I recently decided to put my Voloco songs on tape. These are the songs I made with it this year and last year (though mostly this year). I found a blank cassette that I have, and I recorded the songs with my CRS 132 tape player and recorder. I didn't start with my recent song, because the first time I did that, when the tape was done, it was playing one of the songs from last year, but not my vary last one. Instead I started with the song The Summertime that I made back in July. Also, I noticed that the vocals were pretty loud. In fact, I didn't just record one take of this, it was multiple. In fact, in this tape I had my volume like at 1%, and the vocals were still choppy, depending on which song that was playing. Despite that problem, I hope you enjoy it anyway.
So, in a big archive pack of old games made by dragon apps there is that game called elevator, and this is probably the most atmosferic clip from it.
What do you think was that thing which attacked them? I'm really curious so write it in the comments, I read them all and respond even after a long time after uploading.
Warning, do not listen at night if you're easily disturbed.
One of the clips here inspired me to try this myself, that is replacing sounds.dat in psycho strike with the one from the gate since they use the same engine and encryption. Many files from psycho strike were missing, so it was totally unplayable lol. I wish I could somehow repack it and make a full the psycho gate experience just for fun.
So if anyone has an idea how to achieve that then hit me up on dm.
Listen to me going through the party level and struggling with errors popping one after another.
Enjoy!
This is a little rant about the shit going on this weekend, because Dane's TeemTalk server was hacked because of Dylan, and David lawless. He gave Dillin's friend a text file of all the user accounts on the server and now he fucked it up. Instead of telling us his problems with us, he does things the hard way.
Have you ever heard the comercials for that medicine called Eliquis and thought hey that sounds a lot like Eloquence? Well I did so I made this Comercial. When Eloquence talks I was going to speed it up but I wanted sighted people to be able to understand it as I am going to put it on Youtube at some point. The song I used was by Dan O'Connor (DanoSongs.com).
This was a song I made with Voloco back in May called Memories In Florida. I sing about the great times I've had down there, from my recent time to the past.
Hello, everyone!
We’re excited to present the second demo recording of content from the upcoming update.
This recording showcases the gameplay of one of the new game modes. In this mode, your task is to score goals by hitting the ball into the goal. The more goals you score, the higher your score will be.
After each goal, the target shifts to a different position along the horizontal axis.
You’ll need to aim for the goal without taking long pauses, as each successive goal increases your streak. This means that each subsequent goal earns you more points than the previous one.
The size of the playing field is limited by a bar at the top, which limits the ball’s movement.
The recording also demonstrates several effects applied to the goal.
The opportunity to activate an effect is accompanied by a special sound, along with a unique looping sound for each effect. Over time, the tone of the looping sound changes, letting you know that the activation window is about to close. To trigger an effect, you must hit the ball against the bar.
The recording showcases three effects: continuous movement of the goal, raising the goal upward and locking the goal in place.
That’s all for now, thank you for your attention.
The eBow is a handheld device that causes the string its placed above to vibrate indefinitely when held near a pickup. A few bum notes and serious difficulty crossing strings, but having fun nonetheless.
Here's a compilation of 3 recordings with broken google tts. Don't ask how it happened because I have no slightest idea. The last one is the most extreme, that's what happened when I clicked on listen to the example in tts settings. The first one is a broken US english, and the 2nd one is either chinese or japanese voice. Enjoy.
So, once I had a game boy and some cartridge with a sticker peeled off. The music sounded interesting so I've recorded it, but I wanna find the original module. Any idea which game that might be from? It was either gb or gbc, not sure about that. The sound and stereo field are rich enough it makes me suspect that is gbc.
From the invention of modems up until the V.34 standard (28.8kbps to 33.6kbps), nothing more than an analogue phone line between two modems was necessary for achieving communications. But starting with V.90 (the first official ITU 56k standard, predated only by unofficial, manufacturer developed standards such as X2 and K56 Flex), in order to achieve the higher download speeds, ISPs had to make use of digital ISDN phone lines, and special digital modems.
The telephone network has been digitally switched in many areas since at least the 1980s, and the compression methods used in such switching systems limits the theoretical maximum data rate of any modem conversation, so eliminating one of the two conversion steps of a normal analog -> digital -> analogue phone call by using a digital modem on the ISP (or BBS) side allowed for the faster 56k speeds.
To determine what kind of conditions they're dealing with in order to try to handshake 56k download,, V.90 and V.92 modems perform a procedure known as "Digital Impairment Learning". In layman's terms, the originating modem (the one in your PC), sends a request to the receiving digital modem (at your ISP), asking it to make a particular noise. The originating modem then listens to this noise to figure out what data, if any, is being clobbered by digital compression on the line, and to negotiate around these impairments, to establish a stable connection, at the cost, of course, of speed. Upload speeds are not affected by any of this, because your originating modem is on a normal analogue PSTN line (telephone modems never went above 33.6k upload to my knowledge).
Because the originating modem is free to choose what sound is played during DIL, different manufacturers used different sounds, and so they can be used to identify what type of modem someone used to make a connection. An upstanding citizen of the internet has graciously archived many of these, for your listening pleasure: https://goughlui.com/2016/05/03/project-the-definitive-collection-of-v-90v-92-modem-sounds/
This sound is a handshake from an Agere softmodem, and is my favourite DIL of the bunch. If you're crazy enough to have read this entire post, comment below which one is your favourite!
In this audio recording, I demonstrate The Casio CTK 7000 keyboard. It has a lot of great sounds to work with, which I show in this recording. It also has some cool styles of songs. You have the ability to record music with it, and it stors them in an SD card. If you wanna hear more demo songs of this thing, write that in the comments.
There's a roland phantom keyboard in our music building and they let me play it in the little office / computer room thing. The yearbook guy came in and took a picture while i was fucking with the loops or acompanyment or whatever then his friends who were there came in along with mr carter who's a coach or some shit but some kid idk who started rapping.
Hello everyone,
We present to you the first demo recording of the new Ball Bouncer update.
In this recording we show off 3 new skills and 2 new objects - an epically falling couch and a destructive toolbox. Maybe it turned out not too clear or expressive, but the mayhem you can cause with those new toys is clearly noticeable!
We hope you enjoyed the recording!
So before My serious shit comes out to play, Let's throw another one of my songs at thhings, and make a thing about a man and his toilet.
Make me a sammichh!
So this is an interesting one. I had my little helper write a song from the point of view of Window Eyes about how it felt about getting discontinued. Then someone introduced me to weights.gg and I found the Dectalk model, so now Paul actually gets to sing it.
A few years back I made this little thing that I'd sometimes use as a sign on. well? Here we are again. This time, larger than llife. With some assistance from a couple awesome sources, this is now possible! Eat this!