385 Reply by arlen

(81 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Figured you guys might like this stuff.

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386 Reply by arlen

(11 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

Disasterpeace wrote:

You can also just do opt+click on a link or opt+enter if youre in the address bar (in safari). or you can drag a link from the address bar into the downloads window.

Safari? Use a real browser!

\o/ < FIREFOX 4 LYFE! )

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387 Reply by arlen

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bleo wrote:

I almost lost my shit when my 2 year old started beatboxing along with it.

You oughta try and sample it and make some mad crazy shit in piggy haha.

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388 Reply by arlen

(29 replies, posted in General Discussion)

AY RIDERS RULE!

\o/

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389 Reply by arlen

(49 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Yeah, Monotonik has a lot of good stuff.

I don't know if these guys are considered IDM or not but you should check out
Mortimer Twang
Nagz
Bay Tremore
and Hunz

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390 Reply by arlen

(93 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

The Ys series has some good music, too.

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391 Reply by arlen

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matthew wrote:

Thanks Arien, it worked.

Thanks guys! ^^

My name contains no i. But you're welcome.

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392 Reply by arlen

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This game has a nice Gimmick feel to it. smile good ol Sunsoft bass!

I've been playing it every once in a while for the past few weeks. Really nice game.

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393 Reply by arlen

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Try holding ctrl and then clicking it and then click "Save as..."

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394 Reply by arlen

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arfink wrote:
arlen wrote:

Oh wait, those don't matter.

As a wise man once said: he who does not value opinions does not deserve to have any.

I forgot to put [sarcasm] [/sarcasm]. oops.

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395 Reply by arlen

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jbuonacc wrote:

if i ever come across anything else that might be of interest to the community i'll be sure to run it by you to see if it qualifies.

Sorry for thinking these old computers weren't that impressive for making beepy noises. I didn't mean to offend you in some way. It was just my opinion.

Oh wait, those don't matter.

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396 Reply by arlen

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Oh, I also forgot to mention that the SID chip in the Commodore 64 was actually designed for making music. The guy who made it even went on to start a company that made synthesizers.

That company was Ensoniq.

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397 Reply by arlen

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jbuonacc wrote:

uhh, yeah, thanks.

you're welcome. smile

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398 Reply by arlen

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jbuonacc wrote:
arlen wrote:

These don't really look like synths to me. They look like knock-off MSX computers.

:facepalm:

does the Game Boy look like a synth to you? does the C64?

these examples were done using BASIC programming on each computer, using whatever onboard sound generation capabilities they possess. not the most mind-blowing thing in the world, but pretty cool based on the limitations of each.

It's not really that cool seeing as most old computers could be used to make sounds. I've heard of old computers using prebasic to make simple beeps and stuff.

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399 Reply by arlen

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Downroading.

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400 Reply by arlen

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These don't really look like synths to me. They look like knock-off MSX computers.

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