just do what sounds good to you. depending on what kind of music you're making, you might use a different set of instruments than another form of music, but it's all the same. in a lot of videos i've seen for beat making, people tend to lay down the bass and drums before cymbals/hihats. that way you don't have to think about it like you were sitting in front of a drum kit, and you don't have to play it all at once. loop the beat and fiddle with it, and enjoy.
do you have any input devices? (keyboards, samplers, etc)
i'm partial to fl studio, myself. 
random screwing around is fun.
random screwing around is fun.
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why would you want that? all he does is bitch at us for being ingrates.
simpsons hit and run was nothing more than a crazy taxi clone.
Does anyone find it funny that Hamilton said to Massa "don't touch me", and everyone is eating it up, but if a fan grabbed him and he said that, the media would turn and make him look like some devil worshipper...
so after a year of harping about the atrix, i finally decided to walk into a tbooth and check it out. and then i bought it. 
so here's a bunch of screenshots. the youtube one is blacked out, because of how ddms takes screenshots, but it plays back quite well, very crisp.
so here's a bunch of screenshots. the youtube one is blacked out, because of how ddms takes screenshots, but it plays back quite well, very crisp.
if you have a intel/realtek sound card, do you have two output mixers in the volume control? (some do, some don't) if you have two, you could turn them both up to see if that helps...
from what I read a few months back, SID's don't mean anything anymore. in the past, if two computers had the same SID, it would cause problems with AD and programs that use AD.
i think the reason they recommend you use sysprep is so you get the setup stuff on first boot, so you can set the host name and whatnot. if you use a ghost image, you could run into problems like static ip and host name conflicts.
i think the reason they recommend you use sysprep is so you get the setup stuff on first boot, so you can set the host name and whatnot. if you use a ghost image, you could run into problems like static ip and host name conflicts.
that's why your FPS has dropped. but your TV also lowers your max FPS as well.
does that include the 6 months he took off for moving? z28 to now is roughly 21 months.
i'm not going to sit here and badmouth scawen completely, he did make some noticeable improvements in that time, but we're still no closer to s3 than we were in december 2008.
if s3 is ready for all these game conventions we've seen it at in the past, i don't see why it's not ready for us. but that's just me.
did you just connect to it, and did you let people pass the split markers, or the start/finish line?
before they added it, you had to use an outside program like nvclock, nvtune, powerstrip, or rivatuner.
i see you already solved it, but i had a question/memory refresher... don't you need to enable coolbits to change the fan speed, like you do with the gpu/memory clocks?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Genuine_Advantage
okay, so it might not be true for IE anymore, but WMP and MSE still require it.
scratched or lost disks is at the top of my reason list... i've done it before too. and it doesn't help when manufacturers only give you a restore cd (or give you a blank disc and the software to make the restore cd, talk about laziness), instead of a windows cd like they used to.
cracking WGA prevents you from installing a whole slew of stuff, including new versions of internet explorer, windows media player, and microsoft security essentials.
could it be possible someone thefted your windows key? you could phone them up and get a new key perhaps...
yes, those map changes screw things up a bit, imo.
is it just me, or has not much changed in terms of gameplay? so what if they change up textures or guns, it's still the same game... i'd rather still be playing 1.6, if it weren't for the fact that the netcode went to shit after they ditched WON, and if people still played 1.6...
i didn't like the changes to the maps in CSCZ or CSS either. call me old fashioned, i guess.
my couch must also be earthquake proof, because i didn't feel it either. people in toronto said they felt it though. i've talked to a few people in my city and they said they didn't notice it either...
some people were saying they were told to evacuate their buildings, but here's the funny thing about that... if the building falls on you, you're just as boned, if not worse off, than staying inside.
some people were saying they were told to evacuate their buildings, but here's the funny thing about that... if the building falls on you, you're just as boned, if not worse off, than staying inside.
diesels are dirty pigs though, step on the gas and thick black smoke comes out.
i would say it's crap. people are going to drive the way they want to, anyways...
when you say power socket, are you referring to the power input port on the laptop itself? or are you referring to the power pack itself? sometimes changing that port can be a hassle which requires the tech to strip the laptop down to basically nothing.
i'd take it back to him and make him fix it. either the drive isn't plugged in properly, it's dying, or someone/thing changed the boot order or the boot sector.
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