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When I read this topic name, I thought about real gravity failing  XP
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Don't forget the lobster roll
http://ourl.ca/10402

I tried that with CD-ROM once. (Burn teh CD process) It ruined my frying pan though.

Well, I had this experience once, and I just wanted to share

One time, I was bored, so I raised EVERYTHING in nover fully.
It worked for good few seconds with gbc4nspire, but then, it crashed and something awesome(?) happened.
Well, half of my stuffs were semi-wiped out. Technically, they went invisible. O.o
When I deleted the folders (with invisible stuffs) and reset the calc, it came back like a ghost!
The only way to fix it was to re-install OS (Thank god I had a copy of OS 3.1)
So, moral: Don't overclock more than you're supposed to

hmm maybe this should be moved to humor or something.

i believe one zip for each.

Quote from: yeongJIN_COOL on July 31, 2012, 09:41:08 am

Well what I use to make music is MuseScore because I'm more familiar with notations and whatnot. After MuseScore, I save it as midi and convert to mp3 with Direct MP3 Converter since it has awesome soundfont.

While I've been playing around with musescore I found this soundfont http://www.musescore.org/download/fluid-soundfont.tar.gz
With it and .ogg exporting i never have to export it out of musescore for rendering.

Also I still dont get how chord progression works with solo parts. I see how it works with parts that can play multiple notes at once(I think) but how does it work when the instrument can only play one note at a time?

There's a 4 squares with different colors in the top menu somewhere. That's the one you're looking for. You'll realize that when you first edit stuff, your line is blue. If you click the squares, it changes color, which means different chords.