Recently, you got to hear what kind of music you can create using only Window’s built-in sounds. Now take a listen to what a Mac sang back.
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Jeez, Uncle Dave, get a grammar-checker already! The English language has its rules, and it’s really a shame that the distinction between the personal pronoun and the contraction has been lost.
[Fixed — typing faster than my brain… What was I saying?]
First, I have to say that I’m a cross platform kinda guy…
2.5 Macs & 2.5 Windows systems (1 Mac with both OS’s.)
Wow, the effort on the Windows example was impressive. It definitely blew the Mac sample out of the water.
I recognize the software as GarageBand for the Mac piece. Anyone know what was used for the Windows example?
Cheers!
—RASTER
#2
It is ModPlug.
#2. “Wow, the effort on the Windows example was impressive. It definitely blew the Mac sample out of the water.”
I have to agree.
Alright, now. The Wilhelm scream isn’t built into the mac!
:-/
#2,
IIRC it was fruity loops.
Aww no duck quack? Still cool though. 🙂
Windows > Mac for this battle, at least…
Yea, that was thoughtlessly unmusical
When will see a linux version of this?
What next ?
Dick Tracey in our time .
I thought the Windows one was more artful. Still. cool.