Into The Inferno (Clean Edit)

[Spectere]

The highest quality censorship work you'll ever hear -- done in five minutes at 3:30AM!

http://www.spectere.net/audio/deathrage/IntoTheInfernoClean.ogg

Enjoy!

[Bobbias]

Haha, awesome. Is this louder than the original? It sounds like it to me, though I don't have the the original to compare it to right now.

[Spectere]

Nah, it's the same volume.  This one and the original were both mixed down the same way, I just changed some of the source WAVs here.

[淫蟲]

Make more BDIII songs.  I'm serious.

Also, I'm curious on where you got the name?

Furthermore, it'd enhance the sound if you learned how to growl. 

[Bobbias]

Haha, black-techno. Black metal vocals with hardcore techno. That would be awesome.

[Spectere]

Make more BDIII songs.  I'm serious.

But I don't live anywhere near pyroko and Jinxie anymore. =(

Also, I'm curious on where you got the name?

I don't even remember, haha.

Furthermore, it'd enhance the sound if you learned how to growl. 

I'll see what I can do. :3

[Bobbias]

Internet collab. Just get them to record themselves saying all sorts of stuff, work on the music, send them in progress stuff, get input on how it should sound (or let them make changes) and throw things back and forth over the net.

Also, why did you move anyway?

[Spectere]

Whenever they get interwebs again, maybe.  They moved to Texas and, as far as I can gather, are stuck leeching wi-fi from a nearby inn. XD  Not a bad idea, though.  Maybe I'll do some, uh, (MOTHERFUCKING) solo work on the side...depends on how bored I get.

I mainly moved because the Youngstown, OH, area is a horrid place for IT jobs...unless you want to work for some startup as a VB6 programmer, that is.  I'm looking for a system administrator role...support consultant, perhaps.  We'll see how it goes.

Why this area, in particular?  My best friend is in the Navy and he's stationed around here so we're sharing an apartment.  Pretty nice place, I have to say -- my room here is bigger than the one I had in my parents' house.  As far as cleaning my own space goes, I grew rather accustomed to it.  Set the PC up to do a lot of menial labor, slap some music on the PSP, throw on some headphones, and make some shit shine.

[Bobbias]

Cool. This place is a horrid place for jobs that aren't service and tourist related. We have a couple car factories and such, but the automotive industry isn't doing so well right now. You wouldn't think that this area thrives on tourism, but that is a major thing around here. Which blows because I can't find a job I actually want.

God I wish I could move somewhere with better jobs. But you tend to need money to move. (and someplace to live.) So unless I want to go up north with my friends or go to London (ontario) and figure out something with my cousin, I'm stuck here in town.

I wouldn't mind the VB6 Programming job, lol. It'd be so easy I could pretty much program in my sleep, lol.

Oh, and I would like to see more BDIII stuff.

[Spectere]

I wouldn't mind the VB6 Programming job, lol. It'd be so easy I could pretty much program in my sleep, lol.

I'd be screaming about how illogically designed it is compared to VB.NET, not to mention how slow it is in comparison.

[Bobbias]

Lol, both great points, but I don't mind VB6 too much. I mean, if my friends could design a 3D wireframe rendering system using the setpixel command, and get it to run at a decent pace, you can do a decent amount of work without it bogging down too much.

[Spectere]

Sure you can.  But bear in mind that wireframe rendering isn't all that intensive.  It's a nice feat for a language like VB6 but it's doesn't take that much power to do.  I've messed with wireframe renderers in QB on 486 systems and had them run at full framerate.  VB has a bit more overhead, but regardless, it still doesn't take a lot of horsepower.

VB.NET blows VB6 away in terms of performance without depending on the programmer calling the API.  Let's just say, in VB.NET I can get it to load a PCX file instantly, without the user even perceiving a delay...all using built-in controls and features (aside from the PCX loading itself, of course).  I wrote a program a while back for VB6 that displays 24-bit Windows bitmaps using built-in controls and there was literally nothing I could do to bring it up to even close to that level of performance without making life difficult for myself.

[Bobbias]

Lol, yeah. Their system used stripped down 3DSMAX wireframe text output data as the basis for it, and all the calculations for distance and figuring out how to render the Z axis properly was done using no trig, lol. To this day is still amazes me. They designed it so that when you shot a laser at the ship, if it hit, the wireframe would split in half and each piece would move apart as it got closer to the screen.

[Ulti]

Haha, black-techno. Black metal vocals with hardcore techno. That would be awesome.

Bump! Dark Tranquillity did this with one song, look it up, Archetype. It's a bonus track on The Mind's I, or on their EP Enter Suicidal Angels.

[Bobbias]

Awesome, I'll check it out.

Oh, and that makes me think of the Berzrker. They're sorta Black-Techno.. More like Black-Speedcore, lol.