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current tracklist -
pieces of eight - what child is this
bbq - little drummer boy
brother android - "Auld Lang Syne," something from Charlie Brown, something from the Nutcracker, or some random hymn
send tracks to my email which is nickmaynard at gmail
reserve tracks in this thread.
deadline is december first.
i'll organize it. SIGN UP FOR SONGS HERE.
it looks like one just started!
make it into an NSF and then use vegaplay by no carrier!
updated with a NOISEWAVES video!
Not getting any sound.
want to give a little more info maybe?
i can't even... so excited.
HELLO ^-^
I am a painter and a graphic designer who would really like to create visuals! The only problem: I do not know where to start. I know nothing about the process or the programs used. Any tips/info would be really super appreciated
maybe you could tell us a vj you like and then someone might know how they go about making their visuals?
Sometimes the only way there is going to be a local chiptune community is if you get off your ass and create one.
this is 100% my experience
do the chips in a gameboy cartridge actually get hot?
nickmaynard wrote:It's not synesthesia but when I memorize the pitches of the random things that make noise in my daily life. Like, my old alarm clocked beeped a G# so whenever I hear a G#, I can immediately recognize it. Same with the beep that the touch screen of my cash register. Or whenever I hear a D, I think of the first note of the West Wing theme song.
That sounds a lot like perfect pitch!
It's more like good pitch memory. If someone said, "sing a C", I couldn't do it.
It's not synesthesia but when I memorize the pitches of the random things that make noise in my daily life. Like, my old alarm clocked beeped a G# so whenever I hear a G#, I can immediately recognize it. Same with the beep that the touch screen of my cash register. Or whenever I hear a D, I think of the first note of the West Wing theme song.
Yeah go for it
So what happens if I do this http://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ
For the past year, I have done several artist and record label interviews for the publication. My interviews have since become a staple in the magazine. I know my school magazine isnt the rolling stones, and I know how to fish. I also know how to extend a helping a hand. The position has been filled.
It never ceases to amaze me how horrible this forum is with helping. As much as I love creating chip, the chip community is a very negative place. But i forgot you guys are all big time, successful artists that need no help. This thread can be closed.
i think you're overreacting a bit. herr_prof is genuinely trying to be helpful and i agree with him. your article would be much better if you profiled a specific artist that you admired for the reasons you listed instead of just writing about some random person you happens to message you first (no offense to whoever that was).
that being said, i recommend messaging bclikesyou who would love to do an interview like this and who i feel manages their online presence very well.
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