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2004-11-28 11:57
cbmhardware
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THE DEMO ?

The year 2004 is nearly finished, 22 years after selling the first "c64" , I am curios about your suggestion about "THE DEMO". Yes, a straight ten, the one, that may be the goal of all expectations.
What do you suggest ? - An overview of the last years, oldskool parts, following a scenish design , sid at the max , technically and design candies and an experimental last part, to inspire a new way of demodesign ?

I am curiosity about the differences in your suggestions.

I think there is no way to code "THE DEMO". There are surely many differences in expectations.

best regards,
Michael
 
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2004-12-07 09:58
Optimus

Registered: Jan 2002
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The rule to finish the dream demo is to ignore deadlines and work for as long time as possible. At the end however, deadlines may push your lazy ass hard ;P

Blah.
2004-12-07 11:08
Puterman
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Bah, making a demo with stuff that everyone agrees is the best is impossible. As for Dutch Breeze, I wouldn't dream of watching it again, so it seems not everyone likes it. And it actually seems there are heretics who don't think that A Quoi Sa Cert? and Industrial Breakdown are the best demos. It's a strange world, isn't it?
2004-12-07 12:18
Nightlord
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as puterman says, it won't be THE DEMO for everyone anyway. my resolution would be trying to make THE DEMO for my own. and that is not a single point in time where you release a demo and it will be THE DEMO. I don't think anyone will ever be fully satisfied with their own work. so people will keep trying (hopefully)

i don't know if that is possible to put a really impressive effect at the right spot of a so called concept demo where the effect's technical superiority will be recognizable and at the same time it doesn't feel that the conceptual flow was bended that way just for the sake of putting that effect in. it is a bit contradictory in itself and i think might be unsolvable. but search for that balance (i.e THE DEMO for me) is still worth pursuing.
2004-12-07 14:04
SIDWAVE
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I know a guy who is coding a demo-kernal.
The goal is to have a construction kit that can be used to make demos with plugins.

A step further in making demos, in my view, is to involve the user more.

Make interactive demos!
2004-12-07 14:43
Graham
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which somehow reminds me of "broken promises" by sanity on amiga (which was never finished).
2004-12-07 20:07
drake
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so... now we only have to grab the best coder, the best graphivian and the best musician together and maybe we'll get THE DEMO ;-)
2004-12-08 07:25
Graham
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instead of talking about doing demos why not just do them?
2004-12-08 07:59
HCL

Registered: Feb 2003
Posts: 727
Many stopid statements in here.. like this one by Optimus:
"The rule to finish the dream demo is to ignore deadlines and work for as long time as possible.. ". It's obvious that many of you have never made a demo. With the above statement we would get even more *delay-records*, which doesn't lead to anything more than an inactive scene. Of course everyone who makes a demo wants it to be as perfect as possible, but all these 5-10 years of delay (Meet Crest, Plush, etc..) don't inspire anyone. The hard thing is not to be a perfectionist, and delay the demo release. It's to find the inspiration after 3 years of development, to finally make a demo of all your half-finished crap.
2004-12-08 13:23
Dane
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Registered: May 2002
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Great idea. Let's make THE DEMO. After that we can just format and throw away all our junk - end of story.

And what was that junk about the routines in Dutch Breeze still being the best. Yaya, I'm sure no one ever made anything cooler than a slideshow-part with 4-5 FLI pictures. Unparalelled routine.
2004-12-08 13:26
Nightlord
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yes the deadlines (and meeting them) are critical... and speaking of deadlines... is there gonna be a floppy this year? and when? (gotta get the god damn visa covering the right time frame :) )

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