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#2 Killerchai:  

Data i love the ducation post i belive its true im trying to get my teachers on it but the school goes against downloads

Monday, November 16, 2009 12:31PM

#1 Lonewolf2123:  

data instead of banning my key from your pager you should have done something about the admin who made a second AI when i was the AI at the start of the round and still alive also tell Upsilon_77 he could respond to my message that i sent to his pager and Upsilon_77 banned my key from his pager two

Sunday, October 18, 2009 11:34AM
(Edited on Sunday, October 18, 2009 12:24PM)

 

 

My first scream!

Poll: Do my choice of tones in the .s3m file please your auditory senses?

Incredible! It's so catchy! 15% (2)
It's OK. 15% (2)
Meh. 7% (1)
That was horrible! 23% (3)
You should be hung from a tree and shot for that! 38% (5)

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Inspired by this post, I thought I'd give this Mod Tracker thing a go.

Inspired by "Scream of the Stickster", I have attempted to make fitting intro / background music for such a game.

There are constant "footsteps" heard in the background of the song (two: one for the player, the other would be the critter chasing him). Meanwhile, on the foreground, I have attempted to recreate the feeling of suspense through sound.

Since I don't know what I'm doing, could anybody tell me if this sounds at all right, or if I messed it up and I'm the only one who likes it?

Download my_first_s3m.s3m

Posted by Android Data on Friday, September 18, 2009 01:26PM - 7 comments / Members say: yea +0, nay -1
Keywords: author_data, got_bored

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#7 Foomer:  

Sorry, but that was pretty horrible. :) Its like the worst of computery beep-bop-boop sounds and annoying banging noises combined.

I don't think SotS's music needs to imitate its graphics.

Friday, September 18, 2009 03:02PM

#6 Kaioken:  

The music is kinda okay, but for something like an old [S]NES game. Certainly not bad for the first attempt.

Friday, September 18, 2009 02:10PM

#5 Kaioken:  

Andre-g1 wrote:
> How am I supposed to listen to it ?

One way that should've been obvious to you is to play it using Dream Seeker, which obviously supports module formats. =P

> WMP won't run it, what program would I need ?

Ah, I'd try a decent player* before posting about the file not playing. It seems almost natural for module files to be too sophisticated for WMP to support. ;)
(*: You don't need a specific primarily-for-mod-files player like you might understand from Data's post.)

Friday, September 18, 2009 02:06PM

#4 SuperAntx:  

That was an...interesting start.

Friday, September 18, 2009 01:47PM

#3 Android Data:  

I recommend getting the ModTracker Player.

Friday, September 18, 2009 01:34PM

#2 Andre-g1:  

How am I supposed to listen to it ?

WMP won't run it, what program would I need ?

Friday, September 18, 2009 01:32PM

#1 Android Data:  

Please note that I just got bored and tried this thing out. I haven't actually went into the sample business myself - I just used the samples on one of the demo songs that came with the software.

I would however like some feedback. Do I have a shot at creating music this way, or do I downright suck? And if I do suck, what would your tips be to improve?

Friday, September 18, 2009 01:28PM