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I can't believe mine is still alive after all these years. It has been tossed around while moving four times, I spilled rum on it, and I remember being quite hard on it when I was a kid. Yet, it still works like a champ. Now, since I bragged about it, I know its gonna break as soon as I turn it on again.

And it made me smile...

Jay Z and Kanye's Watch the throne. This is the first time I've heard someone sample a dubstep song and rap over it. Its usually the other way around, artist take a rap song and make a dubstep remix over it.

Shallow and pedantic indeed, sir.

LMAO!!!! That's my fix for everything concerning a Nintendo product. Not really a SNES tech, but an electronics tech. Is there any sign of corrosion or dirt on any of the pins? If so, it should be simple to scrape it off with a Q-tip and alcohol (preferably, 90% alcohol). In fact, I would try that and blow it out with compressed air. If a pin is bent, either in the cartridge or the SNES slot, CAREFULLY try to bend it back in place with a pair of tweezers. If a wire has come loose on the inside, stop taking your anger out on the SNES when you fail. jk It might have a component that's wearing out. Its usually really hard to spot by eyeballing it unless you really know what to look for.

Depends on exactly what you're looking for in terms of sound quality. You can get away with a decent system for around $400-$500, or you can go all out crazy and go into the thousands. Here is the setup I had for my Maxima for example: Kenwood KDC-MP145 deck. A relatively cheap one. Pioneer 6 1/2 component speakers (with the tweeters separate from the mid range) in my front door panels. Tweeters mounted on each side of the dash. Kenwood 6 1/2 speakers (mid-low range) in the rear windows. 2 Kenwood 12" 600W subs in the trunk. They were the weakest ones I could find, yet I still thought they were too loud. LOL. The sound quality was sick, and it only cost me a total of about $600 (including labor) to put it all together. I just wanted good highs and mids, decent lows, and a little bit of subs. You just gotta know exactly what you want and where you can find the right parts. Also, if you want subs, you have to know what type of box will give you the best sound quality without killing your subs. The door speakers will not be that bad on you wallet, but if you go into subs and amps, the price can go up pretty fast.

That was like, sex for my ears. Love it!

OMG!!!!! THANK YOU!!! This is actually Pannic Attack v2. I totally forgot about this version. After the first one got NOed by the judges, I created this one, but I don't think I tried to submit it. Awesome!

Yeap, I actually named it "Pannic (with two N's) Attack" and posted it up in the WIP forums back in 04 or 05 and I submitted a finished version. I can't remember how long it was, but I do know it SUCKED SO BAAAAAD!!!! If you do have a copy, please post it in this thread, I would love to hear it again and laugh. I lost all of my work when my old computer died back in 07, and I am trying to collect and re-remix them.

I kinda agree that this project should focus mostly on CC. Maybe a little CT as a bonus. Since CC has two dimensions, it can easily become a two-disk album. BTW, if this idea does indeed become a project in the future, would anyone be against me sliding one of my already finished CC tracks on to this album? It is on my YouTube channel and I didn't really want to submit it to OCR, yet I would like to expose it to more people.

Wasn't my original idea, but an album is even better! Forth'd (technically, third'd)

Well, a Grandia marathon is in order.

If you are very familiar with the equipment, samples, and programs you are using, I cant imagine it being too difficult. You might need someone's help with the finishing touches though. If you make a track in mono, you can always go back and make it stereo, then touch up the volume levels afterwards.

You can also download different skins for FL Studio. I got a couple from www.TrancePulse.com, but there are many more out there. Just make sure you install them properly. There are quite a few steps to it.

The "Turtleneck and Chain" album by The Lonely Island. No matter how bad your day is, Lonely Island makes it good.

Ok. I did some work on the EQing a bit. I lowered the mid range frequencies a bit and took care of the issues with the drumwork. And, I'm using SoundCloud now.

Greatly appreciate it! I haven't even started the EQing and mastering part yet. I have the most difficulty with it, but I'll have it straight in a couple of days. It usually take the judges damn near half a year to get to my mixes anyway...jk. A quarter of a year. I know what you're talking about. At first, this was just a retarded beat, then it sorta turned into this remix. It was part of the drum sequencing before I actually added all of the other elements. It'll be taken care of. I usually update all of the links when I post an update. You should be able to click on any one to get the latest. I can't ever remember my Tindeck password, so I hardly ever use it. I'm thinking about switching over SoundCloud anyway. The drums will be taken care of. They kinda end up fighting for space with the wobble bass, so I gotta find a way to make the work together. I'll also be working on that piano a bit more as well. I just want to get the basic idea down.

I'ts probably not going to hurt him that much, but its a good gesture I guess. Only if we had more people in the world like that...

update: http://soundcloud.com/user7666413/sonic-3d-blast-panic-attack Think it time to put this one up for mod review.

Sweet! Thanks.

I'm gonna take a listen to some of the open tracks when I get home today. If I hear something I like, I'll take on another track to help out. I would have helped if I actually played the game, but I never had a chance to.

Well, they were gonna run out of ideas eventually.

And according to this article, you picked a fine time to go out and get one. I'm definitely gonna take advantage of this!

That's correct, you can share them with friends that have facebook, and twitter. But the question is, if you make a playlist with your own music (that you made), can you be able to share it? Since its not commercial and its on your computer, would you be able to share it with others via Spotify. I sent my girl an invite and she's gonna sign up later. Once she does, I'll see if I can share my music with her.

Hbd BGC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!