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At 10/31/12 10:06 AM, Sequenced wrote: YOURE TEARING ME APART LISA!!!!!!!!!!

I did not hit her its not true. Its bullshit I did not hit her. I did naaaht.

At 10/25/12 09:32 AM, PSvils wrote: What's everyone else up to?

I'm taking a quick look at the NG Audio Forum Lounge instead of getting ready for work, which I have to be at in 15 minutes.

At 10/23/12 12:35 AM, Sequenced wrote: so I was with some of my friends on my dorm chillin and talkin about shit. Somehow the conversation went into rating (in terms of looks, personality, humor, shit like that).

and the girls there agreed that I as a 9.

...dafuq?

self esteem booster much?

They think you're gay.

At 10/20/12 10:51 PM, Back-From-Purgatory wrote:

At 10/20/12 10:40 PM, Breed wrote: Stimulants dont cause hallucinations per se. Lack of sleep however does, especially in your peripherals.

I'm convinced that everyone posting here is just a hallucination.

Go to sleep.

Lots of really good points in here that I never even realized would apply to me.

Mostly though I make music when I'm supposed to be doing something else as a way of sabotaging myself with procrastination.

At 10/20/12 05:31 AM, The-iMortal wrote:

At 10/20/12 05:23 AM, SuperBastard wrote: Also, every so often - and when I say often I mean every 5-10 minutes - I thought I saw a person sitting next to me in my peripheral vision. Every time I turned to look, there was nobody there.

I have a confession to make...

If you're going to say you hid peanut butter in all of my pens, I hate you.

At 10/20/12 12:45 AM, Nav wrote: And apparently if you get too sleep deprived, you start to hallucinate. Not good hallucinate either, scary Benadryl overdose hallucinate...

I can confirm this. I once used prescription stimulants to stay up for a straight week to work on all my finals one semester. I vividly remember blowing 20 minutes chasing an imaginary bat around a computer lab.

Also, every so often - and when I say often I mean every 5-10 minutes - I thought I saw a person sitting next to me in my peripheral vision. Every time I turned to look, there was nobody there. Freaky shit. I guess that's what you get when you combine severe sleep deprivation with long periods of total isolation.

Would I do it again? Maybe.

At 10/19/12 12:08 AM, TMM43 wrote: HALP?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/kNnw

^ Threw this together to match what you're looking for.

The CPU is actually a brand new APU that just recently came out. It's a quad core and has built-in graphics capabilities that are waay above any other APU on the market. It should be able to handle any videos or movies very easily, and is still cheaper than the cheapest of Intel's latest generation chips.

The motherboard is a solid pick for the price. It's one of the most inexpensive boards that support the APU I chose and still has enough on it to suit any casual needs.

I decided on 8GB memory because, with the cheap price of RAM nowadays, it's silly to skimp out on it. 8GB is starting to become the norm, and at $26 that kit is pretty much the best deal available right now. It's the cheapest in terms of price per GB and it's from a very reputable memory manufacturer.

For storage you've got a 500GB HDD as well as a 60GB SSD. Together that costs about the same as a pretty good 1TB HDD. If you want to shave off $30 then forgo the SSD, but I highly recommend getting it and putting your OS on it as it cuts boot times and many other things DRASTICALLY. I'm talking 15-20 seconds to have you looking at the desktop with everything fully loaded after pressing the power button.

The case is a good one and is an excellent value for the money. It fits a micro ATX form factor motherboard, which is what the motherboard I used happens to be. It's also quite compact and won't take up very much space at all, if that's a concern.

The PSU is a 530 watt, even though you probably won't need anything above 450. I prefer to play it safe and go a bit above the spec just in case, though. Plus, it's modular, which will be very convenient when you're actually putting the machine together, especially considering the limited amount of space you'll have in the case. You could get away with using a cheaper, non-modular PSU, but in my opinion it's worth paying a few extra dollars for.

Optical drive plays Blu-Ray/DVD/CD. Pretty much self-explanatory.

At 10/6/12 12:40 PM, Yoshiii343 wrote: welp i'm not in the mood to write/compose my own songs, but my recent remixes sound so gooooood
halp meh audio friends. what should i do to get rid/cure this dried up inspiration problem

Nothing. Find a new life passion.

At 9/25/12 02:46 AM, Sequenced wrote: some shit

Well, depression, bipolar disorder, and other mental illnesses tend to make themselves known at around age 20 in males, so I'm guessing that since you're starting college you're getting pretty close to that. It's still possible you're just in a regular slump because you're having trouble with people, though.

Just don't go hanging yourself in a closet.

At 9/22/12 05:18 PM, Step wrote: Yeah I don't need to seek apprenticeship. I've made like 150 songs, loops and unfinished ideas in the past on my own. Does the education board really think that the people who choose the arts project aren't artistic enough to be able to work on an arts project on their own? :(

I feel like the whole apprenticeship deal is meant to be a major part of your project. No matter how good you may be, and you're certainly very good, you can always at least learn something from someone else who has experience.

Without that criteria the project would just end up being another exercise in something you have down as rote already anyway, and wouldn't serve much to help you learn and grow.

Anyway, I have nothing to do with this, so don't mind me.

What if I were to post twice on page 1000?

At 9/21/12 03:23 AM, The-iMortal wrote: Fuck Newgrounds! I'm gonna ask Wade to delete my account and all my posts!

Woo hoo, we get to have the thousandth page three times!

penis

At 9/18/12 03:18 PM, SirFinland wrote: I'll make you make sense!

It makes sense if you sense sense in a different sense.

I am the guy who makes senseless sense since I sense sense in sensible things and senselessness; senseless sense in senseless things. My incentive is to incense the senseless sensibly and with sense for those desensitized to insensitivity with regards to the sensible. Since senseless senility seems senselessly nonsensical I sense the sense in incentives to send some semblance of such sense through insensitive text to insensitive eyes to, sensibly, incense some sensible thought.

Just my two cents...

At 9/17/12 10:27 PM, Blackhole12 wrote:

At 9/17/12 08:02 PM, SuperBastard wrote:

At 9/17/12 07:48 PM, FatKidWitAJetPak wrote:

Use earbuds and kiss your ears goodbye.

Wait, what?

He's threatening to personally storm your home and tear off your ears if you use earbuds.

Research indicates that listening to music at a high volume on earbuds may be more damaging than the equivalent volume on headphones.

The answer, of course, is to just not listen to music at a high volume.

You might as well link some sources.

You can still get away with listening to earbuds at a reasonable volume without obliterating the myelin on your auditory nerve. Just don't crank it up to max and blast your ears for nine hours. Seems like some 'experts' recommend a "60/60" rule; no more than 60 dB for 60 minutes a day.

Obviously that's not exactly reasonable for us, but there it is.

At 9/17/12 07:48 PM, FatKidWitAJetPak wrote:

Use earbuds and kiss your ears goodbye.

Wait, what?

He's threatening to personally storm your home and tear off your ears if you use earbuds.

I bet if you made it "limited edition" you'd have more people grabbing on.

At 9/17/12 01:42 AM, jpbear wrote:

At 9/17/12 01:04 AM, Breed wrote: tooooooo much adaralll(120mg over 2 hours). super fucking wired. guess its a good time to review the shit outta stuff all night

i hope that implies music reviewing^.^

Seconded.

I have a few as well.

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  Maybe Tomorrow [8-bit] by SuperBastard

  chiptune made in milkytracker

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  Video Game

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  8-bit Frolic by SuperBastard

  8-bit chiptunes style music

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  Loop

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  Video Game

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At 9/16/12 09:47 PM, jarrydn wrote: aren't guinea pigs supposed to live for like 7 - 10 years?

I blame AIDS.

At 9/16/12 12:32 PM, LiquidOoze wrote: Today the guinea pig me and some friends gave to a friend as a birthday present joke died. He lived for a good 2 years since the birthday. May he rest in peace.

btw we named him Faggot

R.I.P, Faggot.

At 9/15/12 08:05 PM, FatKidWitAJetPak wrote: Well, ill be checking this infected mushroom tour date page frequently then, durp.

Fuck shit fuck they were a 5 hour drive from me yesterday and I had no idea...

At 9/15/12 10:10 PM, Sequenced wrote: sex

No thanks man, I have a headache.

This thread seems to be degenerating rapidly.

I have just one last thing to say. If you're worried about the people you scouted getting in trouble, don't scout anyone. You had no real responsibility in this field before, and now that you have the option to take responsibility you're complaining about how it would be difficult if you tried.

At 9/15/12 01:20 PM, Sequenced wrote: I don't even know who you are lol.

I've been in and out of the audio forum lounge for the past hundred pages. Hi, I'm SuperBastard.

At 9/15/12 12:40 PM, RampantMusik wrote: There are millions of songs in the world. Are you trying to tell me that you can recognize every single obscure, potentially stolen track?

Haha, no, but if I was going to scout someone I'd make sure I did my best to rule out the possibility.

At 9/15/12 12:26 PM, RampantMusik wrote: If some users don't recognize something as stolen, and we scout that user

Are you outlining a scenario in which a regular user scouts a person who happens to have stolen audio? I would think that this system will actually help to prevent that, because hopefully if you're scouting someone you've done enough digging on them to know that they're legit and won't jeopardize your good standing.

At 9/15/12 10:02 AM, BB-7 wrote: Also I just realized that were making music here and not art. Arts just a thin image with lines colors and shapes. And music is layers of beats and progressions.

Are you trolling?

At 9/15/12 01:25 AM, Back-From-Purgatory wrote: Scratch that, I managed to find someone who asked about a ban in my inbox. It appears it is not retroactive, so we are unable to unban people that were banned before the scouting system was put in place.

Well then, that's... Huh.

At 9/14/12 04:51 PM, FatKidWitAJetPak wrote: Infected Mushroom are now on the top 10 DJs in the world.

This makes me feel fantastic.

At 9/15/12 12:07 AM, Sequenced wrote: oh shit durnk postt

Shame on you for taking this long to make one of these.