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hmm, i think that's true for most logins or search functions, but for board/pm systems? i don't believe so. besides, why would anyone want to click into one of these 2 fields after composing the message and then press enter to send if you can just click on the send button? for keyboard users it doesn't make sense either because you'd have to hit tab a million times to get back to these fields, or press some weird shit like shift+tab+backspace.

in short, if someone presses ENTER in either the to or subject field, it's most likely to have been an accident, and should result in either no action or behave like TAB.

but if i'm mistaken then never mind.

(link removed and is getting checked out by admins)

ed: since it's unlikely that the link goes back up, for those of you still interested, we are talking about DEXANDTHECITY netlabel. just google it if you're not afraid of hoax viruses.

finally got around to listening to this epic piece of awesomeness. 'tis awesome. and epic. and so on. outstanding job, guys!

did you say FEIER ???
anyway. what can i say. the ACEness of this release simply can't be put into words.

ohhh my gawwwwd uforce theremin action thats funking amazing guys!

/me goesandshitspants

an interesting project. but i don't think i will install .net framework again (i just successfully purged it from my laptop to free some valuable hard disk space) since the program doesn't support sid sounds nor buzzer, nor does it play samples. i will wait for a stable release.

ps: it will only be cool if it supports viterbi-search-transformed pcm on msx

okok, i admit i was somewhat over the top in my jugdement, sorry for that. i still believe his 1bit projects are overrepresented though, i mean he's by far not the only one delving into this category, there are for example the excellent synth designs by noah vawter, the people who do speccy beeper music, pc speaker music, ... but none of this stuff shows up on the first 5 pages of google results. just saying

also i'm very concerned about commercialization tendencies within the chipmusic scene in general, cause i believe art should be available to everyone. let's not start another fight about this topic - of course there will always be artists who see the need to make some money out of their art, and that's ok. but there also need to be people like me who openly critisize these kind of things. so instead of more promotion for tristan's stuff i would have liked to see a bbc article about some "ordinary" gameboy kid, telling a message to people of "hey, that's not some fancy high-class thing, that's something i could try".

not trying to justify my rash words, just trying to explain my perspective on things.
oh and sorry for successfully derailing this thread.