prophetik music

i dealt with that recently. annoying as hell. lucky you didn't lose anything. that's what's nice about only having my windows installation on that disc...i can just format and start over if the worst happens, as opposed to backing stuff up constantly.

so i'm lazy and never do any work. i'll likely just sub the six that are done to OCR and be done with it, unless anyone wants to jump in and help me out.

fair enough. email or link?

i am so incredibly stoked about this, and i can't wait. like someone else in this thread said - even if it delivers half of what's promised, it's still going to be amazing.

thank god, i'm getting sick of wearing out my scroll wheel cause of people's monster sigs.

you know, if you'd just give me a due date, i'd have it done by then. way better than this wip date stuff =)

before i started tetrisphere, i almost did chrono cross by myself, but it's like 75 tracks...but with a percussionist onboard that makes it a lot easier. i actually think this is a good idea lol

chrono cross is worth playing a bunch of times in a row, i love that game.

wasn't this available for free on your site like a year ago? cause i definitely have it already.

hosnap burned...wait not really since this will be the first time in a while probably edit: just for reference, my personal dreamers track was done about a month after we started the project...about a year and four months before we were done.

great, go for it!

while i'm not really doing much on this particular project, my work on dreamers showed me that unless you constantly hound people to get stuff done, they won't do it (unless they're a really mature and well-known mixer, and got that way through hard work). so, pocket, unless you really put your nose to the grindstone, this project ain't going anywhere...and you can point your finger directly back home to yourself.

how much longer are you stationed there, anyways? and for that matter, where is home for you now anyways?

i lolled as well i used to pound ssb on the 64 pretty easily, but i wasn't that fast. same with starfox 64. been a while since i speedran anything, but my buddy and i about a month ago beat halo 3 in a few hours.

i play saxes, i sing, and i can help with arrangements.

is that a yes, or did i miss something?

i'd be interested in collaborating, but i doubt i'd be able to put something together by myself. so, put me down for sax, voice, and other strange instrumentation.

if you feel like collaborating...

this isn't that old, but i've played the freelancer single-player stuff probably about eight or ten times through. i REALLY love that game - too bad there isn't another game with as streamlined of an interface and game style as that had (x3 was WAY to complex for me, i wanted something more straightforward).

motherboards are complicated if you have a lot of stuff in the case - i mean, i can install one relatively quickly, but i've built SO many computers lately that i can fly if it's one i know well, like the p5n-e or the m2a-vm.

are you implying that the art competitions here are subpar or lo-tech because i would agree

yeah, i think that this is a little above the normal level of art from this place, unfortunately.

i just saw this...since i own a p5n-e i probably could have pointed out the issue right off the bat. too bad i didn't see this before =( good to hear you're back in black, though, man.

so, i'm on slashdot something in the range of 24/7, but what do YOU use for your electronics news? and why? i'm looking to spread out to something less geared towards open-source, since i'm a windows guy, but i want something that's more than just computer stuff and more electronic stuff in general.

gawd, i LOVED that game. put some 45 hours into it. beautiful artwork and design, although the battle interface got a little old. fantastic design, though, just didn't get out into the general publick much.