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Song from Abadox: The Deadly Inner War. No idea which level, I just had to remake it.

Ugh, I just couldn't decide between Deck the Halls and Rock of Ages. Eventually I chose the latter, because it has more of an original element.

Oh wow, I'm actually totally equipped to do this one. Is there a limit on how many songs we can submit?

Hmm... When I was making it, I noticed that OrgMaker 2.0.5 didn't go into the very low range I put in the song, and that caused some problems: one note I placed at the absolute bottom in 2.1.0 squealed in protest in the former. That, though, I think I did resolve by now... I do think it at...

This isn't much, but I made an ORG that's the sort of thing you'd hear in a shady, smoke-filled place. Appropriately titled "Take A Big Drag". This happened as I was futzing around with some other music program which I don't comprehend and liked the sounds I was making. It's quite simple and I...

Okay, I'm really glad you mentioned that that was a bug and not a feature. Because it turns out if you change it once too often, the thing comes crashing down. I think it's still really useful for just testing a few different instrument choices for a single track when you're otherwise done...

Ah, no, that's not quite what I mean... I mean you do like -Start the song playing -Go into the instruments dialog -Click a new instrument for any track; it will change as the song continues to play, so you can test several without having to click okay and restart the song and whatnot.

Now this is a bump, but I don't think a lot of people know this, so it's pertinent. One minor advantage OrgMaker has (at least 2.1): HOLY CRAP YOU CAN CHANGE INSTRUMENTS WHILE THE SONG IS PLAYING. Try it! It's a good way to judge instrument changes. I think that PxTone stops playing if you...

Well - It- and the- uh- ...You win this round, sir. That's fair enough. I agree. Never moind, then...

I hear what you're saying, and I did mean to do that at first - but when I was done, it ended up that I kind of liked the softer sounds even better than the original. So I left it as is. But, I thank you; that range advice is good to keep in mind for other Genesis-based songs.

Thanks a bunch! I'm proud of how close it ultimately came out to the original in terms of pacing and interplay of sounds.

Non, I mean adding ORGs to the list of acceptable file types. Right now, it's limited to "zip, txt, pdf, png, jpg, jpeg, jpe, gif".

New ORG: Sticker, based on the 9-12 stage song from Puyo Puyo. You may recognize its watered-down form in Mean Bean Machine's Exercise Mode. (I can never decide if I should direct link or link to the section, like with a picture, so I guess I'll do the latter. It's listed under "Unfinished...

....Or would that be a bit much? Can we restrict it to the music forum?

Oh, I... Oh. Sorry. I'm not entirely sure if the problems with older DXwnd versions was wrong settings, I just know it suddenly works well after being updated. Riiiiight.... That thing which I already kept. Ooops. Still, though, the UI remains a tad unnecessarily cryptic. So, my object is...

Well... I've kind of got an awkward thing to share. The latest version of DXWnd can run PiyoPiyo *perfectly*. No funky colors, cursor goes in the right position... Though I didn't get it to let other windows be on top of it yet. But! I don't think this project was a waste of time. Sure, PP is...

Well, derp. (I doubt I could have gotten away with it, though, because it was my last post in the ORG music thread.) Oh well...

Am I allowed to use a piece I made a while ago but which no one really noticed? (You may slap me for this.)

S'aight, s'aight. Much better! The speed is just a bit fast now, but considering this is such a fiddly thing I think it's suitable for production purposes as is. Only a few notes end up quick, and it could honestly just be my computer chocking on it and a memory-hog browser at the same time...

Hell YES. Even using the program that forces PiyoPiyo to be windowed, I could never get the cursor to align properly. A new editor is a boon. Thank you! edit: Using the auto double post combiner like a bawss. Okay, after an initial fiddling, I have some thoughts. Firstly, the music playback is...

Question: is it possible to write the code in something like Python and compile that to C, or will that sort of C not work with this?

I meant about TPCool doing them. Now, to prevent this post from being useless, something else I should have remembered last post (sorry): I did recently do a fix for Brinstar (so the wiggly bit sounds closer to the NES, because I just figured out how to "squeeze in more notes". Durr.). Do you...