[Doom II: Delta-Q-Delta - History]

TO I mean one where I can extract stuff from the .WAD.

Pretty much all I [feel I] need to do on my song right now is just get that Romero sample. Remember I asked you about that like a few months ago?

Also, Leather Goddesses of Phobos

[Doom II: Delta-Q-Delta - History]

Why is it so hard for me to find a Doom .WAD utility?

Google gives less than stellar results, that combined with confusing websites makes a sad soc

[OC ReMix BitTorrent Distribution: Issues; also SEEDERS WANTED]

The speed of the download is insanely slow.

OCR00001_to_OCR00500 24 24 30,397 45,228.684 GiB 492.13 KB/sec

OCR00501_to_OCR01000 22 21 23,682 46,486.682 GiB 239.84 KB/sec

OCR01001_to_OCR01250 21 11 17,185 17,199.046 GiB 197.17 KB/sec

I dunno, looks like the download speed would be fine to me. Are you behind a router?

[FRUITY LOOPS 101 - PLEASE direct -ALL- FL questions here]

No, you can have portamento on polyphonic synths/samples, it just sounds funny

[FRUITY LOOPS 101 - PLEASE direct -ALL- FL questions here]

Portamento? That does a bunch of pitch sliding though, but is that what you're thinking of?

[What to do with my s90]

Well, shit, that looks like a FANTASTIC midi controller to me!

Is it velocity sensitive?

[What to do with my s90]

I would probably save up for a better car.

[Some Questions?]

soc; basically every keyboard on sale now is velocity sensitive

Your mom is velocity sensitive :3

[Total lack of inspiration.]

Wait a second.

Hold on...

Do you hear that?

It's the sound of a compo beckoning

>_>

Set aside an hour sometime this week and we'll try to get CompoST 54 running

[Some Questions?]

Uematsu on keys? You'll need maybe like one or two octaves.

Actually, if all you want to is record lines with your keyboard [like melody and basslines] 2-3 octave keyboards are fine, but if you want to do piano solos I would go for at the very least a velocity sensitive 63-key synth/controller and recommend the full 88 keys

[Official Mastering and Production thread]

most software has dB meters in it, but any waveform editor will show you the FULL song [Audition, SoundForge, Goldwave, Audacity] and whether it goes above 0 dB or not, of course.

[Some Questions?]

USB cables can actually handle way more information than MIDI cables [uSB1.1 even], so yeah you're fine.

[Total lack of inspiration.]

Have you tried looking at one of Hemo's paintings?

[Official Mastering and Production thread]

hahaha

hi leifo?

[Creating dark sounding drums]

typically "dark" means it sounds muffled and the highs are absent or mostly absent, so just run it through a simple filter.

[VG Frequency: U Love VGM]

Larry as your oldest fan I feel it is my responsibility to call in for show #81

Plus I've been meaning to call in for like a month or two now.

[Tagging help]

hahahahaha

oops!

I could have sworn it was a link to google.

I MUST BE OFF MY ROCKER

Anyway just google "ID3 mp3 tagger Mac" or something.

[Tagging help]

omggggggggg first result

Wait... Digital C?

>_>

[FRUITY LOOPS 101 - PLEASE direct -ALL- FL questions here]

You can load it with the sampler. Just make a new Sampler via "Channels>Add" and under the channel settings, find the folder icon and look for it through windows.

The alternative is to put it in your FL\Data\Patches directory, so you can load it via the sample browser.

[any good free orchestra or strings VSTs?]

or QLSO Silver which is only about $125. Both have more samples and better recorded samples.

Actually, QLSO silver has far less instruments than HQ Orchestral. The quality is higher, of course, but Silver doesn't even have a full string section sample . And it's not like one is bad and one isn't, they're both far above the quality of your average free soundfont.

Anyway, I've gotten satisfactory results out of both HQ Orchestral and QLSO Silver, however the sample quality in QLSO is much higher. I have not used GPO, though.

So Edirol gets points for having a boatload more instruments than QLSO Silver, but Silver beats that out with a very high quality. Keep that in mind when shopping around.

[Your techniques for learning songs?]

I can second seanv's method

[Podium is lookin' good!]

WOW, FREEZING!

When are you ever going to use more then 8 effects? And besides, you can just use sends. And 64 VST slots? You show me a song that has 64 virtual instruments running at once.

Some people are that nuts, Zoola.

I'm not one of them but I am just saying!

Oh, but I have used more than 8 effects on one channel before.

[FRUITY LOOPS 101 - PLEASE direct -ALL- FL questions here]

1. File>Import

2. Options>Enable MIDI output

[This woman has TONS of gear!]

It's a bad environment for creating music.

I disagree.

Just fyi

The less restricted you are in the creative process [e.g writing songs], the harder it is to come up with any good ideas.

I find this somewhat contradictory.

On one hand, I tend to think better in a closed, messy space full of technology. On the other hand, I have different fingers. There is too much technology to choose from to accurately grasp your muse.

[How do you connect monitors to things? :D]

I already have a surround sound system on my TV?!?!?!?!?!

Edit: WITH DTS!??!?!?!?!

Anyway you might be able to use a surround sound receiver, if your soundcard can output to 5.1 or more.