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Mobile Suit Gundam + Zeta Gundam > Gundam Wing BUT I DIGRESSU

indeed! If you want even more of that, just read Claymore. LoL~!! the cameltoe-less [later] version has a way better design though, anyway. This was one of the "preliminary" versions. Also: DRAW MORE OCR-TAN PLX, even though the -tan thing is now passé

it's not that interesting but OK:

I do. Do you want it?

You too! ! !!!!

thanks guys!

You need a cheesy vocalist with optimistic uplifting lyrics you're doing pretty good so far though

Holy shix, a DRAX remix? That's one thing I thought I'd never see here I like Pianoodle better though. Still, props for the DRAX coverage

On Thursday night?

I paid $23 for my seats at the last minute. Downside: it was row D. My neck still hurts. Though I did meet Shnabubula [of all people. And his dad!], and was introduced to Jeremy Soule and Marty O'Donnell [soule who actually has heard and loves Shnab's crazy chiptunes]. As for the orchestra, there were a couple noticeable mistakes, and numerous attempts at "arranging the material [ocr style, like playing around with the melody or changing the chord progression]" that made me cringe, and that fake Korg Triton electric guitar during the Silent Hill segment made me want to cunt punt the pianist, though those mistakes aside I thought they did pretty well, especially the choir [they nailed One Winged Angel]. Overall, I had a great time... for $20! If I had known Sam was going to be there I may have paid the full $60 earlier. It's too bad there aren't more OCR people in the area though [fuck you, East Coast!!!] or I could've totally organized a meetup of sorts. edit: wait, you were that young dude after the concert? I vaguely remember you getting Marty's autograph. I was right freaking there YEAH DUDE! I totally empathize with you about wanting to gush about it to everyone. The next day at work I was like... "dude, I just saw the Seattle Symphony last night." "oh, cool" "And you know what they played? VIDEOGAME MUSIC!" "you're such a nerd" nyoro~n

http://soundtempest.net/soc/COMPOST70.zip pack

irc://esper.net/soundtempest compo in a few hours it is allgear and there will be a theme, as usual. I will be hosting it. gogogo edit: here is pack

I like my x1650 but he may have the 256 MB version. I have 512 MB I can totally run Crysis at decent settings ! keep the gpu for a little longer.

I really really miss the old soundtempest (((((((((((( also join our IRC channel

http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/ is pretty nice.

Go back to tracking Seriously though, the best thing to do is just keep producing stuff, and joining a compo [there's plenty on IRC and on the OCR boards] really helps that. For me personally, as long as I keep producing anything at all I'm happy.

We have a Popeye's around here, but I'd still rather go to Ezell's Chicken... Where whites feel even more alienated That's how you know the chicken's going to be delicious.

I don't think you need to access any more RAM Every time I see XP64 mentioned it's always about how useless it is or how half of stuff does not really work. Proceed with caution, especially with audio apps!!

Renoise Is On Linux Now, Okay?

Interestingly enough this is what most chiptune artists look like.

I "overthrew" him at MAGFest.

Of course. It's very fun. You also get to FIGHT THE POWAH and all that.

Keygens are little programs that contain serial numbers for commercial software. Most of the [good] crack teams will put cool chiptune music in them, which may or may not be better than the software you're cracking.

oops! forgot about this one is cool can't recall who did it though. Usually the artist releases the song on their page anyway, independent of the actual keygen

What? This one went over my head. Are you calling zabutom "not decent" music? Because he or any of the others I mentioned make amazing chips. Have you not heard it before? http://youtube.com/watch?v=BL7mMNFtXHo http://youtube.com/watch?v=OT14yV-9CCo http://youtube.com/watch?v=X5Out26VnnA etc