150 Forum Posts by "JoshuaHughes"
At 6/16/14 10:56 PM, Chronamut wrote: This is a self portrait of me
If only my mane was half as majestic.
It bends and molds,
can suffocate, yet breathe life,
bearing no burden.
This game pretty much took over my life in 2001. Actually played on this server a few months ago for some nostalgia. Was tons of fun. Hope you got more players now than before.
Whoops. Missed a day.
tangled in a web
Be pardoned from gravity
and learn to suspend.
*sip*
Went to a rally once. There was very loud music playing and a bunch of delicious food. Danced all day and had a total blast.
cold air in the room
The body feels impatient.
a stuttering sigh
*sip*
I love this idea!
The hungriest birds
will never know what it's like
to sleep in a nest.
*sips tea*
Milo & Otis, Flosstradamus, Habstrakt, Gent & Jawns, and Antiserum & Mayhem are the first that come to mind.
Just noticed there's a lot of ampersand trap groups out there haha.
Congrats, dudes! Those brewstew guys are hilarious!
At 6/10/14 07:53 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: And this is my other battle music.
Funny enough, I actually listened to this yesterday. Never really liked it, though.
Here's a good one.
At 6/8/14 04:59 PM, SCTE3 wrote: 1. If anyone is taking InspectorGadget seriously then that's just sad...
2. If you're counter-argument for why marriage equality should be illegal is "my religious book says it is wrong" then your argument is flawed and you pretty much forfeit the argument. Saying it's against your religion is cherry-picking and pretty much equal to saying someone else can't eat a cake because the cake offends you.
3. Trying to use slippery slope bullshit arguments such as "it will lead to beastiality and zoophilia" being legal makes you look really stupid.
4, It's 2014, and people still think sexual orientation is a choice? Pretty stupid given gays, lesbians, asexuals, and bisexuals existed long before most religions existed.
5. As for teens having sex, Spooky said it best, some are mature enough and ready and others aren't.
Hoping someday more people of the South will see some of these points and learn to show tolerance so I won't feel so alone whenever I say that I fully support gay marriage and equality.
It's all about not letting the negativity consume you, brother! Hope all is going well for you.
Panning them out helps a lot. Sounds like that example video has those two guitar tracks panned a little, too.
At 6/6/14 01:12 PM, TomFulp wrote: If you end up sitting around outside in the sun this weekend, OcularNebula has a song that goes pretty well with that.
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/577625
Or if you want something to play at a Mario Kart party, F-777 this might work.
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/577731
Good to see @OcularNebula back in the game, and F-777 is great as always!
Negativity is a lot easier than positivity.
Both! In terms of production, I think of the destination instead of the journey. If a sound I need happens to already be available, then why not use it? Of course I'll tweak them a bit to put my own spin on it, but I don't really see anything wrong with using presets.
Reviewed:
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Breed - Nirvana cover by StereocrisisAcoustic cover of Breed
- Score
- 4.26 / 5.00
- Type
- Song
- Genre
- Grunge
- Popularity
- 89 Views
Would like this super old track reviewed:
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Caribbean Dream by JoshuaHughesby Joshua Hughes
- Score
- 4.40 / 5.00
- Type
- Loop
- Genre
- Miscellaneous
- Popularity
- 142 Views
At 5/26/14 11:31 PM, Quarl wrote:At 5/21/14 11:50 PM, Yoshiii343 wrote: Why the fuck are tracks getting louder by the day?Because shut the fuck up up.
j/k. I love you. Maybe they get louder because people have learned how to compress to impress.
If it ain't clippin', you just trippin'.
Reviewed this:
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Fairy Mountain WIP - InfernoZN by InfernoZNHip-hop style zelda track work in progress
- Score
- 5.00 / 5.00
- Type
- Song
- Genre
- Video Game
- Popularity
- 26 Views
Would like reviewed:
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Blood, Steam, and Punk by JoshuaHughesDigital spaghetti western
- Score
- 4.85 / 5.00
- Type
- Song
- Genre
- Video Game
- Popularity
- 312 Views
I can understand how thinking that if something of yours is stolen, it means it must be of some value, but you shouldn't really hope for someone to make money off of your work without your permission. To me, it would only be a small consolation versus all the trouble I would have to involve myself in to get my stolen work back or get them to stop profiting off of it. Thank goodness Xmillsa was reasonable enough and it wasn't much of a hassle to get him to comply with all the artists!
Also, just because something isn't stolen doesn't make it worthless!
I used to play around with Plogue Chipsounds a while back, and I remember thinking it was pretty cool. See for yourself.
I hope everyone involved will express some civility when dealing with this. I'm thinking this Xmillsa person is a reasonable guy and will be willing to cooperate with all the artists up in arms.
At 5/11/14 10:08 PM, viktorrascolov wrote: Ok... I searched for the license, I don't know where it's at.
It's an authorization code given to you when you buy a copy, bro.
At 5/11/14 09:08 PM, viktorrascolov wrote: Hmm... do we need a license from Fruity Loops in order to sell or distribute?
If so, could you link to the page?
There's no such thing. As long as you bought it legally along with all the instruments that came along, there's nothing to worry about. The music you make will be 100% yours.
At 5/11/14 08:39 PM, apocalypse1415 wrote: Ok... I understand some people suggest Fruity Loops or any other DAWs.
Well... what if I finished the song and I wanted to sell my created song on iTunes/Amazon.
You can export the song and apply here on iTunes:
You'd have better chances though going through a distributor who'll be willing to do the work for you. CD Baby and TuneCore are popular ones.
I don't sell any products, but as it's been said, a lot of people here use FL Studio to arrange their works.
There's a number of other digital audio workstations (DAWs) that I would recommend. It's mostly personal preference.
Ableton Live
Cakewalk Sonar X3
Here's some that I've never used, but I hear that they're pretty great:
Steinberg Cubase 30 Day Trial
Reaper
Propellerhead Reason
Logic Pro (Apple exclusive!)
Most DAWs come with their own digital synthesizers (VSTs), so you should be able to start making stuff right away.
Also, Audacity is a great tool for live recording. And it's FREE, which is always cool.
Don't forget about the music!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ISil7IHzxc
What do you think about Aquaman?
