Age/Gender: 20, Male
Location: Cali... I think...
Blurb? eh me no understand. But I get the About You part so.. I'm just a low life guy who needs a job. My favorite pass times are making music, riding my bike, playing games, and surfing the internet for cool and funny flashes!. xD peace xD
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Whistle Status: Normal
Exp. Points: 90 / 100
Exp. Rank #: 250,086
Voting Pow.: 3.39 votes
BBS Posts: 0 (0 per day)
Flash Reviews: 29
Music Reviews: 8
Trophies: 0
Stickers: 0
Latest Flash Reviews
I always loved your animations, and now you have added the icing to the cake. :D
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Can't wait for the sequel!! That was really cool ending.
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I beat the 15th floor and was ready to make some upgrades when I noticed that I had finished :( I actually thought that there was suppose to be one more floor on the very top... guess not though.
Great game none-the-less.
xD Peace xD
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Latest Audio Reviews
The last two guys are right. This is basically the piano, drums, and 3xOsc of Blake's song "Hanging On"
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Was looking some music then saw cave story and decided to see who it was. How nostalgic, very nice. Did you use a piano outside of the computer? And what program do you use??
xD peace xD
Author's Response:
Heh, I know you too!
Unlike a lot of people, I don't use a computer program to make my music. I do it the old fashion way: Playing it on a MIDI keyboard. Now, to record, I use my dad's HUGE recording system, put it on a CD, convert the .cda file to .mp3, the post it here. It's a good amount of work, But it's pretty worth it.
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After some thought this made me think this would make a good forest/small town theme for a game :P Just would have to find a way to loop it.
Faved! :D
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