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Re: My first Chip Tune for 18 years by Mark Knight [TDK]
[January 28, 2012, 12:00:45 AM]
Re: My first Chip Tune for 18 years by Bexta[AFY]
[January 20, 2012, 04:05:30 AM]
Re: My first Chip Tune for 18 years by Bexta[AFY]
[January 20, 2012, 12:31:08 AM]
Re: My first Chip Tune for 18 years by Mark Knight [TDK]
[January 19, 2012, 10:25:20 PM]
Re: Dungeon Keeper 2 Live? by Bexta[AFY]
[January 19, 2012, 10:18:43 PM]

[leo]

Hey mark id just like to say good job on all your soundtracks that you have made.
well a while back i was sitting at home watching south park on viva, i was watching the episode where cartman builds a club house during the episode  cartman hosts a party, a very familier song started playing i reconigzed it from dukenukem 3d so i went on youtube trying to find the song and after hours of searching i finally found it but upon playing it back to the south park version the south park version had a beat and different riffs it was more of an up beat song do you know where i can find this?
here is the link to the episode http://www.xepisodes.com/southpark/episodes/212/Clubhouses.html
its at 19:31 seconds thanks!

[Mark Knight [TDK]]

Hey - I'm having real problems streaming this, but I think I can answer the question for you anyway.

The guitar sample was taken from a sound library called "Methods of Mayhem". Anyone could buy this, and use the same samples in their music, so I'm guess that's what happened here.

Glad you like the music - have you listened to the new versions in this thread?

http://www.gamesounds.co.uk/gsforum/index.php/topic,18.0.html

Cheers,

m

[leo]

after checking out methods of mayhem i found the track i was looking for thanks again and about the remix i like the second one you uploaded very much keep it up!

[leo]

wow i used the mathods of mayhem loops in fruity loops to try make song and upon searching through the samples i found sounds from tekken 3 and v-rally

[Mark Knight [TDK]]

Win! That sample CD was used a heck of a lot in the creation of Total Meltdown. I was never really into sample CD's before, but having bought the Kurzweil K2500R for the project which plays back Akai format samples, the CD was a life saver really. So much inspiration was found on that disk.