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I think all the devs are trying to take advantage of using release dates like 11111 or 111111 while they can

Well, we didn't win Best Original Score But oh well, GG RDR, I will play you one day, I promise! (it also had a great soundtrack, so well-deserved, I guess!)

Yo Shaun, thanks for the link man I actually already stumbled across that video on Youtube though, lol Actually, my question had to do with both transient detection (which absolutely SUCKS in ReCycle IMHO) and also, whenever I insert a new marker to designate a new transient slice, then play back the preview at the ORIGINAL recorded tempo, there's an audible cutout (briefly) where the first slice ends and the next begins, and I can't figure out why it does that. It's really frustrating. Second, I'm slicing melodic loops, not drum loops, so while I understand that the program may have a bit more trouble detecting transients, they're still super easy to see visually, and I find it frustrating that the auto-detection is as bad as it is.

*bump* Just want to point out that Andy's instruments are the shizzle, and this can be a pretty awesome sale if enough people sign up!

The music sounds great, I'll pick it up as soon as there's a digital version available. (Physical CD's are kind of a thing that I will almost never buy any longer, regardless of the artist.) Plus, I have to agree, $15 is a bit steep for me. I guess I really haven't paid over $10 for music in so long it's hard for me to accept anything over that as an amount I'm willing to pay. But anyway, don't let my personal opinion on distribution detract from the fact that I think the music sounds amazing

*bump* Nobody here uses it? C'mon, surely someone has experience with this.

See topic. If anyone is experienced/familiar/adept in this program, I have questions for you. Anyone?

I just went through all 11 pages to see if I'd left a comment for this track; I could have sword I had, but I guess not. I really dig this track. I'm not really into the gangsta-rap side of hip hop, but this on the other hand, I can listen to this stuff on repeat for a while. The lyrics are inspiring (and I thought they were well written/performed/recorded), and the groove is soothing. Excellent work, guys!

You still have your serial number, right? I could burn you the DVD content, and your serial number should be kept with your NI user account. Let me know.

If it's anything like Borderlands, I'll be interested.

Everyone say it with me, "Awwwww...." Greg broke the news to me and I received permission to post his due congrats :nicework: Got married a week ago, proving yet again, that hope is not lost for video game music nerds and aficionados that it is indeed still possible to succeed with the opposite sex up to and including mawwage. Congrats again bro! Some pictures Some more pictures Now go make either music or babies together!

Hey again Jesse I'm not sure if I made the connection back when you posted here on OCR initially, but I figured out at some point after that it was your name I'd seen attached with the Lower Afterlife track. Very cool work, man, I love that track a lot, and it really did work great in game Cool story hearing about the origin. It's unfortunate that they didn't credit you or the other "club music" writers, because I thought all the club songs were phenomenal and fit the game so well. It sounds to me like since you wrote the track for that other game, there was probably a contract involved that basically entitled EA to perpetual use of your track whether by ownership or license, so they pulled it out of the vault when they needed a theme for lower Afterlife. It sucks when stuff like that gets used and you don't even know about it until after (or ever!) but unfortunately that's just how it goes sometimes :-\ Now, the other possibility is that EA just used your track without permission and now you get to sue them I get asked occasionally if I wrote any of the club themes, and I always say that I wish I did, because they rock, but then point them to the Mass Effect wiki which credits you all properly.

Hey, awesome, thanks for pointing that out Trav, I too always thought they would never actually included any upgrades/expansions in their special offers. Finally!

how do you mean? the acid wavs should work fine in FL. If you're talking about artifacts when timestretching, that's going to happen with any wav file, and the rx2/Sage should remedy that a bit better when I have them finished. nice! got a link?

Hollywood is having a bad week so far Loved TESB as well. RIP Mr. K.

dang, but Will is prolific, and it's been fun watching him grow as an artist. This mix is great, has all the good stuff, solid drumwork, fantastic solowork, great textures, energy, and of course, a great arrangement.

Loved the Naked Gun and Airplane movies. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101129/ap_on_en_mo/us_obit_leslie_nielsen Thanks for the laughs, dude. And don't call me Shirley.

I'm super stoked that this library has been doing killer Thanks for all the feedback guys, also, I'd like to tell everyone that the $19 pre-order sale is going on through Cyber Monday, so make sure you pick it up before it hops up to $25 after that. Also, I'm working on aiff and rex/sage conversions for easier use in logic, reason, and stylus RMX. doing aiff first, I'm hoping to be done with that this next week (properly editing transients and such) and next will come rx2/sage. The updates will be free for all who purchase AR vol 1.

much better. also, I realized that my grammar was unintentionally terrible in that sentence.

I've been pretty fortunate with Steam Sales. Not really bought anything this year (I went nuts last year), and so far the only time I went "Aww, crap, I shoulda waited..." was when I finally gave in and bought COD4 for $30 since those games NEVER go on sale, and then *poof* the next week it was $15 for a day (like it is right now) Patience and restraint are the key factors to win the Steam Sales game, methinks. *edit* Also, why is there not a link to http://store.steampowered.com/ nowhere in this thread? OP, shame on you.

A valid point. That being said, one thing sites like OCR et al have on our side is that if such a thing did go down, they'd be opening a pretty good size can o' worms because then they'd have to go after sites like deviantart and a million and a half others that host some sort of content that is derivative from copyrighted works/themes/characters/plots/scenarios/poop/etc and I see that turning into one of those "all or none" type deals, in which case the former is all but impossible to regulate, so it's realistically not worth the time or effort of any company. But back to the issue at hand, OCR stands so far away from the OP's issue IMO we have absolutely nothing to worry about regarding this particular incident.

Happy birthday to you all

heh, can't even view the page, they must be getting some crazy heavy traffic.

Thanks man, for some of the "bonus loops" included, that's actually what I did I had a lot of fun glitching/processing some of the loops, and to be honest, I bet I could probably come up with an entire separate loop set of tripped out acoustic guitar (similar to Cinematic Guitars, etc)

Short but oh, so sweet. Love it!