Also I decided to update the spreadsheet I had with the new compilations Omnidance 2002-2012. I also left the original album info (Destiny Knight, AITS) in there as well. It's still a work in progress as I'm still missing extended info for some of the tracks, but the names and track numbers are all there
Hmm very nice, seems to have shifted to another key as well. I like how your remixes show great variety with the same melody. This one's more light and airy.
In that case, I have the saved webpage with the post from Feb 23, 2009? For some reason I saved it as a .mht web page file. I put the text of the post in the spoiler below as well. Most of the track names are similar to listed above, though some covers have the old names. What the post does have is details of the cancelled Omnidance 3, and DJ Omnimaga's Trance Mix.
Here are my albums. Keep in mind that only finished tracks are included in these and that some tracks were on multiple albums so there might seems to be more than I did, but in fact I did about 90-95 songs in total:
Released track, Music series Unreleased track, Music series Unreleased track, not created with Music softwares but partially composed with them. This applies mostly to remixes Released track, not created with Music softwares but partially composed with them. This applies mostly to remixes Released track, not composed with Music softwares
Albums in italics are unfinished albums, but tracks in red and black are alerady released Omnidance - 2003 SIDE A 1 - Dancing Legend - 2002 2 - Neo - 2002 3 - Trita Trance - 2002 4 - Chrono Breaks - 2002 5 - Neo (Trance Remix) - 2002 6 - Techno Strike - 2002 7 - Space Dance - 2003 SIDE B 1 - Final battle - 2002 2 - New Beginning - 2002 3 - Demon Crest LV1 Theme (2002 Techno Remix) - 2002 4 - Star Knight - 2003 5 - Ultimate End (2003 Remix) - 2003 6 - Moon Knight - 2003 7 - Revenge - 2003
Omnidance 2 - 2003 SIDE A 1 - The Last Time You'll Rock - 2003 2 - Techno Strike (Rhythm Is A Dancer Remix) - 2003 3 - Firestorm - 2003 4 - Neo (Dance Remix) - 2003 5 - Sky Mage Melody - 2003 6 - The Summer Trance - 2003 7 - The Chemist - 2003 SIDE B 1 - Ultimate End - 2002 2 - Ritual Of The House - 2003 3 - Indra And Shiva (10 Minutes Long Version) - 2003 4 - S.O.S - 2003 5 - S.O.S Hardcore - 2003 6 - Other World - 2003
Omnidance 3 - Cancelled in 2004 SIDE A 1 - Ace Of Base - Wheel Of Fortune (Rave Remix) - 2003 2 - The Winter Trance - 2004 3 - Techno Revolution - 2004
DJ Omnimaga's Trance Mix - 2007 1 - The Winter Trance 2 - The Summr Trance 3 - Firestorm (Trance Remix) 4 - Ultimate End 5 - New Beginning 6 - Final Fantasy VI Terra Theme (Trance Remix) 7 - Cirque Du Soleil - Alegr
Ah ok. I was gonna suggest a topic merge, but then your post would be far into the topic and hard to find >.<. I had a list of everything I made somewhere that I made myself in 2009 but it was on another site and the post was lost due to database corruption. As for the correct info here is it:
The post in 2009 on the other site, did it happen to be on TIMGUL? I think I have a saved webpage of that somewhere in my files...
Also, yes I had made a topic that DJ Omnimaga mentioned, in which we listed some things, as well as a spreadsheet. I remember asking about the Destiny Knight album full song listing as I was missing that information back then.
Muaha that topic title certainly caught my attention. (Considering the price of Microsoft Office and Windows) What concerns me is the forlorn attitude I read in some articles coming from Notch. Something like him abandoning all his future projects as soon as they started getting big. Several heads at Mojang are leaving
Yes, at least for the cassette tape players I have at home the playback will slow down or change pitch if you press the buttons hard enough. I had a bit of fun with that as a kid with my mum saying that I was damaging the tape.
Though I'm wondering how the pressing button sounds you get from pressing the play button are not recorded into the song as well?
Fetching documentation (Ctrl+Q) does not retrieve from inspired-lua wiki (Unless the wiki page has no info?)
That used to work... I'll take a look at what changed/broke.
Ah I just realised. It seems to fetch from internal documentation (within Kahlua/Lua or similar). There is a button (up arrow) called External documentation, that when I clicked it, led me to the corresponding wiki page.
I tried this again, a year later with IntelliJ 13.1.4 and the process seems to be even more convoluted than before. IntelliJ itself has seemed to turn more Eclipse like focusing on Java and stuff.
I had to restart after installing the Lua plugin. Then after adding the nspireLua API library. It wouldn't detect auto-complete when I tried to type "function on." However it seemed to work for "timer", and other single words. Fetching documentation (Ctrl+Q) does not retrieve from inspired-lua wiki (Unless the wiki page has no info?)
I tried messing around with module and plugin settings but I don't know what I am doing, even after now I have some experience with IDEs such as Eclipse.
Normally they join around 14-16 but we sometimes get 12-13 years old members too as well as adult ones who programmed calcs for ages before joining or older people in their 40s who are just interested in old school hardware. People who join past 14 usually stay until they start college and turn 18 and the 12-13 years old members usually stay for less than 6 months since at this age they have a much shorter attention span.
That sounds about right. I guess it starts going into high school where students get graphical calculators and begin programming, and they might join some forums along the way.
I haven't posted much in the last year, and at one point just forgot about calculators, but I have a secret project that I've recently resumed on.
Nevertheless, Omnimaga and other calc sites fill a niche of calculator development that is really unique and I hope it continues to live for many years to come. Because for me, and possibly for many others, calculator programming taught me the basic constructs of programming in general.
The introductory paragraph on Wikipedia seems kind of informal, but overall the page is a good start. Follow something similar to the Cemetech page article and it should be fine.
6284: When you have a good look at the website for the first time in a month, you scroll down to the footer and discover that the website now runs on SMF 2.0. 6285: You pick out all the things that have changed, and all the things that have disappeared (Arcade, profile stats month-by-month, individual post ratings...)
I managed to get a few highscores and trophies (also a few clean sweeps too). It's sad to see the arcade go, I didn't know it had been removed more than 2 months ago.
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