oidar neila SEN (hs-oidar.it)

'oidar neila'
hakyoku seiken/fortuo

written and produced by D.Landry

(c) 2002 spore productions, ltd. ASCAP

produced specifically for 'Grafters:  Genesis' from 3 Kings
(sorry no website up for it yet...game is still in development)



music inspired by the Nintendo Entertainment System/Sega Genesis/NEC
PC ENGINE




samples 15-22 borrowed and edited from 'Drifting Onwards' by Jeffry Lim

AMEN69.WAV borrowed from a track off of Dieselboy's 'System Upgrade'
GOSCRTCH.WAV borrowed from unknown source
1-1.WAV borrowed from unknown source


If an unknown sample is yours, i apologize for not giving
credit where credit is due.



p.s sorry there's no cool filter uses...they're not available on my
    soundcard.

p.p.s NO, aphex twin and squarepusher are not my favorite dnb artists.
      my favorites are actually paniq, dom & roland, and dillinja.

shift-f9 for tune info



special thanks/greets:


gloric
   glad to see you're
   gettin shit together

oaf
   *fart*  ^_^

fat
   game's looking real
   good, yo

assassin
   new age of scientific
   technology-gy-gy-gy..

adrienne
   for being there

kjwise
   for inspiring me to
   learn this fuckin prog

sarin
   where are you..?

paniq
   i'm buying your vinyls
   man...your stuff rocks
'OiDAR NEiLA sen' (loops)
hakyoku seiken
June/July 2002

10 Reasons To Release
Tracker Modules Instead
of MP3s of Tracker
Modules:

1.) great source to lear
    tricks and hints when
    making tunes
2.) it's not 'trendy'
3.) smaller (95% of the
    time) file sizes
4.) ability to leave
    longer messages
5.) anyone can remix your
    tune instantly
6.) good source for drums
    (its so hard to find
    good drums these
    days!)
7.) impresses people when
    they see how you used
    you samples
8.) proves that you are
    a good tracker, not
    a post production
    goober
9.) better karma
10.)flatters you when you
    see someone use a
    sample of yours in
    their tune