Topic: Descent Game14.mid & Game15.mid

[Sidhe Priest]

Same as usual, XMPlay+BASSMIDI+Silverspring.

Game14.mid:

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[Sidhe Priest]

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[Sidhe Priest]

Can you hear the choir in Game15.mid? Here it plays, though it's kinda subtle.

[Kaiaatzl]

Same as usual, XMPlay+BASSMIDI+Silverspring.

Game14.mid:

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OMG AWESOME!  That sounds epicer than epic epicness!
Game15 is awesome too (and I can hear the choir).  Silverspring makes them sound orchestrated (and that's why I'm into these mixes).

[Sidhe Priest]

What's your soundcard?

[Scyphi]

I couldn't recall hearing a choir on my end, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there; I had it playing while I continued web-surfing, so my whole attention wasn't 100% focused on it.

But they both sound good, nonetheless. Not my favorite songs, though.

[Kaiaatzl]

Generic microsoft laptop soundcard... 
I want more, but we can't afford a desktop computer at the moment, so.. 

[Sidhe Priest]

Roland UA-1G here. Which isn't that expensive, hint, hint... And has a wonderful sound. It's a USB 2 sound interface, 96/24.

[Kaiaatzl]

Maybe I could buy it.  But I can't use it without a desktop computer.

And having a desktop computer that all 5 inhabitants of this house can use would have its own problems when trying to write music on it (problems like -- other people needing the computer!)

BTW I'll probably be using Silverspring a lot on my first commercial game soundtrack :O.  So I'll try to get you into the special thanks section in the credits.

You wouldn't happen to be able to record the rest of the D1 soundtrack on Silverspring would you?  And maybe do game06 with less reverb -- the decay on this reverb is so long the song gets really dissonant when it doesn't have to be.

[Sidhe Priest]

Maybe I could buy it.  But I can't use it without a desktop computer.

Yes you can. It's USB.

Roland UA-1G.