I'm liking the amount of FL love in this thread... maybe we don't have to hide anymore

FL Studio and SunVox are my main dudes anymore, but I also love Famitracker. And if I'm actually sitting down and notating parts for human performance I use MuseScore cuz it's free.

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DeerPresident wrote:

Also, I just got word that Jank the Consumer is in!

aw yeah

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Stockwave is my favorite thing to happen in a long time.







Count me in.

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Sometimes the computer has a speech recognition setting that messes with incoming non-speech audio. I've run into this myself a few times.

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I'm trying to juggle composing for games, going to school full-time, recording with my band, and working late nights as a stagehand with a local production company. I keep notes on my desktop with things I still need to write for games, and I keep track of work days/nights when I'm scheduling recording, and I honestly often skip my morning classes because I'm too tired from work. Then my day goes catching the afternoon classes, maybe working on one track for a game, maybe eating like two pieces of pizza and taking a power nap, drinking some coffee before heading to work. etc. etc. Obviously I'm not a productivity guru right now but I just take it one day at a time and as long as I have the passion for all this work, I'll get through at least most of it. Still learning, though.

Also, seriously pencil in personal time. If you have a girlfriend/wife/partner/whatever, make that time happen. If you're with the right person, aside from the obvious perks of being in a loving and committed relationship, you are a team with a goal in mind for the future and having that person will likely make you more productive in the long run. I know my girlfriend takes up much of my personal/creative time, but strangely enough I've found it's made me value my time more, and you'd be surprised what a little change like that does for you. Makes you only take on jobs/projects that matter.

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Victory Road wrote:

get over yourself fuckwit

Should take your own advice, yo

;(

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Count me in I call Poryno

Porygon + Hypno

http://pokemon.alexonsager.net/137/97

Aw yeah Ohio. Just might apply to this guy. Gotta figure out what I'm supposed to do live someday

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choice

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mazi = such abstract'
wow

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noice

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sandneil wrote:

dimmu borgir:
criminality 7/10
excitement 8/10
likeability 5/10
overall score 20/30

who was expecting everyones favourite norwegian black metal band to appear on this list? not me! anyway apparently they ripped off the soundtrack from an amiga game called agony without giving credit to it... the bastards! i love black metal but these guys are probably racists so 5/10 from me on the likeability front. dont have much else to say about this really. dont burn churches kids

lol'd

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sandneil wrote:
sleepytimejesse wrote:

You can use detune commands in Fami, I think. Usually used for doubling a non-detuned lead for that chorusy mega man lead vibe but you could probably get something more in depth with the time put in.

seems like it would be easier to do this in the instrument but its still going to be a massive PITA and writing music shouldnt be a massive PITA...

haha I mean one could argue we're already in PITA music making with using trackers/programming. Plus anything other than equal temperament is probably going to require more work across all mediums since typically in this day in age it involves manipulating equally tempered instruments/programs or inventing/programming your own instruments.

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You can use detune commands in Fami, I think. Usually used for doubling a non-detuned lead for that chorusy mega man lead vibe but you could probably get something more in depth with the time put in.