the so complete pouët.net oneliner
- 2014-05-15
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Indeed. :) -
STREAM tomorrow wuu-uu-uu and co-op tune is mastered and stuff and uliuliuli -
pouët 2.0: bb-cøde doesn't шőrk in the σneliήer -
http://soundcloud.com/keith303/2005-2014-work-in-progress-mix - 2014-05-16
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"The setup time is long, but the actual sorting time is constant": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghetti_sort -
Hehe, nice. -
keith303: at least 5 little diamonds among them! -
outline it beautiful -
finishing a demo and wondering what the music is going to be like - Weekend \o/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJglmZn1fOE
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seeing the demo, and also wondering what the music is going to be like -
wondering how the fuck can you start making a demo without having music first - teamwork :P
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Knowing no musician and needing something to show before searching for one? - Hehe, sometimes it's fun the music driving the demo and not the other way around.
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navis has often mentioned he usually plans the whole demo before asking amusic for the soundtrack, it's just a matter of habit i guess. -
plan a demo? -
just code stuff and have the musician worry about the details :) - storyboards and shit
- music has much more rigid rules as far as timing goes than visuals do; don't paint your musician in a corner.
- either way it's tough
- gargaj: musicians have been happily scoring movies after they are done for years :p they have lived to tell the tale, im sure demoscene musicians can handle it aswell :p
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Also, finding the right rythm and then do micro BPM changes and stuff to get the sync right can be a lot of fun :) - ever wondered why tracks on a film soundtrack CD are usually 1-2 minute long?
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Gargaj: out of curiosity - why? I have no idea. Just to not bore the listener, or because of frequent cuts in a movie?