OverCoat
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I could be black if this heat keeps up D:
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What do you even want to do live? Just a piano and some singing? That can be a good act if your songs are good, or you wow people with crazy shit [PIANO DRAGONFORCE].
If you can tell us the extent of what you want to do onstage, some of us can probably help you with the equipment you'll need to use.
EDIT: wait a second, fuck all that shit, you say you need to practice first. Hahaha
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Haha that actually looks like a short-haired me in the back D:
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Emura, I did mention the Carillon tracker in the 1st reply. That one is completely free. There's some info on the wiki, then you go to Aleksi Eeben's page and hit "download" and the .zip is carilloneditor.zip.
What a weird page
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Hah, my first instrument was the accordion.
I have one. Let's hang out
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Yeah, SM57 is a solid choice. The quality won't be as good as a nice condenser but enough so that you get a clean recording.
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just have the game boy sounds available to me like a synth or something.
Well if you want to use a gameboy as a hardware synth via midi, that'll take some work.
I realize this all may be frustrating at first, for something that seems so simple! The gameboy trackers are not exactly the best thing to learn tracking on.
Everyone who stands out in the chiptune scene knows how to track incredibly well, but if you just want the sounds to use in your normal songs, that's fine too, and you can probably get away with using a normal synthesizer and basic waveforms in any modern sequencer.
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Logic Express is $300.
Anyway, unless you have a question about trackers I think I'm done here.
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What kind of guitar? Because condensers are good for acoustics and clean electrics. Vocals too. Though a decent dynamic mic can probably get the job done, like a SM57 or 58.
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I googled a bit for "USB2 vs. Firewire" and got this page:
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Any analog synth can make Gameboy sounds.
Kind of. I doubt most synths handle vibrato, arpeggiation, pitch shifting, noise, or whatever else the gameboy synth has the same way, all in one package. I'm sure it's possible but it's probably a bitch. Same with the NES, only you add DPCM onto that :3
p.s. Aleksi Eeben has demo tracks for the Carillon tracker
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There are some gameboy ROM trackers available.
http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carillon_(Game_Boy)
Fun stuff.
And actually, you can just emulate these... No reason to even use a gameboy. lol
I'm sure it's possible to mod a gameboy and turn it into something like a Portable midines. That'll take a lot of electrical knowledge and patience, but when you finish you can sell the mod for monies
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Condenser mics need to be powered. They'll either have to be powered by phantom power, or will have internal batteries. With these, I hope you have a good mixer with phantom power
They aren't stereo, but of course you'll have two of them, so you can record with 2 channels at the same time [at a really really low latency] and get stereo sound
I'm unsure of their quality, but usually condenser mics are pretty expensive.
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Prophecy post in this thread
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Avaris21: Get the Heart of Asia sample CD
Then suddenly you will recognize sounds used in hollywood movies, pharmaceutical commercials, TV series, radio commercials, etc. It's almost as widespread as the wilhelm scream [well, almost].
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I'm seeing more WIPs and comments ^__________________________________________^
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Prophecy is the man to go to, this is what he's been doing lately.
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We need to get rid of the sticky and start a new one. I'd suggest a forum for specific software, HOWEVER most music software/DAWs have their own official newsgroups or messageboards to post on, with people who actually know what they're doing. Sections for all the software here would be unnecessary.
I would recommend using the official FL Studio forum or reading the manual.
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HEY YOU GUYS
Anyone check this topic anymore? I updated my song, it's available in a password-protected .rar on doulifee's forum.
PLEASE, PLEASE give me feedback, for the love of fucking christ shoe-polish tunafish, help me out here.
Post your songs, too. All this inactivity is making me fearful and irritated, it looks to me as if nobody is working on this at all.
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I actually noticed an increase in efficiency when I turned hyperthreading off and back on again one day. It could have been that turning it off halved it into a 1.6 GHz though but on screen it didn't say that... Hell if I know anything about processors. Anyway, the whole computer basically ran like ass with HT off. The most noticeable difference was that the wav/mp3 rendering time was ridiculously faster, ALSO there were skipping and pops in the audio where previously there had been none, so the audio latency was likely affected. These are things which are independent of DAWs yet the software depends on it.
The thing is, when you turn the HT/whatever off, the system as a whole suffers from a lowered efficiency, so I think that makes any program [whether it's optimized for dual-core or not] run slower.
I may be "wrong" or whatever, but I experienced this so I'm either right or delusional.
Another guess: Dual CPUs with HT turned off perform worse than a single-core at the same speed operating normally?
I'M SMRT
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I help whenever I want to, not if somebody "tells me to".
And you're not helping, so why post here?
Actually wait why am I posting h
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I still use the WaveTraveller thing that came with FL4 if I ever need scratching [e.g. "Paper Jam"]. Anyway, it still works, and even though I'm not using a virtual turntable interface, you jump through a lot less hoops to get your sound.
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yousendit.com is the best if you only need your file up for a week. You can put in a bullshit email address because it's not important.
I would stay away from any temporary hosting like ysi or rapidshare if you want reliable hosting. Rapidshare is a pain in the ass to use and yousendit only lasts a week.
Here are some good, free, long term options:
www.googlepages.com - 100 MB
www.home.no - 20 MB the last I checked, but you can set up as many FTP accounts as you want
www.myspace.com - 4 song limit.
synchronized phasing/flanging?
in Music Composition & Production
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They can all sync to BPM. Unless of course you change tempo mid-song, but then if you can do that in a sequencer, you can automate the flanger/phaser knobs too.