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But I never do that on the same day as when I finished writing, as it's a weirdly draining thing to do, so I need to be a bit more high energy. At that point it's ready for voice over, which usually takes me about an hour. After I'm done playing though, I can figure out the general structure of a video in about a day, and then I'll finish the script a day or so after (proof reading, fixing typos, making sure the sentences flow well & that I dont reuse certain words too often), which usually takes about 3 to 4 hours depending on how long the video is. So how long it takes for me to write a script depends on how long the game is, usually.

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Just anything I think of while playing, I write down, and figure out how to better say that and where, after the fact. I also write most of the script while playing the game. Like, I can get a few ideas, write them down, and then not come back to the potential script for weeks. It's even kinda hard to say when a project really 'starts'. It's hard for me to say really, as I tend to work on multiple projects at once. shit has this really rustic old hiphop type of sound to it. Lately ive been messing around a lot with the drum sounds of the sp1200. i did for the album 3th heaven, because the idea behind that project was that i wanted to do more with certain songs i loved then just passively consume them. the zero-g datafiles, some of spectrasonic's stuff, and a korg wavestation (which i use in most songs ive done ever tbh i really dig that thing), stuff like that.īut then for other albums i've used all kinds of stuff like video game sound fonts, the shittiest cheapest vsts i can find, and even the default instruments that come with fl studio.Īs far as sampling from actual songs, i dont really tend to do that a whole lot. i really wanted to go for that typical sound of electronic music (and per extension some video game soundtracks) of the time.

positive yellow was made only with vst synths and sample packs use in the 90s.

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I did have to pay for the games an memory cards obviously,all in for everything in that picture it cost me £3 i think it was.i have had other things off her since then like 2 sealed in box blue official ps2 controllers for £2 each.Fl studio 10, and it really depends on the song or the album. I freed everything up put it back together and it worked perfectly,even the official sony lcd screen.being honest i went back to the shop and told the woman and asked how much she wanted for it (expecting to pay about £5 at most) but she said a deal is a deal and didn't want anything more.needless to say i go there every week now to look around and she greets me by my first name :) I took it home and tried to look up a youtube video of how take it apart just to be sure of what i was doing,i couldn't find one only for the original shape ps1's.i gave it a go anyway and it turned out the open mechanism is all plastic parts and someone must have pushed too hard making it jam up. I got it from a second hand shop that does house clearance in my local town,it didn't come with any pads but i have quite a few ps2 pads so i wasn't bothered.the only problem was the lid wouldn't shut so it wasn't tested,i asked the lady how much and she said i could take it,if i could fix it i keep it if it was broke i had to dispose of it. I picked this up about a year ago,photobucket won't show the date i uploaded the pic to be sure.