Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

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  • ShastaTwist
    FFR Veteran
    • Sep 2004
    • 599

    #16
    Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

    Originally posted by sleeplessdragn
    Which is exactly why you probably don't frequent this board very often. My skills as a producer have greatly benefited from this board, because people took listening to my music as "srs bidness". I assumed that the OP wishes to get better with remixing music, and I thus I treated his remix as "srs bidness".
    No, you treated his grammar as "srs bidness." Point being, Sergei (Lythinca) taught himself English and, for teaching himself, I think that he speaks it very well. Now, I would like to see you teach yourself Russian, go into a Russian forum, and see how many people bash you. Try having a little compassion. Have a good day.

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    • powerdown
      FFR Player
      • Dec 2005
      • 549

      #17
      Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

      Wow, getting almost the whole of who matters in the VC pissed at you (or at least annoyed) in like what, 4 posts? /clap

      RULES FOR PROPER THREAD MAKING
      Originally posted by Tasselfoot
      1. before you make a thread... think to yourself... "will i sound like a complete idiot if i make this thread?" "will i get flamed out the ass if i make this thread?" "am i doing nothing but whining about something i'm getting for free and not supporting myself?" if you answer yes to any of those questions, don't post the thread.

      2. if the thread has ANYTHING to do with tokens, skill tokens, sotw, or difficulty of songs... do not post it. under any circumstance. why? because you already violated rule #1, i'm sure.

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      • MooMoo_Cowfreak
        Abraxas Hydroplane
        • May 2006
        • 1746

        #18
        Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

        Originally posted by ShastaTwist
        No, you treated his grammar as "srs bidness." Point being, Sergei (Lythinca) taught himself English and, for teaching himself, I think that he speaks it very well. Now, I would like to see you teach yourself Russian, go into a Russian forum, and see how many people bash you. Try having a little compassion. Have a good day.
        Thank you for getting this over with.

        As with the song, it was okay, nothing particularly great but nothing bad either.
        Originally posted by hi19hi19
        dumps abstractly represent the song with arrows

        post-dumps abstractly represent the existential nihilism that the song invokes in the listener with negative space, evoking the ephemeral nature of the mind - the journey of stepmania begins in hope yet soon becomes corroded into a dialectic of futility, leaving only a sense of dread and the unlikelihood of a new synthesis

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        • LythincaMan
          FFR Player
          • Aug 2006
          • 661

          #19
          Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

          There's 2 versions on my soundclick link.

          Try listening to #2, as its alot more calm and controlled.

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          • sleeplessdragn
            ~Bang that beat Harder~
            FFR Simfile Author
            FFR Music Producer
            • Jan 2004
            • 2321

            #20
            Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

            I listened to your second mix as well, but you've done a nice job of chasing away a critique by bringing in folks from the chat. Have a nice day.

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            • LythincaMan
              FFR Player
              • Aug 2006
              • 661

              #21
              Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

              I'd rather lose an opinion, than listen to yours. Good day sir.

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              • Pyroshock
                ε=-dΦ/dt
                FFR Music Producer
                • Jul 2006
                • 1170

                #22
                Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

                The sound effects you used sounded really awkward and out of place. The scratches sounded a bit awkward, but I have Virtual DJ too and I personally think it's quite hard to get them to sound right.

                I've never listened to the original Starry Eyed Surprise. Did you do anything else other than the scratches and the FX?

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                • LythincaMan
                  FFR Player
                  • Aug 2006
                  • 661

                  #23
                  Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

                  Not much else. Flangers, Scracthing, sounds, ect.

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                  • jewpinthethird
                    (The Fat's Sabobah)
                    FFR Music Producer
                    • Nov 2002
                    • 11711

                    #24
                    Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

                    Originally posted by LythincaMan
                    I fail to see, what is wrong with my grammar. Mind you, I live in Moscow, Russia, and English isn't my first language.
                    IP says Canada.

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                    • LythincaMan
                      FFR Player
                      • Aug 2006
                      • 661

                      #25
                      Re: Starry Eyed Surprise Mix 1 & 2

                      Try getting through the mask .
                      The mask that is generated by my router re-routes, my IP to somewhere in quebec or montreal. The street adress that it gives (if there is one... hmm?), if NON-existant, to my knowledge. Mind you also my mask changes everytime I reset the router. (Oh yes, No way to ban me on ventrilo!).

                      If I didn't re-route my IP, I'd be stuck using Ruskii's internet, which is very high ping, compared to US/CAN.

                      (Shorter words: My mask makes my IP appear to be in Canada somewhere.)

                      That does remind me... I'm supposed to be going down to Canada soon, to visit my uncle. Hmmm, I may visit some freinds from FFR that I know live near the place I'm going to visit.

                      I used to also live in Canada too, but that was for a very short period of time, as I couldnt grasp and pronounce the language.

                      (Typing english is way easier than pronouncing it, and being fluent. You should hear me on mic, I get confused easily, and like studder).
                      Last edited by LythincaMan; 01-29-2007, 08:18 PM.

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