00:08:22 creating new ones on the fly 00:08:27 that's nice 00:08:32 since the topics have come up: one thing DragonFlyBSD can do is sleep for very small amounts of time very accurately. I don't remember if it's <0.1ms or not. It accomplishes it with a PLL implemented in software. (Whatever else may be true, Matt can be a very clever engineer.) 00:08:38 Awwwww, I have a purry kitty! 00:08:45 vgs 00:08:45 VG #PV #LV #SN Attr VSize VFree 00:08:46 array 1 9 0 wz--n- 927,32g 543,32g 00:08:59 $ lvs 00:08:59 LV VG Attr LSize Origin Snap% Move Log Copy% Convert 00:08:59 ccache array -wi-ao 2,00g 00:08:59 home array -wi-ao 70,00g 00:09:01 [...] 00:09:01 olsner: lvm isn't that useful. 00:09:09 what happens to the file systems when you resize partitions though? 00:09:11 elliott, depends on your needs 00:09:19 specifically, it has an impossibly incomprehensibly badly designed UI 00:09:31 olsner, you have to run the resizing tool for that to grow it, or shrink it in advance 00:09:33 and you have to be like Vorpal and pretend you actually have a use for any of this shit 00:09:39 olsner, ext3 can do online resising 00:09:39 through advanced self-delusion 00:09:44 of course, i try to search for this, all i get is netbsd 00:09:50 elliott, I actually *have* use for it 00:10:15 I'm pretty convinced that ext3 is pretty sucky 00:10:21 here it is: http://www.dragonflybsd.org/presentations/nanosleep/ 00:10:22 Vorpal: no you don't 00:10:27 true 00:10:34 olsner, ext4 can as well 00:10:39 olsner, same for xfs, jfs and several other ones 00:10:41 catseye: you mean dragonfly :P 00:10:42 elliott, why not? 00:10:44 not netbsd 00:10:48 I use ReiserFS the killer file system :D 00:10:48 elliott, I do have use for a lot 00:10:55 elliott, not for every single feature of course 00:10:57 Vorpal: no you don't, you just like to think you do 00:11:00 and use the features simply because they're there 00:11:01 elliott, prove it 00:11:03 olsner: hur hur 00:11:05 Vorpal: no. 00:11:09 elliott, you fail 00:11:36 elliott: unless they changed the name, it's officially DragonFlyBSD (yes, with the studly F) 00:11:40 olsner, suggestion: read about lvm, make up your own mind 00:11:51 catseye: "DragonFly BSD" 00:11:52 on their homepage 00:11:56 but it has the BSD catted on other pages 00:11:59 presumably unupdated ones 00:12:01 I would like to use ZFS, it always sounds super sexy, but iirc there are silly licensing issues that prevents integrating it in linux 00:12:07 "Recent news from the DragonFly Digest 00:12:07 Firefox really, finally, actually fixed 00:12:07 ... 00:12:10 Hey, project pages do work" 00:12:12 elliott: then they're... breaking formation 00:12:21 catseye: was that a pun? oh god. 00:12:26 flying thing pun not intended! no! 00:12:46 catseye, that was awful 00:12:54 Just, all the other BSDs do vnogfffffgghhhhhhhhhhhhh not have spaces in them 00:13:03 that word was from my cat 00:13:33 they still gots the studly F tho 00:13:42 pikhq: BTW, Ubuntu includes very nice Japanese fonts by default. 00:13:52 As of two releases ago or something like that. Maybe more. 00:14:00 catseye: Is your cat the cat whose eye it is? 00:14:38 can eyes of cats not own other cats? 00:14:49 olsner, XD 00:14:53 night â†’â†’â†’â†’ 00:14:56 elliott: no, for complicated reasons 00:15:10 catseye: Death? Destruction? Adoption? Run-away? 00:15:19 Cat divorce? 00:16:05 elliott: æœ¬å½“ã ã‹ã„ã€‚ 00:16:10 self-immolation? 00:16:18 pikhq: TRANSLATE 00:16:20 olsner: by a *cat*? 00:16:22 elliott: Oh really? 00:16:43 pikhq: I can screenshot those characters if you restate them without highlighting me so that they aren't in ugly red. 00:16:49 I'm pretty sure they're the takao fonts. 00:16:56 elliott: why not? 00:16:59 æœ¬å½“ã ã‹ã„ã€‚ 00:17:14 ã‚³ãƒ¬ãƒ¢ï¼Ÿ 00:17:34 pikhq: http://imgur.com/yUCEF.png 00:17:55 elliott: it is a deep mystery, involving klein bottles and tuna 00:18:12 Teah, that's a pretty reasonable font. 02:19:53 antivigilante: The sheet music isn't QUITE done yet. 02:19:59 antivigilante: Go read the sheet music for mov. 1 :P 02:20:07 i want a midi, so i can try it with my own piano samples 02:20:14 Oh, sure, that I can do. 02:20:20 In fact, I just forgot to upload that. 02:20:25 I usually do (a "digital piano roll") 02:20:30 Anyway, fixes to do ... 02:20:38 cool 02:21:00 I'll be checking your shit out me like 02:21:38 antivigilante: http://codu.org/music/ 02:22:44 also, you wouldn't happen to have KRegor versions would you? i don't actually hate Qt. 02:23:55 oh Rosegarden 02:23:57 ) 02:24:03 :) 02:24:07 * Gregor stabs quintopia in the face 02:25:08 Gregor: What's the title of this movement? 02:25:15 Finale in Three 02:25:28 <-- so original with names 02:25:45 Fluidsynth seems to be failing me here ... STOP CUTTING IT OFF! 02:25:46 Consider it tagged. 02:26:15 i see Gregor is a Qt hata 02:26:20 pikhq: It wasn't tagged either??? 02:26:27 Argh, wtf happened producing these X_X 02:26:34 Cut off, untagged, weird audio, wtfwtfwtf 02:26:35 why you wanna be all up in my Haterade and you don't even know the flava? 02:26:46 Let's try that again. 02:26:49 Gregor: I would've had to retag it anyways; I am *picky*. 02:26:53 Gregorface: midimidimidimidi 02:26:59 ... Wait, *cut off*? 02:27:02 quintopia: Patience. 02:27:04 Gagh. 02:27:16 pikhq: Just the last note wasn't allowed to decay. 02:27:21 ROSEGARDEN 02:27:27 Still, irritating. 02:27:44 Gregor: BTW, Finale in Three is quite nice. 02:28:51 i have a conspiracy + self-help site FIT (finale in three is gold) 02:29:14 FIT would be great for it 02:30:04 antivigilante: That ... was the most incomprehensible sentence I have ever read. 02:31:03 Gregor could you add like an 8th rest so Fluidsynth doesn't drop it 02:31:23 antivigilante: Exactly what I'm doing :P 02:31:37 The sainted sentence barked wistfully reminiscent of transparent golden emotional smypathies in clever Hungarian dog-faced noodle branches. 02:32:01 in my humble opinion 02:32:09 let me ask again - i'd like to feature this piece 02:33:37 antivigilante: All of my works are under CC-by-sa 02:34:23 But wait until I've fixed the weirdness in this ... 02:36:21 Try to write a music using non-standard notes other than 12-TET in some time. Try writing Bohlen-Pierce, and whatever else you can come up with 02:37:46 zzo38: I did once ... I ended up writing something that was just really out-of-tune 12-TET, and then rewriting that into ... Opus 8 maybe? 02:39:51 Gregor: Try something else, instead of just writing really out-of-tune 12-TET.... I have written a few Bohlen-Pierce musics 02:40:34 It wasn't my intent to write out-of-tune 12-TET X-P 02:41:51 Gregor: That is what I thought. What was your intent? 02:42:25 IIRC, it was equal-temperament 10-ary octaves. 02:43:07 sounds awful 02:43:34 Perhaps try something else next time, other than equal-temperament 10-ary octaves, and then see if you can do it better without making the same mistake 02:43:37 but, you know, hearing nothing but 12-TET musics for 25 years can make any variation sound awful 02:44:14 http://codu.org/music/op13/GRegor-op13-mov2.ogg updated, others forthcoming, http://codu.org/music/op13/GRegor-op13-mov2.mid for whoever wanted a digital piano roll. 02:44:37 Forms of just-intonation can work well for music that does a good use of it. 02:45:00 suggestion: try mixing 12-TET with just intonation in some key. it can have some very interesting effects. 02:47:01 Anyway, my next musical directions are either making a real acoustic version of zee3 (which may very well be worthy of becoming Opus 14) or making a conductor program and using it to make a concerto that actually doesn't sound horrible played by a computer. 02:47:21 notable work of this form: Tombeau de Messiæn by Jonathan Harvey 02:48:39 I am trying to add some features to PPMCK 02:49:16 quintopia: btw, what's your piano soundfont that's so much better than mine? 02:51:27 what does a conductor program do? 02:51:39 quintopia: bullshit 02:51:47 about any variation sounding awful 02:51:53 gamelan sounds pretty great 02:52:02 most variations sound awful because they are awful 02:52:38 they're invented by shitty musicians who care about music theory more than about music 02:52:46 lament: Hypothetically, allows one to add human tempo and dynamics to inhuman MIDI data. An example of such a program is Tapper, which works well but IMHO isn't suitable for multiple instruments. 02:53:00 oh, sounds cool 02:53:06 * Gregor applauds lament's willingness to say things that Gregor is thinking :P 02:54:18 Gregor: SO when you said you were writing a conductor you were *not* referring to a bfjoust strategy? 02:54:32 catseye: ... *sobblecopter* 02:55:46 10ary? 02:55:58 could always try to make it a polyglot i suppose 02:56:00 lament: My conductor program concept is that you go from flat MIDI to good MIDI through two phases. First you tap out the tempo, and it inserts, say, 10 tempo-change events per beat to give it a smooth tempo variation while keeping the note timing right. Then, once per instrument, you play to add dynamics, with both tapping on keys to get the coarse/attack dynamics and some kind of joystick to get the fine/decay dynamics. 02:56:29 like movie editing 02:56:40 c-razy 02:56:51 ahhh i wanna see a movie edited like that 02:57:01 that's what they do 02:57:26 well, i'm thinking more like if you could hook up a baton as the input device 02:57:47 catseye: AKA a wiimote 02:57:57 Gregor: WIITON 02:58:10 catseye: But I don't think that's sufficiently helpful in and of itself, frankly. I really like Tapper's interface. 02:59:01 ok 02:59:07 well, i'm not stopping you, i guess 02:59:19 All that's stopping me is priorities :P 02:59:26 per earlier (non) agreement, that means nothing stopping me from writing a specializer 02:59:31 but first 02:59:34 heavy drinking 03:00:00 ! 03:00:38 Gregor: Okay, so it's KanntÃ kutÃ¢, then. 03:00:42 Followed by light drinking, followed by heavy petting, followed by light regrets, followed by heavy coffee, followed by very heavy regrets. 03:00:46 pikhq: ? 03:01:02 Gregor: I am forcing you to have a shitty name. 03:01:13 Gregor: IN LIGHT OF PREV UGLINESS I REQUEST THAT YOU DO NOT USE THAT WORD 03:01:55 * Gregor wonders to which word the pressed one refers ... 03:02:42 clog seems a mite broken today 03:02:47 Quite. 03:03:23 Gregor: the word "petting". Not while the horrors of the FURRY-INFESTED OS are still fresh in my mind, you see. 03:03:45 pikhq: It took me an ENORMOUS amount of time to realize that KanntÃ kutÃ¢ is stupid-Japanese for "conductor" 03:04:01 Like, three minutes. 03:05:37 \o/ 03:08:45 Ã¡Ã¬Å³Ã«Å If only my romanisation scheme could produce such a smattering of diacritics normally. 03:08:54 Sadly, it cannot. 03:10:43 -!- augur has quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds). 03:11:21 I shall need to get creative, and encode things nobody could possibly care about. 03:11:24 :P 03:12:34 * pikhq is thinking something like, oh, the Old Japanese vowel system. 03:19:26 except probabilistic 03:26:03 Sure. 03:27:30 I don't think there is a need for Japanese romanisation scheme with strange marks, since if unicode is available, you can just write using hiragana/katakana, anyways. 03:27:56 but how else will we reach the satellite? 03:28:42 oh, perhaps that's just my shattered outlook on the world talking. 03:29:06 anyway, no way i can write a specializer right now. although i can see a couple of ways it could be done. 03:29:33 and a couple of ways in which it really cannot be done. because of that ol' undecidability thing. 03:30:22 -!- augur has joined. 03:30:41 it' 03:30:57 zzo38: The point is I â™¥ Ä‘Ã¬Ã¤Ã§Å•Ä«á¹«Ä±Ã§Å. 03:34:28 the central problem wrt the 3rd projection is that the easiest way to do the 1st 2 projections is to have a dedicated language suited to interpreters (an easily identifiable command to do the "fetch execute" cycle, for example) and this language is kind of *ill* suited for writing a specializer. 03:34:59 so you turn the specializer on itself and it just goes 'whut?' 03:35:10 although......... 03:38:18 Gregor: HOW COME YOU DON'T WRITE MORE MUSIC LIKE THIS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qe1ScoePqVA 03:38:43 catseye: Dude, I WROTE THAT. 03:38:50 Gregor: DUUUUUUUUUUUUDE 03:38:52 Back in my afro days/daze 03:38:58 * catseye <3's Gregor 03:39:41 Gregor: HOW COME YOU DON'T WRITE MORE MUSIC LIKE THIS file:///dev/random 03:39:52 -!- augur has quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds). 03:39:58 pikhq: Dude, I WROTE THAT. 03:40:06 Back in my avant garde days/daze 03:43:44 * catseye roots around for the surviving copies of the music he's written 03:44:01 I don't suppose you can play MED files 03:45:10 which means, I'm gonna have to convert it, which means, euurrr 03:45:13 i've done it before 03:45:15 it can be done 03:45:21 but i have no frickin clue how anymore 03:47:37 -!- zzo38 has quit (Quit: But I want to win a big spider). 03:47:49 ever think about the shannon-fano trees that are encoded in the control neuron pathways going to your fingers HU 03:48:04 well they're not shannon-fano trees but 03:48:11 they're something close right? 03:50:26 and they're somewhere in your CNS, like, you're brain, not the control neurons themselves most likely 03:50:31 *your 03:50:36 SEE? 03:51:39 -!- calamari has joined. 03:52:42 hi calamari 03:52:55 hey 03:53:40 calamari: what OS are you running? 03:53:43 so I was given that "create groups" feature on facebook 03:53:54 I'm running Ubuntu 03:54:18 calamari: cheers. so am I. I'm going to see if you can listen to my music! (what's left of it) 03:54:28 okay 03:54:29 but what's a "create groups" feature? 03:54:54 that's where you can automatically add your friends to a group.. for example, GNAA.. 03:55:21 my friends are already in GNAA 03:55:34 gregor: i dunno if it sounds better yet. i did spend a long time coaxing it to be full stereo (bass notes on the left, high treble on the right) like a real piano. 03:56:01 anyhow, it's a retarded feature that hopefully will be removed soon 03:56:02 quintopia: Coaxing your soundfont or my midi? My soundfont is like that anyway (so much so that I have to reduce it in post) 03:56:17 -!- augur has joined. 03:56:35 Gregor: Baaah, just get a real piano. 03:56:39 Gregor: (and a pony!) 03:57:00 A good enough soundfont has advantages over a real piano. Also disadvantages. 03:57:00 hey antichrist 03:57:43 David Firth is apparently making a feature-length film. 03:57:51 I'm frightened. 03:58:39 I still enjoy my roland scb-55 midi daughterboard 04:02:39 calamari: That's meeeeeeeeeeee 04:03:29 * pikhq needs to do homework... 04:03:46 gregor: i may have to coax your midi too, since midi just doesn't do adsr right when converted to it format 04:03:59 also, it looks like you played this by hand on a keyboard 04:04:04 Yes, I did. 04:04:13 I won't give you a raw MIDI, it would sound like shit :P 04:04:31 Err, s/raw/from notation only/ 04:04:32 -!- Slereah has quit (Ping timeout: 255 seconds). 04:04:37 Gregor: may I please, I want to hear it on my roland :) 04:05:13 calamari: http://codu.org/music/op13/GRegor-op13-mov2.mid 04:05:14 I assume you didn't just overlay grand piano with a string font 04:05:29 ... wtf? 04:05:40 Are we talking about the same thing? :P 04:05:53 You must be talking about Op. 11 string quartet? 04:05:58 yeah 04:06:07 that was cool, guess that's not this, sorry 04:06:08 Ah, he's talking about op. 13 mov. 2 X-P 04:06:24 -!- Slereah has joined. 04:06:30 I don't have that in MIDI form, at least not real MIDI form ... 04:06:41 .rg doesn't like to export to MIDI when you have tempo ramping. 04:06:56 -!- yiyus has quit (Ping timeout: 276 seconds). 04:07:12 Plus I'm not using a GM soundbank for output, so all the instruments would be wrong. 04:07:25 -!- yiyus has joined. 04:07:41 yeah that's what I was asking 04:07:44 -!- augur has quit (Ping timeout: 276 seconds). 04:08:01 hmm no midis are playing, guess I'd better troubleshoot that first 04:08:15 -!- zzo38 has joined. 04:08:37 If you're willing to fix the instruments yourself, I'll make a .mid 04:08:53 It won't be notationable. 04:09:01 nah that's okay 04:09:43 I wouldn't know which ones were supposed to be what and I'd be bugging you lol 04:09:55 okay there we go 04:10:28 STEP ONE: sudo apt-get install xmp 04:10:31 op13 is gm tho, right? 04:10:36 STEP TWO: wget http://catseye.tc/music/med/anagnoresis.med 04:10:46 sounds awesome so far 04:10:46 STEP THREE: xmp anagnoresis.med 04:10:57 calamari: op. 13 is only piano :P 04:11:13 which happens to be great on the roland soundcanvas :) 04:11:14 It would be GM even if I didn't specify any programs. 04:12:32 catseye: Gregor's song has 5 minutes to go :) 04:12:59 programs, thank you 04:13:27 -!- yorick has quit (Read error: Operation timed out). 04:14:17 -!- yorick has joined. 04:14:26 calamari: queue it up! at least meanually. it will be quite the... contrast... 04:14:33 *manually 04:15:08 I haz teh different style froms Gregor, even whens I te-comperosing der klazzikle-likes. 04:15:16 hrm apparently audacious is not cool enough to support meds 04:15:20 which this is not 04:15:28 no, few things are. 04:15:34 i had to hunt for xmp 04:15:37 it does it good, though 04:15:56 and this is not my best, but it is good to start 04:16:36 ach, such primitive tools i was using 04:16:38 sudo apt-get --no-install-recommends install xmp 04:16:41 :) 04:16:55 hm, mine doesn't install the recommends by default... I think... 04:17:12 cool wonder how I do that, would be nice on my wii 04:18:10 should I be hearing something while the dots are going? 04:18:21 calamari: .... dots... ? 04:18:47 calamari: xmp shows me a line like: Tempo[05] BPM[21] Pos[18/19] Pat[12/12] Row[16/3F] Chn[03/04] 04:18:50 Stored patterns: 4864 ....................... (etc) 04:19:14 I see: Stored patterns: 19 ................... 04:19:22 then there are more lines and then the line i pasted 04:19:27 apparently mine is corrupted 04:19:31 gnnnrrrr 04:19:35 Module title : -0* "&)3 ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½# 04:19:43 yeeeah 04:19:52 let me see if I uploaded that goodly or not 04:21:26 yeah it did not survive the upload it seems. let me try again 04:21:48 gregor: mpt doesn't do ADSR to the extent i would need to coax soundfont to act right. i'd have to go through and put note offs earlier on almost every high note to fix it. so your font is better. 04:22:37 weird, it... does not like me 04:22:43 ftp? 04:23:05 (don't forget binary mode) 04:24:59 calamari: yeah, it was on "auto" and it thought it was text I guess 04:25:06 calamari: try d/l'ing same file again 04:26:00 Gregor: cool your midi killed noteedit 04:26:07 SWEET 04:26:31 catseye there now it's working 04:26:32 calamari: Presumably it's trying to notate? 04:26:39 yeah 04:26:48 Hyuk 04:27:50 calamari: cool 04:29:43 I love overkill sometimes. 04:29:54 * pikhq is... Using set builder notation for writing domains. 04:30:11 pikhq: I thought you passed high school 04:30:40 haven't listened to my mods in a while, need to 04:30:44 coppro: For some stupid reason, this damned calc class is having a few homework problems assigned concerning domains and ranges of N-dimensional functions. 04:30:51 coppro: Fucking retarded, I know. 04:32:05 apparently i had this thing where I would write in ABA format, with A in a minor key and very funky, and B in a major key and very happy 04:32:29 So, yeah. I'm using set builder notation because dammit I can. 04:32:33 (this was... like 1991-1992... pre-Befunge) 04:34:11 pikhq: What school? 04:34:21 "Pikes Peak Community College". 04:34:32 I'm taking this class there because it's cheap and I'm cheap. 04:36:48 ABBA 04:39:04 I'm not being fair to myself. Several of them go like ABAC ending on a completely different pattern 04:40:47 also, I think xmp can play .lha'ed files directly 04:40:53 calamari, Gregor: http://catseye.tc/music/med/retrograde.lha 04:41:04 I ... don't know what a .lha is. 04:41:11 Gregor: xmp will know. 04:41:19 I don't have xmp 04:41:20 compressed format from the stone ages 04:41:21 It's an ancient archive format. 04:41:23 Gregor: GET IT 04:41:27 (sorry to channel alise) 04:41:30 Is there a command-line equivalent that will also know? 04:41:35 (I assume xmp is X-mp) 04:41:37 Gregor: sudo apt-get install xmp 04:41:56 catseye: Cool kids use aptitude 04:41:58 xmp is all command line afaict 04:42:01 Gregor: w/e 04:42:09 * calamari gets to try out this lha program 04:42:10 (=whatever JUST GET IT) 04:42:12 Okidoke. 04:42:24 if it can't handle lha, it sucks. also lha is easy to get 04:42:28 What is .tc anyway ... 04:42:38 and I can point you to an unlha'ed version 04:42:41 retrograde- Melted : oooooooooo 04:42:57 Yeah, xmp can't handle lha :P 04:43:03 But lha can! 04:43:10 .tc is like, some island in somewhere ocean-like who charges five times as much per year for the privledge of using their TLD 04:43:24 Gee, how trackery. 04:43:28 but catseye was free! 04:43:33 available. 04:43:35 codu.org is not free. 04:43:38 Was available. 04:43:43 And is at a TLD people recognize :P 04:43:50 Gregor: it's what i had at my disposal. Well, that and DMCS 04:44:05 also, re ending, it was meant to be repeatable 04:44:30 i wonder why my xmp seems to be happy as shit processing an .lha file 04:44:39 this would be good for like a side scrolling platformer 04:44:41 This is a style of music I can't write. Or even consider writing. Or even consider considering. 04:44:51 calamari: I've had other people tell me that multiple times... 04:45:08 I write video game music, apparently. 04:45:57 .tc = "Turks and Calcos islands" 04:46:12 I don't even know where that is or what kind of government I am supporting with my domain name $$$. 04:46:30 Sorry, "Caicos" 04:46:32 All 0 of the $$$s? 04:46:54 Gregor: it's not FREE free 04:47:04 catseye: A corrupt government that's currently suspended by the UK parliament for good reason 04:47:08 Oh, hahah, that "available" was a clarification :P 04:47:11 coppro: right ON. 04:47:21 I'm using mydomains.com, the cheesiest registrar ever, but they've actually been good to me 04:47:35 (but, since they're being administered by the UK, one would hope the next government is not as corrupt) 04:48:02 the actual nation is a handful of islands in the Carribean with a massive wealth gap typical of Carribean nations 04:48:10 Game will have narrative: "Hopefully there'll be some kind of narrative into the game. Like some kind of overarching goal that you could reach. But the idea is to have it really difficult, so it would be like NetHack, you don't win the game, you just hear about the people win the game." (39:10) 04:48:30 currently kidsquid.com is a steaming pile of shit tho.. shouldn't have gone with zymic hosting 04:48:32 i might just buy minecraft when it is finished and i have the computer to run it 04:49:10 Gregor: oh btw.. KLAX 04:49:30 calamari: IT IS THE NINETIES 04:49:36 calamari: AND THERE IS TIME FOR KLAX 04:50:00 especially when you're getting sued for your tetris game 04:51:16 I was wondering if anybody would ever get that reference :P 04:51:35 Be ashamed that you did ;) 04:51:35 Gregor: i totally got it because I AM OLD 04:51:36 yeah I actually own a license to the klax rom 04:51:54 calamari: w00t 04:52:04 got it from starroms 04:52:21 which is long defunct of course 04:52:53 I am also sad to say that my 5200 basic compiler was used to bring to life a horrible port of to the atari 5200 04:53:38 calamari: if you can stand more: this is slightly different style but has been explicitly called "this should be in a platformer!": http://catseye.tc/music/med/you_drive_me_wild.med 04:53:57 also, it features something I can only describe as, "duelling melodies" 04:54:15 and in an amiga tracker that means, one in L, the other in R 04:54:42 also, some really messed up chords (like... C+E+F, whatever that is) 04:54:57 yet, it works, or at least fails to fail badle 04:54:59 that's a fungechord 04:55:01 *bdaly 04:55:03 YES 04:55:12 *b a d l y 04:56:11 catseye: I disagree with the notion that this should be in platformer. 04:56:23 catseye: This should be in NES porn. 04:56:29 my only musical talent is limited to badly playing my harmonica, and since I won't be getting a millionizer 2000 anytime soon, you won't have to hear it 04:56:47 yeah this isn't platformer, sorry 04:56:47 -!- oklopol has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds). 04:57:02 well, the critic *was* crazy. 04:57:07 My musical talent consists of being out of practice. 04:57:22 Except for being able to learn music quickly. Still got that. 04:57:38 whoever he was. i forget now. but these were distributed with my university email address (umpresse@umanitoba.ca) and I got teh one email response. 04:57:59