What I don't get...
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What I don't get...
Since I consider Trespasser as being the greatest licensed game ever made, I am puzzled by a few things.
1: Since Trespasser ties in with TLW, why was none of TLW's soundtrack used?
2: What instrument/s did Bill Brown use?
1: Since Trespasser ties in with TLW, why was none of TLW's soundtrack used?
2: What instrument/s did Bill Brown use?
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You really can't answer that for yourself? DWI has a very limited license to use JP things, I don't recall exactly what it included but that's the reason you don't see more direct JP references and such in the game.JPFan95 wrote:1: Since Trespasser ties in with TLW, why was none of TLW's soundtrack used?
Synth.2: What instrument/s did Bill Brown use?

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"Well, as long as you're under there, you can check the breakers," Thorne said. ... "There's a box right behind the front bumper. Over on the left."
"I see it." [said Sarah]
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"No, Doc. I'm soaking wet, lying in the damn mud."
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Draconisaurus wrote:Synth.You'll have to hope there's a synth composer around here can answer that more specifically..

He uses synth, as Draco said. Synth is basically recordings of individual instruments and then composed into a piece of music. Call it advanced MIDI if you will. If the composer is skilled, like Mr Brown is, he can make it sound like a live orchestra.JPFan95 wrote:2: What instrument/s did Bill Brown use?


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Ok. By the way, nobody reads my posts anymore...
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It's called Tracking not MIDI since MIDI is just a protocol to send musical messages and the instruments play after them ( mostly electronic but it's also possible to control real hammers in a piano ). Tracking on the other hand takes sound samples and plays them at different frequencies to simulate music. I don't know though if he used a Tracker or a MIDI arrangement. I would though opt for Tracking since it is less expensive and easier to pull off than setting up instruments and record them ( quite some work but worth it if done right ).
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eh? if no-one read them no-one would answer your questions here...Ok. By the way, nobody reads my posts anymore...
if we're gonna have a debate about this I'm calling in "magpie fabric" wherever he's got to these days... last time I saw him he wandered off with some drums to work on some non-synth stuffs for DPDragonlord wrote:It's called Tracking not MIDI since MIDI is just a protocol to send musical messages and the instruments play after them ( mostly electronic but it's also possible to control real hammers in a piano ). Tracking on the other hand takes sound samples and plays them at different frequencies to simulate music. I don't know though if he used a Tracker or a MIDI arrangement. I would though opt for Tracking since it is less expensive and easier to pull off than setting up instruments and record them ( quite some work but worth it if done right ).
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Ok, then how many of you know anything about my upcoming Trespasser fanfic? 

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Have we now already reached the teletubbies level of conversation or has this been a failed attempt at being funny? <.=.<Shadow Wolf wrote:eh? if no-one read them no-one would answer your questions here...Ok. By the way, nobody reads my posts anymore...if we're gonna have a debate about this I'm calling in "magpie fabric" wherever he's got to these days... last time I saw him he wandered off with some drums to work on some non-synth stuffs for DPDragonlord wrote:It's called Tracking not MIDI since MIDI is just a protocol to send musical messages and the instruments play after them ( mostly electronic but it's also possible to control real hammers in a piano ). Tracking on the other hand takes sound samples and plays them at different frequencies to simulate music. I don't know though if he used a Tracker or a MIDI arrangement. I would though opt for Tracking since it is less expensive and easier to pull off than setting up instruments and record them ( quite some work but worth it if done right ).
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JPFan95 wrote:Ok. By the way, nobody reads my posts anymore...
Don't worry about it mate.JPFan95 wrote:Ok, then how many of you know anything about my upcoming Trespasser fanfic?

Yeah, but most people know what MIDI is, that's why I used it as an example.Dragonlord wrote:It's called Tracking not MIDI since MIDI is just a protocol to send musical messages and the instruments play after them ( mostly electronic but it's also possible to control real hammers in a piano ). Tracking on the other hand takes sound samples and plays them at different frequencies to simulate music. I don't know though if he used a Tracker or a MIDI arrangement. I would though opt for Tracking since it is less expensive and easier to pull off than setting up instruments and record them ( quite some work but worth it if done right ).



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he just knows a hell of a lot more about it than me, he creates midis and Matt ochestrates them, tbh you could try being a little nicer sometimes man... life's too short to always be irritable (especially if you live like me...)Have we now already reached the teletubbies level of conversation or has this been a failed attempt at being funny? <.=.<if we're gonna have a debate about this I'm calling in "magpie fabric" wherever he's got to these days... last time I saw him he wandered off with some drums to work on some non-synth stuffs for DP
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To say it with Smith's words: "I'm just react allergic to bullshit"Shadow Wolf wrote:he just knows a hell of a lot more about it than me, he creates midis and Matt ochestrates them, tbh you could try being a little nicer sometimes man... life's too short to always be irritable (especially if you live like me...)Have we now already reached the teletubbies level of conversation or has this been a failed attempt at being funny? <.=.<if we're gonna have a debate about this I'm calling in "magpie fabric" wherever he's got to these days... last time I saw him he wandered off with some drums to work on some non-synth stuffs for DP

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that wasn't his exact quote, and what bullshit? I merely stated a fact that I would call in an expert to assist my understanding of what you're on about... I see no futher purpose in this discussion...Dragonlord wrote:To say it with Smith's words: "I'm just react allergic to bullshit"
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The reason for the not exact quote is simply that I watched the movie in German so I can only "guess" how the proper wording is in English but the sense is the same. You should though maybe learn once that posting garbage posts which server only the purpose to mock somebody tend to provoke hostile reactions. You could have stated the opinion of yours also in a friendly way. Just a little tip for future conversations.
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mock? I don't see that I've mocked anyone, and also I thought I was fairly polite compared to some posts made by certain members (additionally I don't see it as a "garbage post" just a non essential one)Dragonlord wrote:The reason for the not exact quote is simply that I watched the movie in German so I can only "guess" how the proper wording is in English but the sense is the same. You should though maybe learn once that posting garbage posts which server only the purpose to mock somebody tend to provoke hostile reactions. You could have stated the opinion of yours also in a friendly way. Just a little tip for future conversations.
this discussion is off topic and should either be ended or continued in PM... does anyone have anything CONSTRUCTIVE to add to the thread?
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About the fanfic... I would read the fanfics but I'm a slow reader generally and don't have time to read that much.
Got work to go to and JPDS to finish... maybe after JPDS I will read the fanfics and those Hammond Memoir things. 


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"Well, as long as you're under there, you can check the breakers," Thorne said. ... "There's a box right behind the front bumper. Over on the left."
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"No, Doc. I'm soaking wet, lying in the damn mud."
~Michael Crichton
"Well, as long as you're under there, you can check the breakers," Thorne said. ... "There's a box right behind the front bumper. Over on the left."
"I see it." [said Sarah]
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"The box is in backward. Flip all the switches the other way. Are you dry?"
"No, Doc. I'm soaking wet, lying in the damn mud."
~Michael Crichton