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[Youtube] Thread: Error Cludge Workaround Edition
Milski
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Here's a place to post videos that isn't rendered nonfunctional by forum errors.
Don't be dumb about it.
Don't be dumb about it.
I ate an engineer
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So that's all well and good.. you know, nothing big, woke up an hour early and threw this on while half asleep. I read through the comments, and found one that talked about where all the identified samples were that made it up. Now, I love this aspect of things - where a sample has been chopped up and modified so much that you have no clue where it comes from, and when you do, your mind is blown as you learn about music you had no clue existed.
Then I noticed.. a 20 minute deconstruction video. Where an incredibly talented dude went through and reconstructed the songs using the original samples!
Damn... that is such a cool way to present the samples, even including why they work or how they found them in some cases.
Naturally, clicking a new recommended video leads to more of his work showing up. And so last night I watched the deconstruction of "Right Here, Right Now" by Fatboy Slim.
This one is insane. He talks about how he got Fatboy Slim himself, Norman Cook, on the livestream where he built this! And what's even more amazing, there are samples that are still unidentified because Norman can't remember where he sampled them from!
I love this kind of thing. It's like a call and response - an artist makes an incredibly cool song, and then others deconstruct it like a puzzle. I've seen it done with daft punk, and with a dude making songs using samples out of Garage Band.. but doing it like this, showing off the original recordings in full.. is just great. And deserves far more views than he's gotten so far.
Also he has a comically oversized mug, in a fun way.
Sketch title: YouTuber who doesn't like the same content as the algorithm.
It is really cool to see a lot of the samples further the theme of the album (overwatching tv). In that most of them are either from a tv show or talking about tv.
I love these sorts of challenges, and Hitman is a great game in which to do them.
Special shoutouts for the winner of the most creative solution starting at 30:07.
Steam: Chagrin LoL: Bonhomie
Jacques had...an interesting childhood. (And yet he wound up being a reporter for an NPR affiliate - go figure.)
Title: "what in the fresh hell is THIS, Makita?"
I had never even heard about a few of the 2D games.
https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197970666737/
on the one hand I get why he praised their ability to preserve the traditional MK aesthetic while still modernizing it
on the other hand the traditional MK aesthetic they worked so hard to preserve is "dogshit"
Chip-tunes are still pretty cool... 😎🆒🎶🎸🎵
I love how much Fountain still makes people pissed off.
new frame plus posts here???
edit: The thing that really got me about MK1 is Sindel, like she's still a comic character, but realistic without loosing the comic bits.
I dunno it must be a preference thing but I genuinely think its animations look better and more impactful than most of its peers. I guess it just depends on what you like
the designs are there but the animation/art just feel off
Acai, playing on a new Guitar, playing in YARG (Yet Another Rhythm Game), and playing the song Mildware. All while streaming to both Twitch and Youtube at the same time, and reacting to both chats.
For fucks sake, Microsoft
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
Compared to the stuff I used to find on the 360 XBOX store, there are ways this could have gone
~ Buckaroo Banzai
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