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arepH / rF
from a warm place on 2001-09-14 15:59 [#00031960]
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Ok, I wrote a piano piece the other day...
zebox.com/artists/plegz.html
'untitled piano piece 1'
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dronox
from www.dronox.com on 2001-09-14 21:16 [#00031982]
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...holy shit:
A)Very NIN B)Sounds VERY MUCH like something I did on my last cd. Except, mine was very much less about the piano itself [seeing as it wasn't an ambient track.]
Nice none-the-less :]
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RDJ
from chy an gweal on 2001-09-14 21:30 [#00031985]
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keep enjoying what youre doing cool beens :-) like the sound....
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M(mmmM...M...Mmmm)M
on 2001-09-15 01:38 [#00032048]
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That piano piece was very nice. You should stick to your melodies because they are great whereas your percussion stuff sounds too obviously trackerish. That melody of your remix of blue crayons was so great, quite striking even though pretty simple. In this piece the white noise fade in was a good addition, and I also like the shortness of the track. I think the white noise should have followed the exact melody of the piano keys though, then it would seem like every key got more and more whitenoisyish, instead of a solid white noise wall coming in. It didn't really strike me as NIN though, course I havn't heard fragile so I can't really say. Please listen to my new song "Zippy W.'s Wombacious Tree Stump Jam" at www.mp4.com/artificialselection, if you get a chance. Your remix of option wasn't as good as the original I'm afraid IMO. His gritty liquid percussion was deleted and basically the whole beginning was a worse version, however the song did do some interesting original stuff around the middle. Later...
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Milk Man Dan
on 2001-09-15 05:46 [#00032076]
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I use an Imac so please excuse my English. Things like this, like mp3.com, and things like that, is there away to download the track onto your computer rather then listen to it online. In wav, mp3, or any format.
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M(mmmM...M...Mmmm)M
on 2001-09-15 05:48 [#00032078]
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There should be a download button you can click, then "save to disk" instead of "open from current location", I don't know about whatever you said you're using though.
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Milk Man Dan
on 2001-09-15 06:10 [#00032081]
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I'm on a mac, I did what you just said and it downloaded onto my computer in wav format which plays through QuickTime, so I click on it and it does nothing and it wont play in Itunes either, I think I need a converter thing, one of those things where you drop it in a folder and comes out something else. And I wont get and IBM either because they're shit and look like shit, I only bought this computer because of it's physical appearance. It's beautiful, graphite colour though.
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Mrs. Crabapple
on 2001-09-15 06:21 [#00032084]
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I don't REALLY know what I'm talking about but, what you downloaded SHOULD be an mp3 already, because it was uploaded as an mp3. You probably need a software program that can play mp3's, not wav's. I use music match, but I have a pc... who cares about what it physically looks like, you could buy a nice empty box and paint it nice colors and look at that instead and it'll be much cheaper. I've no experience using macs except for typing lessons when I was in school, but I suppose PCs are more popular and therefore easier to find software for.
Another possible problem might be that you did not install quicktime or whatever on your computer.
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boris
on 2001-09-15 06:26 [#00032085]
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mp3s for windows don't work on mac, they have to be converted to mac format, i think that's it anyway, the track was in cgi format.
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Milk Man Dan
on 2001-09-15 06:34 [#00032087]
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Ok, I worked it out, it really was stupid. All I had to do was change .cgi to .mp3 and drop it in Itunes. I bought an Imac DV for the DVD player, Imovie, amount of memory, and price too. Not just appearance.
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Mrs. Crabapple
on 2001-09-15 06:45 [#00032093]
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Computers piss me off when they refuse to cooperate intelligently. Play the damn song you retarded binary hunk of junk, YOU figure out what bizarre format it has to be in, you're the computer not me. Humans are going to make slaves out of you.
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Butch McButchEyeball-Head
on 2001-09-15 13:44 [#00032151]
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Yeah, it just had .cgi on the end and wouldn't read. I changed it to .mp3 and later on the file turned into an mp3 itself. Itunes also reads other stuff besides .mp3 though, like if you drop a film in it, it reads the sound.
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Butch McButchEyeball-Head
on 2001-09-15 13:52 [#00032159]
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Are the ID3 tags the song information? I don't know. Yes, I like Itunes too, it's got one of those stupid song visualiser type things on it, like a music video except this one looks ok. Have you got any third party or something things for Itunes?
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Butch McButchEyeball-Head
on 2001-09-15 13:53 [#00032160]
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Do you have any links to people's imovies?
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djfony -mike b-
from helemano, hawaii -djfony.8m.com- on 2001-09-15 13:56 [#00032164]
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Actually if an mp3 is made on a mac than it contains not just a data fork... but a resource fork also... and witht he resource fork is the files attributes.. including what type of file it is. thats how a mac knows... mac users, heard of resedit? then you should know what Im talking about
See if I make an mp3 on my PC and send it to a friend then it will more than likely come up as an icon with "PC" or "DOS" or some shit like that on it. So if you want to double click that file on a mac it might not work because the file attributes say"wDOS" or some shit like that. (at least thats the way macs were a couple years ago... Im sure they havent changed)
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djfony -mike b-
from helemano, hawaii -djfony.8m.com- on 2001-09-16 06:00 [#00032394]
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|REFLEX|/rEFLex/RefLex/ (hehe ;) )
I didnt know they set up the os to recognize the filename suffixes.. liek I said.. its been a few years since Ive been a "Mac Guru" so I stand corrected :)
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