At 12/14/09 06:14 AM, Sealander wrote: Also.. just one thing to add is that please people do not link to your own songs. Even if it is popular do not link to your own songs. This is not an advertisement thread.

Yeah sorry sealander, it was a pretty gay thing to do really.

And pull the rat out your arse xKore

At 12/13/09 05:40 PM, xKore wrote:

At 12/13/09 05:35 PM, Chozz wrote: I'm not bigging myself up

yes you are

Okay thanks xKore, for the very helpful forum post, you have got me on my knee's sucking your almighty e-dick. At least my post may have contributed to something??

YOURS 4EVER, by SREvol Type: SongGenre: Drum N Bass

[TMM43]Love the DJ, by TMM43 Type: SongGenre: Trance

I'm not bigging myself up, but i did pretty well with this song in the industrial section :P

Deadhead lurker, by Chozz Type: SongGenre: Industrial

I'm not giving my music to aid the addiction of WoW!!!!!!!!!

haha

Brilliant Idea.

Although you haven't stated which country this is for. 'Our country' could mean the whole world :P

Never the less, I think the soldiers definitely deserve some credit!

At 12/12/09 05:51 PM, Zombified wrote:

At 12/12/09 04:17 PM, M-Y wrote:

At 12/12/09 04:16 PM, Zombified wrote: Do you buy ciggarettes, or just plain tobacco? I don't understand here.

when I said 12.5 grams, then thats obviously plain tobacco, you can't buy 12.5 gram cigarettes

I've never bought just plain tobacco so I didn't know. Sorry man.

Haters will always be haters.

Tobacco has always been cheaper for me, a pouch of baccy will last me like a week, whereas a pack of cigarettes will last me 1-2 days! But it depends how much you smoke, and how fat you make them ;)

Indeed, he did have a great voice, very unique. And it's cool cus he can put the emotion into songs that he didn't write (The guitarist wrote most of the songs).

I think Phil Anselmo is one of the most unique singers.

At 12/12/09 05:43 PM, Chronamut wrote: fools - drink vodka!

fools drink special brew haha :P God dayum... try that shit mixed with white lightning, and you might just shit your liver out!

At 12/11/09 02:21 PM, Bjra wrote: Here's my entry for the first round:
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/2 95067

Haha shit, im gonna have fun contending with that!

At 12/9/09 10:38 AM, Unrl wrote: Hey guys, great contest, I'm so entering the next one even though I did prety average! Yay!

Congrats to Chozzzz!!!!!!!

Why tanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Look forward to the next comp!

At 12/8/09 08:56 PM, mopembopem wrote: Sorry, I clicked on wrong button and created new post..

that is complete dribble.

Lets see for 64 I reckon, It's only one more round. It just depends on the people.

Yeah it does suck haha, but it's probably a nice feeling when your that underdog and some band really becomes big because you were an influence to them. Velvet Underground is one of those bands that never really had commercial success, but were sited as extremely influential.

Smash mouth are wicked! They have a very cool sound. Another band thats influenced me, John Butler Trio. They make some really nice sort of folk, ska, acoustic stuff, with lyrics that touch on a subject of humanitarianism. I'd recommend a song called 'zebra'.

At 12/9/09 10:27 AM, nathanallenpinard wrote:

Alice in Chains didn't really set a standard as much in terms of style though. In fact I'm willing to bet they were somewhat influenced by GnR. More like a modern GnR sound though (lead vocals for one). They ARE highly popular on the international charts, more than they ever were in the US.

I agree with that, around that time there were a lot of bands with the punky, sort of grunge rock sound. I'm sure many underdog bands around that time gave a lot of influence at that time.

I think the band sublime gave a huge influence on the ska/reggae/punk genre. It's amazing, because until the singer OD'd they weren't that popular.

At 12/9/09 09:14 AM, BBSreaper wrote: i belivie audio is a form of music, so I think im in the right place brah

If the topic has more stuff to do with studio production inspirations and what not, some producers on newgrounds might find an epiphany from a certain band.

Symbol, if you put this in general, the point of the topic would probably become corrupt, with flame wars, teenage punk bands e.t.c. Lets try and make this topic, what bands inspire you to produce music, and how? Or something like that.

For me, Nine Inch Nails trent reznor had a huge impact on me. He was my inspiration, because he is pretty much self produced ; he prooves that there are many routes you can take. I like how in his work, every sound seems to be thought about. Lately what's been inspiring me for some strange reason, is the band 'the gorillaz', I love the cheekiness of there sound haha.

Will there be any time limit on songs?

I reckon a good prize if anyone could get round to doing it in the future, would be for the winner to get some pimped account where they can upload higher bit rates, or bigger size songs or something.

At 12/8/09 02:49 AM, k3tamin3oc3an wrote: If any of you music producers make dubstep or filthy beats of any kind. Please message me or send some tracks my way. I would love to hear them and promote your music if it is what im looking for.

How exactly would you promote the music?

And love your username haha

Yes true, I meant to post the genre's in my last post, but my finger accidentally slipped and pressed the 'Post it' button..........

I'll go with, DNB/Industrial/Guitar

This sounds nice, I'm In :)

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Mr Banker

At 12/6/09 09:35 AM, Box-Killa wrote: It's probably too late but...

Neon Project: " and is not allowed to sample another artist's work"

Chozz: "The pub sound samples are taken from the authors from freesound.org"

Yeah he used samples, meh i'm not saying that because I'm a bad sport or anything, just cuz lol

Hmmmm, well all samples that you get from packs and stuff, of bass and synth e.t.c are the product of other peoples work, unless you've gone out and recorded and sampled a sound yourself, or if you have the instrument e.t.c. It's not like i've ripped apart some other artists song and stole the drum sounds or anything.

Well I hope it's legit anyway.

At 12/6/09 07:35 AM, Calamaistr wrote: Yea ill lose my virginity when im 80, i dont give a shit about it, have always been turning girls down anyway, hell i might be gay.. appart from me not being attracted to guys.

Think of the Children

At 12/6/09 12:22 AM, Jnr1114 wrote:

Can't you reduce the attack time in Syntrus?

No, I don't think so.

With twisty knobs, anything is possible =D

Thanks neon project for setting this comp up! Cheers to you sir!

Well done to everyone who entered, some real good work was put in! It was a big surprise for me when I heard the top 10 being read out.

John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom
Clutch - Electric worry

some nice bluesy songs, with the theme of 'vamanos' :D

vamanos - translation from spanish to english means literally 'get outta here'

I guess it's due to the amount of listens and votes that you can't edit.

And now your going to be even more screwed... Since you posted the links in this thread, this means more people will be looking at your songs, THUS, more listens.

1. Peru
2. Jamaica
3. Australia
4. San Mario
5. Antarctica

I use the Korg M1 LE. Or I use the cubase halion one stuff, its sexy!

This is a very nice VST :) completely free.

http://illformed.org/plugins/glitch/

At 12/1/09 06:24 AM, Mich wrote: The thread was still on the same page. ;-) Check my response here, as it's about pretty much the same anyway.

Either you need the background music without the vocals (to distract the vocals from the mixed track), or you can pretty much forget about it, sorry.

Yeah this, it's called reverse phasing or something like that :S Tis a messy subject