Scratch

aweman wrote:

Just a suggestion: Punk-o-matic has a difficult interface: check out Notessimo, it's way easier to base a project on 

Punk-O-Matic is actually much easier to use than Notessimo, especially if you don't know much about music theory. In Punk-O-Matic you just take a bunch of riffs and if they're in the same note they'll sound good, while Notessimo is more about making your own song from scratch. And I guess over half of Scratch doesn't know music theory, so... 

I stopped liking this collab though. Nobody seems to be really interested in it. Maybe we should start working in the career mode instead?

If we revived this project I'd rather concentrate on making the career/story mode rather than recording more riffs.

I can help! I play piano, which I can transpose into almost any instrument in GarageBand. I am very good at programming rhythm games in Scratch, so I can help with the programming too.

(BTW I also play drums but I don't have an electric kit so I can't record it D: )

gbear605 wrote:

Lellowsfuzz wrote:

I can help! I play piano, which I can transpose into almost any instrument in GarageBand. I am very good at programming rhythm games in Scratch, so I can help with the programming too.

(BTW I also play drums but I don't have an electric kit so I can't record it D: )

I accept you for techno 

I'm going to work on this next week.

@Lellowsfuzz: You can record an acoustic kit actually but you need lots of mics. ;c

What are you working on? RIght now I'm concentrated on a secret project (hint hint, see sig.) so I don't think I'll be able to record and stuff. If you really want to work try to concentrate on a career mode more. At least being able to see your money, reputation, popularity and other stats with a placeholder shop and composing mode would be great.