he charges like 30 or 40$ for it.

two things wrong here. first of all, if S-E does a remake, no way it's going to be an exclusive - not with all the 360 product penetration nowadays. second of all, if S-E ever does a remake, it's going to be an obnoxiously huge soundtrack that sells really well and makes a bunch of japanese rockers a lot of money. no fan-based soundtrack, not when there's THAT much money on the table. konami did this as a way to keep production costs down, in the end. blood on the asphalt wasn't so good that it would attract the attention of developers (it wasn't that good at all), rather it just guaranteed them goodwill from the sizable community of contemporary, kinda-into-it gamers and made this something that newer players would be interested in, not just hardcore people.

don't they format for ebook readers as well?

link, i'm lazy. then this thread can get locked.

this is pretty sick - nice work, man. i'm working on putting a compy in an xbox case, but i never delved into the original hardware all that much beyond to take it out =)

"I've never heard of Star Control"

like your smiley's teeth?

but he did for the first two years or so that i was here, which made it confusing for people. i got more than a few math questions pm'd to me that were supposed to go to nem.

q9550 quad-core cpu @ 3.5ghz (ships at 2.83ghz) gtx 260 core 216 graphics card (oc'd as well) 8gb ocz reaper ram evga 780i ftw mobo velociraptor 150gb hd, samsung 750gb hd cooler master cosmos 1000 case dualbooting vista 64 ultimate (free tshirt!) and xp sp3 32-bit

they likely haven't, man. some people think it's a religion or something.

postcount +1 zephyr, if you want to sig it, sig it! i don't think i've been sigged before...which is bad considering how many posts i've had in the last five years.

dude, those long tubular things weren't snacks, they were tampons.

well, graphics and audio should show up in add/remove programs. do them first, since it's likely related to a graphics problem. what videocard do you have? is it integrated or discrete (built in or a seperate card)?

*shrug* it's a laptop, not a desktop. most drivers come preinstalled. have you updated any of them? try uninstalling all of them one by one and reinstalling. make sure you get the newest version of everything.