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How did/does MSX influence your life?

Sasami
msx user
Posts: 63
Posted: August 27 2003, 15:18   
msx changing lives I don't get it...
ofcourse for me it IS ' jeugdsentiment' but it didn't change my life or so ,

Anyway maybe because I am a girl I think different
Latok
msx master
Posts: 1720
Posted: August 27 2003, 15:44   
Quote:

When I wake up in the morning I smoothly scroll out off my bed, check my memory and say beeb. If I have sufficient CTRL, I do this by using just one leg!



This is GREAAAAAT stuff, it is!! Not to mention Ro his contribution. That's just as cool. I like this thread
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: August 27 2003, 15:52   
Quote:

When I wake up in the morning I smoothly scroll out off my bed, check my memory and say beeb. If I have sufficient CTRL, I do this by using just one leg!

And am I the only one who still plays Troxx (or Trailblazer, whatever you like) secretly on Zebra crossings?


LOL
Thom
msx addict
Posts: 377
Posted: August 27 2003, 16:00   
Quote:

msx changing lives I don't get it...
ofcourse for me it IS ' jeugdsentiment' but it didn't change my life or so ,

Anyway maybe because I am a girl I think different



Yes it did.
You wouldn't have been talking to geeks on a forum, would you?
However, your last remark is spot on. Nothing wrong with that, mind you!
Sasami
msx user
Posts: 63
Posted: August 27 2003, 16:15   
Quote:

>>

Yes it did.
You wouldn't have been talking to geeks on a forum, would you?
However, your last remark is spot on. Nothing wrong with that, mind you!





Hmm it changed my live because now I am talking to nerds?
Well how glad I am
Thom
msx addict
Posts: 377
Posted: August 27 2003, 16:39   
Quote:


Hmm it changed my live because now I am talking to nerds?
Well how glad I am



Don't you have a handbag with a penguin print then?
Low_Profile
msx addict
Posts: 289
Posted: August 27 2003, 16:49   
Quote:

msx changing lives I don't get it...
ofcourse for me it IS ' jeugdsentiment' but it didn't change my life or so ,

Anyway maybe because I am a girl I think different



I work for a company (Engine Software) that used to be an amature MSX developer (MSX-Engine) where I do stuff I learned on an MSX (making annoying game-tunes and pixeling graphics)

Besides that most of my current friends had an 'MSX-past', so I probably wouldn't know them today if I didn't own an MSX back then.

So, in my case it influenced in my professional as well as my personal life... I'd say that MSX had a major role in that one
Maggoo
msx professional
Posts: 576
Posted: August 27 2003, 16:56   
What MSX is responsible for:

* Turning me into a geek (unless it was genetic, but I doubt it).
* Meeting great geeky friends and not wanting to beat them up. Naah, sometime I did want to indeed
* Loosing 2/10 of vision on both eyes playing MSX games late at night.
* Spending countless hours surfing MSX sites when I should be searching for porn like any decent internet user.
* Spending countless hours Programming a computer that is less powerfull than my phone.
* Reducing chances of scoring with women (nothing a shiny sport car won't fix tho *L*)

Bwah, still worth it...
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4629
Posted: August 27 2003, 17:05   
hmm.. kinda radical.. I had pianolessons at 7, never really did something with composing... except doing the 'theatre music' for a stupid puppets-play, on an old out-of-tune piano, at school, when I was 12 orso.. parts of that music were based on the space music of Topple Zip btw. (world 5). That was cool as the situation that a simple kid was arranging music for a play was kinda unknown then at that school, the next year I was asked to arrange and perform the monday-morning songs on that same shitpiano.. at least it saved ME from singing

At 14, I got an Fm-Pac, and that's when the structural composing started.. first in mml, then in fst, then in protracker, then in MB, (followed by mbwave), and now on PC in ST3/IT2 for about 8, 9 yrs by now.

I'm very sure that joining the msx demoscene triggered that drive to get serious about composition. Today I finished the music of a short movie "The Horseless Prince", visit the Utrecht filmfestival, if you wanna see it. Would I be doing music today if I didn't have an msx? What was more important..? Owning the msx or joining the scene? I don't know.
However, if I could go back in time, and do it all again, I wouldn't use an alternative computer.. no amiga, no atari, no c64, zippo. Learning FM proved to be of great value, and learning the tracker-system is still the base of my current composition-method.
Argon
msx professional
Posts: 842
Posted: August 27 2003, 17:16   
Quote:

* Spending countless hours Programming a computer that is less powerfull than my phone.



HAHA, I like this one
Low_Profile
msx addict
Posts: 289
Posted: August 27 2003, 17:19   
I agree... while creating tracker-based music is much more versatile than being limited to FM instruments only, it's probably easier to learn the basic principles about how bass, chords and melody are connected with an FM-PAC... though the difference is probably not THAT big

I mean, the note 'C4' in a tracker is not necessarily a real 'C4' or 440Hz tune, it's all depends on how that instrument was sampled... And then you had the difference between logaritmic scale and normal scale with samples... ahh well, when I started sampling my own instruments for tracker usage I just made sure they're all sampled at a C base key ... it's annoying to have to use key offsets ^_^


ro
msx guru
Posts: 2307
Posted: August 27 2003, 17:52   
Quote:

What MSX is responsible for:
* Spending countless hours surfing MSX sites when I should be searching for porn like any decent internet user.



Isn't MSX an alias or abreviation of PORN anyway? Atleast it's evenly orgasmic!

(Multiple Sex eXtensions??)
(Masterbating System Xtra-ordinary?)
snout

msx legend
Posts: 4991
Posted: August 27 2003, 17:59   
Quote:

Isn't MSX an alias or abreviation of PORN anyway?



now you found out the truth, you will not live to see tomorrow


Sasami
msx user
Posts: 63
Posted: August 27 2003, 18:15   
Quote:

>>

Don't you have a handbag with a penguin print then?



No unfortunatly
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4629
Posted: August 27 2003, 18:36   
Quote:

Isn't MSX an alias or abreviation of PORN anyway? Atleast it's evenly orgasmic!

(Multiple Sex eXtensions??)
(Masterbating System Xtra-ordinary?)



don't you mean: Massive Squirt eXcitement ?

 
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