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Tracking / Milkytracker v.0.90.50 released
« on: August 28, 2006, 21:32:34 »
:thumbup: Sounds cool. But I still can't understand, why do I need Milky? :thumbneutral: What's the feature?!
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Tracking / How do YOU track a tune ? (Walkthru?)
« on: July 11, 2006, 06:03:39 »
If you need a specific advice, I can give you the following. Sit down beside your PC, start-up your tracker. But don't try to compose something, just sit. And try to settle what really do you want to compose. What do you you want to say in this imagined track? Then open your favorite mods storage (you have it, do ya? oh, yes, you have it!) and find out some suitable works. Don't hesitate to get'em and change to meet your requirements. THIS WORK IS NOT FOR PUBLIC! You just trying to understand, what is your music style, your music way. I've no doubts you'll succeed using this method. Creating such kind of "covers" can help you to learn some tricks, to begin your own material you'll use tomorrow. Keep up!
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Tracking / How do YOU track a tune ? (Walkthru?)
« on: July 10, 2006, 20:00:10 »
:thumbneutral: How am I tracking? Well, just tracking, I guess. 
Don't get this, just joking.
I don't think there is any "straigth plan" of composing music. Like any art, music is based on freedom of personal creativity. You a free in any your decisions. At least until you are composing for free, not for money.
As for me, I have many projects at once. It's not easy to focus on one work, sometimes I don't have enough free time for this, but it's hard to catch the right idea. Some of these projects are developing even for years, some are interflowing. The main point is not to stop composing, try any opportunities, make sketches, templates, try different ideas. The result will come sometime.
I thought about writing an article about this topic...
That's a funny case.
Don't get this, just joking.I don't think there is any "straigth plan" of composing music. Like any art, music is based on freedom of personal creativity. You a free in any your decisions. At least until you are composing for free, not for money.
As for me, I have many projects at once. It's not easy to focus on one work, sometimes I don't have enough free time for this, but it's hard to catch the right idea. Some of these projects are developing even for years, some are interflowing. The main point is not to stop composing, try any opportunities, make sketches, templates, try different ideas. The result will come sometime.
I thought about writing an article about this topic...
That's a funny case.
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Tracking / Articles around the demoscene
« on: June 29, 2006, 21:18:35 »
Well, it looks like some kind of self-advertisement, but may be you'll find this articles interesting. :thumbneutral: And c'mon, don't you have your own articles? Post'em here! :thumbup:
"A few words about Private and Common" - some thoughts about sample ripping
"Modscene is alive" - the scene is still kicks off
"When your music is shared" - how to share your music in the right way
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"A few words about Private and Common" - some thoughts about sample ripping
"Modscene is alive" - the scene is still kicks off
"When your music is shared" - how to share your music in the right way
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Tracking / The 10 most common tracker mistakes
« on: May 16, 2006, 22:05:55 »
I have an article about using other people samples - read it here, don't want to post it if you are not interested. That's all I want to say about ripping.
In whole, this recommendations can be useful for newbies. And even for "seniors" sometimes. The problem is we all know this, but don't have a particular list to remember time to time. :thumbup: Nice, I like this.
p.s. This list is not about me. :lol:
In whole, this recommendations can be useful for newbies. And even for "seniors" sometimes.
The problem is we all know this, but don't have a particular list to remember time to time. :thumbup: Nice, I like this.p.s. This list is not about me. :lol:
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Tracking / What are you waitin' from a compo?
« on: May 06, 2006, 21:57:01 »
There are a lot of very different compos around the scene, but you take a participation only in very specific ones. So I guess why people are joining this compo, but ignoring those? What are you waitin' from a compo? What do you want to see in a compo? Hope, you can give me some answers... :quote: May be they will be very valuable in future... compos! :lol:
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