Music Tools

[Villemar]

Ahh that's wonderful. I do remember someone used the ancient directmusicproducer to reconstruct a couple of the tracks in August '09, to be as lossless as possible from the original .wav sources, and they sounded much better than the old lossy mp3 files that were floating around at the time. Back then I tried to do all the others myself but I bailed on that project, so this is awesome. Thanks much! (I realize this is necro, but still, big ups on this)

[rajkosto]

Glad to know someone likes it, nobody actually cared when I released it.

[Sixxth]

(19-10-2016, 10:57 AM)rajkosto Wrote: Glad to know someone likes it, nobody actually cared when I released it.

FYI, Im still using this when I listen to mixo music at work.

EDIT: glad I was reminded, Ive been listening today.

But now Ive got burning, crippling nostalgia.

[pr0sper0]

(19-10-2016, 10:57 AM)rajkosto Wrote: Glad to know someone likes it, nobody actually cared when I released it.

When I started using it, I realized how rich it was. I still have it on my desktop.

[Shadohan]

Nice song's dude)

[Villemar]

(19-10-2016, 10:57 AM)rajkosto Wrote: Glad to know someone likes it, nobody actually cared when I released it.

Lol I forget I posted this. Thanks for the sentiment! The good news is that some people are starting to make unique mixes of these source files; I will too once things settle down a bit (late 2016 when I posted this I had a lot going on, now that things have calmed down I'll want to play around with these). Cheers!

[johnspartan]

I really appreciate the time and effort you put to bring back the authentic MxO experience. Your music tool works and delivers perfectly.