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Submitted by Motion on 27 October 2007
A really enjoyable collection - varied sounds and styles. Cool Interface, nice use of side and lower borders, pleasant colours.
All the tunes were agreeable to my ears, first tune gave a good impression, and tune 7 was very nice, too.
Good release! |
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Submitted by Zyron on 4 December 2006
| Opera Omnia 2 have that function too, as well as later collections from me. I've always enjoyed collections where no interaction is needed. |
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Submitted by Trurl on 4 December 2006
| Oh yes! The autoadvance is something I've always been missing in music collections. Hard to believe how rare it is. |
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Submitted by Radiant on 22 November 2006
| I should probably create my own depacker code anyway (if only by ripping it from the Exomizer source and adding some frontend code), it would be good excercise. |
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Submitted by Radiant on 22 November 2006
| JackAsser: I can use the loader, not the bells and whistles. :-D But that's cool. Any way to compile it without the drive code part? |
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Submitted by JackAsser on 22 November 2006
| @Radiantx: FYI, the one loader you can use in your sleep has a call memdepack which simply depacks a chunk of memory and stores it on the destination address stated by the packed file. It handles both exomizer and pucrunch transparantly, depending how you configure the loader. Neato huh? :D |
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Submitted by Radiant on 22 November 2006
| Zzap69: They sure did, but after spending two hours of trying to get my head around depacking exomizer crunched data I just though "WTF" and went with the one loader I can use in my sleep, instead. :-) |
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Submitted by ZZAP69 on 21 November 2006
| Truly a pleasant surprise! I really loved some of the tunes. I like the outfit of this collection too. The logo saying "Oblique" is OK:ish and just to nag a little; didn´t all the 7 tunes room in just one file? |
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Submitted by Frantic on 20 November 2006
| Only been listening at a few tunes so far but I've already heard enough to say that this is very nice! Horray! Thumbs up for the scroller too! |
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Submitted by Xiny6581 on 16 November 2006
| Very nice one. I'm deep in love with "Floydean Release", it just blew my mind. Always nice to hear such a varry of songs. Keep the good work up! |
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Submitted by Jucke on 16 November 2006
| Way to go radiantX! Nice musicdemo with lots of unexpanded sideborder scrolltext to read while listening. I think the highlight was the last two tunes, 6 and 7. Vely vely good. |
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Submitted by T.M.R on 15 November 2006
| Yup, tune 7 is my favourite for sure... nice outfit, the automatic track advance is a very nice touch and i love the plotter too. =-) |
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Submitted by DRAX on 15 November 2006
| The outro tune is definately my favorite... I like those chords and that bass together... Excellent... And it is very easy to improvise a really good lead to those chords... |
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Submitted by DRAX on 15 November 2006
| This is really something special. There is a good nerve in the music and personality... And for some reason you got a genuine oldschool touch in your music that I like... Excellent compositions... I never get bored listening to this music... |
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Submitted by Tch on 15 November 2006
Yes,a very enjoyable piece of work! 8)
Good variety of musics, style+instruments-wize!
My favorite is "Circuit". 8D
As a bonus,you nailed the real scene-spirit in the beginning of the scroll. \o/ |
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Submitted by Sixx on 15 November 2006
| A nice and solid production! Thumbs up. |
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Submitted by CreaMD on 15 November 2006
| Yeah yeah. This is the dude I kinda miss in the sidcompo, if you ask me ;) I'll check this on real thing too and let you know how it feels. |
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Submitted by Scout on 15 November 2006
Nice & polished presentation.
The first beats of the openingtune had me hooked within seconds.
Also Car Crash Creator isn't your average conventional SID-tune. Thumbs up for that.
I'll check it out again @ home on the real thing before I cast my vote.
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Submitted by JackAsser on 15 November 2006
| Super nice Martin! And good work with the plots, nice that you actually "project" the shadow to a plane and not only some stupid y-offset. |
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Submitted by SIDWAVE on 15 November 2006
| Thumbs up! I really enjoyed the music! Car Crash Creator is a really weird tune! :-) Also nice with the party report. You can be very happy with this production!! |
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Submitted by Tao on 15 November 2006
| Personally I like everything except the font. I found the font downright ugly. |
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Submitted by Twoflower on 15 November 2006
| Wow, this looks really classic. Even the font looks classic. Got to check this out. |
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Submitted by Skate on 15 November 2006
| Very nice "I do everything myself" production. Collection outfit is cool and I liked some musics even they were not exactly my cup of tea. Automatic track skipping, fade-in, fade-outs and scroll text are some nice features. |
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Submitted by A3 on 15 November 2006
| I like this one. A long and enjoyable scroller to satisfy my urges. Most music held a quite nice standard too. Way to go Radiantx. |
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