I've only just found this forum... how lame is that? :D
Glad to hear such great work being done!!!
Keep it up guys... ;D
Tim.
aka CoLD SToRAGE
www.coldstorage.org.uk (http://www.coldstorage.org.uk)
[ Designer / ex. Creative Director @ Jester Interactive ]
Now making new eJay toys for Empire Interactive.
Hey, CoLD! I thought I recognised that name from somewhere*! (unless you've nicked it from the original guy, which I hope you haven't ;P)
(*as in, I've recognised the name across the internets after scurrying around for, um... various stuffs)
Body In Motion was one of my favourite tunes for a long time, I still have the WipEout soundtracks on my iPod!
Are you still writing tunes?
It`d be cool to hear some you`ve made with Music if you have any?
I remember listening to some Wipeout tracks on Youtube, pretty nice stuff.
Nice to see you here btw :)
On my behalf I'd like to personally thank you for creating the most influential program I've ever used. It has without a doubt changed my life. What we are all doing on TIMGUL with your "baby" I think is astounding. We're always pushing it to the limits of creativity. We'll be using MUSIC GENERATOR forever.
Thanks again!
- Rob .:.DJ Droppin.:., Bass Launch
hello-i'm casper i'm from oklahoma city-i'm pretty poor and have had emotional probs my whole life-when i was a teen i had few friends and was always listening to electronic music on my walkman,dreaming of being something more if i could survive hating myself for various reasons.i started music on various cheap casios i got from pawn shops rigged to boom boxes and a crappy mixer-then i got ur program and a ps and it opened my mind.literally your program has saved me from suicide and given me a purpose.ty now am using jeskola buzz tracker but i still have mtv music gen in my ps-it's gold plz remake this so u can use the same interface with virtual synth modules keep up your genius and ty for your gift
charles"casper" patterson
Name's Billy...been making music with my wife Dana & our friend Raymond for 8 1/2 years now. I've been using MG2 religiously the whole time. I've tried using other programs, but for me MG2 is where it's at.
I love how MG2 is deceptively simple to use, yet I'm still finding new ways to come up with sounds all of the time.
Thanks guys... truly heart warming comments. :)
It's been a while since I've done anything meaningful on MUSIC 2000 or MTVMG2.
I may very well kick my son off the PS2 and fire them up to see what happens!
Once again, I'm glad to see there's life in the old dog yet and you guys are still getting great sounds from the PlayStation One or PS2.
Coincidentally, I found a copy of Slinky MUISC for PC last week which I didn't even know I had any longer... should try installing that too. :)
Take it easy!
C.S.
That'd be cool!
You really did an outstanding job with it. One of the things that's cool is that so many different genres of music can be made with these programs. You have your standard dance type deal, but you can also make more experimental stuff, like what we do, or you can do Brian Eno-ish recordings, or basically what ever you feel. I've tried using other programs but for my money you can't beat MG1 & MG2.
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Holy crow, THE CoLD SToRAGE?! I still have the original Wipeout soundtrack around here somewhere. Need to dig it out sometime. Amazing stuff, man!