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▲ 1 r/MusicFeedback

Trust the wait its gonna drop at the end. More video game kinda stuff, what yall think of the patches and mixing?

really hope yall enjoy lmao

u/Logsarecool10101 — 5 days ago
▲ 6 r/findmeme+1 crossposts

Anyone know the original non compressed pic of this without the red circle and arrow

u/Logsarecool10101 — 13 days ago
▲ 1 r/MusicFeedback

Didn't mean for it to sound like a video game soundtrack but I just rolled with it, be as harsh as possible please. Also does the mixing suck as much as I think it does?

u/Logsarecool10101 — 23 days ago
▲ 11 r/mixingmastering

(Earth Wind & Fire: Fall In Love With Me, Turn It Into Something Good) How does Earth, Wind, & Fire achieve this floaty sound without it sounding too muddled?

In their later albums, it kinda sounds like they add a ton of reverb and delay, but it doesn't seem like audio quality is degraded too much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm7d50z-sjs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwksHC98Cqc&list=RDRwksHC98Cqc&start_radio=1

Whenever I try something similar, it just completely messes up the mix. I don't have a good ear for this kinda stuff, so maybe I'm completely wrong about all this lol

u/Logsarecool10101 — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/MusicFeedback

Electronic, some people say my music sounds like video game music so I've kinda accepted that lol. I feel like I can do a lot more with this instrumental, lmk what sounds outta place or whatever

u/Logsarecool10101 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/chiptunes

Is this how older systems made music?

I'm trying to create music in the style of some older consoles, and I wanna check if my info is correct. Lmk if anything is wrong or if I should post this somewhere else:

Atari 2600

  • One noise channel, one sound channel
  • Both can be tuned through a wide range, although it doesn't follow the standard 12 TET scale

NES

  • Two square channels, one triangle, one noise, one sample
  • Squares had 12.5, 25, and 50% duties which can be altered at any time
  • Sample track was rarely used, and only up to a 7-bit short sample
  • Square, triangle, and noise channel could be tuned to many ranges, vibrato, etc
  • Triangle volume was static

SNES

  • 8 tracks, all samples
  • Still had to be compressed, extent of compression is unknown
  • Didn't utilize waveform sounds
  • Samples could be looped, panned, anything else?

N64

  • Unlimited amount of sample tracks
  • Compression of samples unknown
  • Reverb, delay??? without need of a backing channel

Gamecube

  • Some games used audio files for songs, but MIDI was mostly used
  • Practically no limitations, especially with a larger disc
  • Capable of outputting many audio effects

I'm probably wrong about a lot of this and I'll edit it as I gain new info for myself and anyone else who might need it

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u/Logsarecool10101 — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/Unity2D

How could I program an object to move in this shape, like a sine wave? I also want it to work in any rotation, I can't find any info about this online

u/Logsarecool10101 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/vscode

Why does VS Code only show a random recommendation after the period instead of anything relevant? I'm completely new to programming, but I've been trying to fix this for hours and nothing has worked.

u/Logsarecool10101 — 3 months ago
▲ 0 r/AskProgramming

How hard would it be for me to pick up programming [READ BODY]

I'm sure this question is asked several times a week, but I think I have a special situation.

A while ago, I was somewhat skilled in block coding and could program anything I wanted with it. In my eyes, this means I understand the logic aspects of coding. However, I don't know how to program when the logic isn't clearly labeled and given to me. How difficult would it be to transition between the two, and where should I begin? I've got a lot of spare time in the next couple of months

My main focus is coding in game development

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u/Logsarecool10101 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/musictheory

How to hear the difference between I-ii6-V and I-IV-V?

I can't hear it with the bass since they're the same, any help? There's gonna be some dictation questions on an upcoming AP test

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u/Logsarecool10101 — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/musictheory

For the life of me, I cannot detect these intervals correctly when I hear them in melodic dictation. Share your best ways or songs to remember them!

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u/Logsarecool10101 — 4 months ago