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Errrmmm.. I doubt it.. .Skrillex is doing the soundtrack.

So it'll be all like:

How to ruin an otherwise excellent movie... Also: http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news … h-20120919

I think it "did", I mean, the sample has a specific sample rate in Hertz and this should tell you which note it was sampled at. This doesn't mean the sample plays at that note, though... I could sample a C-2 in F#3 if I wanted to (and that would be a massive mindfuck, but it's possible)

I just thought of something, David...
When Chipsounds loads an IFF file or IFF files from a MOD... In which note does it assume the samples go? Because in the world of Amiga samples, a lot of times, samples are not landing in C, but rather in other places. For example, breaks or loops usually are recorded at the maximum note possible for best sampling rate (F#3 if I am not mistaken).

Of course this is a major problem with most Amiga samples, and one I thought would be worth addressing, otherwise Chipsounds could be detuned compared to other VSTis you can use alongside it.

People here need to work in the "creative" business to realize how common place, how everyday's fare this is.
Have a good look around you and you will start to find a lot more "copies" of other things, basically most of what you are delivered is probably a copy of something else.

By the way, "Happy Birthday", as Wikipedia says, is a combination of a melody made by someone with the lyrics made by someone else. And the people who grabbed the original tune and added lyrics, copyrighted that to themselves. Isn't that fucked up? But they got away with it. They even managed to register it as their own, even though the melody was composed by someone else. With this I want to say that laws are fucked up and one has to be careful and know a lot (or get really great counselling) before diving nose-in into a legal issue, specially with a media giant. This sort of shit usually means a LOAD of trouble for the "little people".

No, this is stand-alone software to be used in either old PC computers running DOS, it's not a VSTi. The MIDI capabilities come as you plug a MIDI interface onto your old DOS computer.

I suppose Screamtracker works like Impulse Tracker a bit.
So even if you don't have the Blaster environment setup (classic example is 'SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1', you can type it at the commandline if you don't have it in autoexec.bat), you can force it to look for a card with commandline patterns. You might also need a sound driver to be loaded. Check out my thread titled "adlib file repository" and see if it can help you. I couldnt get anything to work until I installed Soundblaster drivers. If your card really is SB compatible, original SB drivers from Creative should work.

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