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*SMASH* I HAVE THROWN A POTTED PLANT FROM YOUR FRONT YARD THROUGH YOUR WINDOW!!!! SORRY TO INTERRUPT YOUR DINNER BUT I WOULD LIKE TO CUDDLE YOUR CAT!!!!!!!!! SURPRISE!!!!! I AM CUDDLING YOUR TODDLER'S BALLS.

I WILL ROLL QUARTERS ALL NIGHT LONG BUT ON THE WAT TO BAIL YOU OUT I WILL HAVE A BIG MAC ATTACK AND THAT'S WHY YOU CANT COME HOME. SEEYA

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it was on a private board, your friend lauren shared it. hasnt been any other replies really so far but one guy asked about how to get into chiptune, i told him the basics, referred him to cm.o too.

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yea man, i mean, ive got a sound reference thats got a lot of 6"s and 4"s and piezo tweeters, and a 15" for a sub...i think the guitars coulda been louder in the mix, but one thing thats helped me out when recording guitars and chips is to really stack as much 1-4k midrange on em as possible. it takes a little of the need for distortion in the gain stage which can help in recording to a computer and makes it pop more.

chiptune stuff is probably the hardest electronic stuff to mix guitars with, because when you have stuff thats really dynamic frequencywise, a lotta times with chips, you are best off maybe halving the volumes of those higher notes to sort of manually pad or compress the dynamics. not a ton, not always halving either. a good example of this working against the music is the way if you were to take a sample and play it at ridiculously high hz, you'd hear those undertones or semitones of notes in there with whatever you were trying to hit, if it was like a c that was 8 octaves or 10 octaves up in those super high registers, you'd usually hear the other note louder. i think across the board, when you're using sinewaves that it reacts this way unless you're interpolating the sound. so because of music being really dynamic naturally with higher and lower notes, when you have an instrument like a guitar that you strum instead of really hitting, a percussive instrument with a more consistent register sonically, the note comes through, but sometimes it will lack the definition because its sort of the same idea, you've got a note that naturally decays but if you dont have the right amount of midrange on it, then those higher parts wont cut through.

i hope what i said makes sense and doesnt sound like im critiquing, its definitely not that. your friend said you're in another band and this is more of your sideproject and of course i dont know how you went about recording the guitars. but its certainly enjoyable for me, i sort of feel like i can crank it tho and the guitars arent coming up. if you ever want to talk about recording and guitar stuff feel free to hit me up on irc. i can send you some tss stuff i've done over the years and we can get into some tricks for recording if you got more stuff in the pipe and want some assistance.

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i saw these posted on another forum and was coming here to post it. i dig it but in the future turn the guitar UP!

anamanaguchi these days sounds more like sonic at a witchhouse gig to me

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a whole genre of people trying their hardest to figure out how to perform their music live

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it's good if you're not a scumbag.

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on it!!^%#

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YOU SHOULD BE VERY EXCITED ABOUT THIS

just monodeer and cow'p now

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korg 707 under that towel, pss-680 on top of those lil combos. ~20 amps total, ahhaha

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hell yeah!

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ShintarouMusic wrote:

I guess its time for one of these threads again

reported

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iocjpoizgapoisdhvpz wrote:

Thanks to those of you who can appreciate hard core art.

To those of who who can't appreciate it, that's okay. The incomprehensibility of your artistic predilections astounds me ceaselessly.

basspuddle wrote:

is this an actual serious thing?

Please don't. This is not constructive. Reported.

heart

ahahaha too awesome

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sick drops, dont listen to saskrotch, he's 73 years old