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Doctor Oakroot posted 08-13- 10:05 PM CT (US)
Hi Folks,
I've been enjoying playing various DMods. Sooner or later, I'll probably develop some myself.
In the mean time... I've been recording some game soundtrack music - just a few tracks done now, but more to come.
Please come check it out http://doctoroakroot.com/gamemusic . I'll be glad to make a special licensing deal (i.e. free for credit in the DMod) for DMod authors.
Thanks (and thanks for all the great DMods :D )
Dr O
joshriot posted 08-14- 11:22 AM CT (US)
in my oppinion you should make them as spooky as the last one was but maybe faster. keep up the good work.
Doctor Oakroot posted 08-15- 07:52 AM CT (US)
Thanks for the feedback. There will be some faster ones coming... and spooky is my middle name, lol
Wyndo posted 08-15- 10:12 AM CT (US)
D-Mods can play MP3's?
Beuc posted 08-15- 01:31 PM CT (US)
As far as I know, No.
But it seems you can make a wav from an MP3 using WinAmp (even if I didn't figured it out ;))
Or maybe this wasn't really the question?
Maybe you meant, what the point in putting heavy .wav in a DMod?...
Well, I should try to hear these musics first to reply again ;)
joshriot posted 08-15- 05:51 PM CT (US)
i use goldwave to convert mp3s to wavs, its free too it kicks ass
Kyle posted 08-16- 08:40 AM CT (US)
Well, you can always use wav's as music in your d-mod (as in Red Shield), but the size would grow by a few MB's per song, at least, if you want to keep the quality at a minimum standard.
Then again, I would still download the d-mod (ADSL connection) but I don't think many others will...
However, when Legend's Tale is finished, me and Tallis will probably release 3 versions : One with only the standard thingies, one with better sound and graphics and possibly even one with voice acting (not for dialog though...).
I think that's a good way to make sure everyone will get the most out of their connection.
Doctor Oakroot posted 08-18- 01:14 PM CT (US)

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D-Mods can play MP3's?
All the music on [url=http://doctoroakroot.com/gamemusic]my game music page[/url] is available as midi files. I'm just presenting is in mp3 because the mp3.com platform is already there and I market all my music for film/TV licensing there.
FF4LIFE posted 08-19- 12:39 AM CT (US)
I also use wavs as my music because when my friend makes them on his keyboard the midi is great, but in dink sucks ass. When i release the full version it will be on a cd, so i'm thinking about having the cd be an audio/info cd and using the play cd track command. Haven't messed around much with that to see how well it works, but i know wavs are great because you can loop them perfectly, unlike the annoying midis.

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Author	Topic: Greetings.
Doctor Oakroot	posted 08-13- 10:05 PM CT (US) Hi Folks, I've been enjoying playing various DMods. Sooner or later, I'll probably develop some myself. In the mean time... I've been recording some game soundtrack music - just a few tracks done now, but more to come. Please come check it out http://doctoroakroot.com/gamemusic . I'll be glad to make a special licensing deal (i.e. free for credit in the DMod) for DMod authors. Thanks (and thanks for all the great DMods :D ) Dr O
joshriot	posted 08-14- 11:22 AM CT (US) in my oppinion you should make them as spooky as the last one was but maybe faster. keep up the good work.
Doctor Oakroot	posted 08-15- 07:52 AM CT (US) Thanks for the feedback. There will be some faster ones coming... and spooky is my middle name, lol
Wyndo	posted 08-15- 10:12 AM CT (US) D-Mods can play MP3's?
Beuc	posted 08-15- 01:31 PM CT (US) As far as I know, No. But it seems you can make a wav from an MP3 using WinAmp (even if I didn't figured it out ;)) Or maybe this wasn't really the question? Maybe you meant, what the point in putting heavy .wav in a DMod?... Well, I should try to hear these musics first to reply again ;)
joshriot	posted 08-15- 05:51 PM CT (US) i use goldwave to convert mp3s to wavs, its free too it kicks ass
Kyle	posted 08-16- 08:40 AM CT (US) Well, you can always use wav's as music in your d-mod (as in Red Shield), but the size would grow by a few MB's per song, at least, if you want to keep the quality at a minimum standard. Then again, I would still download the d-mod (ADSL connection) but I don't think many others will... However, when Legend's Tale is finished, me and Tallis will probably release 3 versions : One with only the standard thingies, one with better sound and graphics and possibly even one with voice acting (not for dialog though...). I think that's a good way to make sure everyone will get the most out of their connection.
Doctor Oakroot	posted 08-18- 01:14 PM CT (US) quote: D-Mods can play MP3's? All the music on [url=http://doctoroakroot.com/gamemusic]my game music page[/url] is available as midi files. I'm just presenting is in mp3 because the mp3.com platform is already there and I market all my music for film/TV licensing there.
FF4LIFE	posted 08-19- 12:39 AM CT (US) I also use wavs as my music because when my friend makes them on his keyboard the midi is great, but in dink sucks ass. When i release the full version it will be on a cd, so i'm thinking about having the cd be an audio/info cd and using the play cd track command. Haven't messed around much with that to see how well it works, but i know wavs are great because you can loop them perfectly, unlike the annoying midis.