14 Oct
2012
14 Oct
'12
12:46 a.m.
On Sun, October 14, 2012 5:50 am, David Olofson wrote:
--
Patrick Shirkey
Boost Hardware Ltd
On Friday 12 October 2012, at 18.24.36, Dan MacDonald
<allcoms(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
That''s preety damn tight!
"Title Song" is verging on dubstep. Pretty clever angle.
Make sure you share these tracks on the soundcloud linux group so people
listening to the stream get to hear them.
http://soundcloud.com/groups/linux
In case it's not obvious, you have to click the "share" button for each
track not just join the group :-)
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 4:19 PM, David Olofson
<david(a)olofson.net>
wrote:
Thanks! Been working hard on that. ;-D
Seriously, I was planning on using a MIDI sequencer for the music part
(done
that in the past) - but it's like the ever so slight improvement on the
recording/editing part doesn't make up for all the overhead.
Also, it turned out typing note numbers and code is not as cumbersome as
it
may seem at first. I guess one needs to be able to "hear" things before
playing them to some extent, but it works ok for me at least. After all,
many
of the C64 legends used similar methods, and typing music in as MML was
apparently the way it was generally done for arcade games in Japan. And of
course, once upon a time, people used paper...! ;-)
On Friday 12 October 2012, at 10.27.39, Nils Gey
<list(a)nilsgey.de>
wrote:
[...]
Kobo
make more music
make it public
make other people want to use the same tools as you
[...]
On that note, some stuff I've done for one of my current projects, II;
chip themed music and sound effects:
http://soundcloud.com/david-olofson
Cool stuff David - even cooler that it was created in Kate with your own
custom synth! Well done - you've maxed out your music geek points! ;) I'll have to try Kobo II as it looks like
fun. Was Namco's Assault an
inspiration?
Well, it's still just a playable tech demo, but I'm hoping it can
entertain
for a moment already. :-)
It wasn't strictly inspired by any single game, though it obviously has
some
of the core logic ideas from Kobo Deluxe/XKobo. (Bases constructed out of
modules in Campaign Mode at least...) I'm basically aiming for a bit of
FPS
feel in a top-down 2D shooter setting.
Planning on maps a bit like those in Assault as well! In the current
Campaign
Mode you start taking out bases at high altitude, and the idea is that you
get
closer and closer to the ground, finishing the area by taking out bases
and
vehicles on the ground. Might go underground in some cases as well; caves
and
massive underground complexes.
Through listening to your tracks I discovered
Martin Walker writes for
and
runs the SoS forums now - I had no idea!
Cool! Didn't know that either, actually - but it seems like he's trying to
forget about the C64 days. I can understand that, but still... :-/
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