ANNOUNCING soniclovenoize's Random Heroes and Villains Generator!!!

[soniclovenoize]

soniclovenoize's Random Heroes and Villains Generator

HEY FOLKS!

Tired of listening to the same old Heroes and Villains?  Bored of watching Margarita dance in the cantina?  Are you fed-up of jiving in the name of surviving?  Well look no further because I have the deal of a lifetime! 

soniclovenoize's Random Heroes and Villains Generator! 

That's right folks!  Create your own continuous version of The Beach Boys' classic "Heroes and Villains" using a completely unpredictable, new and exciting construction that you've never before dreamed!  All you have to do is go to this URL:

http://www.sunshinecortex.com/smile

WALLAH!  You now have an amazing new Heroes and Villains!  Impress your friends!  Woo your lover!  Pet your Swedish frog!  You can do it all with soniclovenoize's Random Heroes and Villains Generator!!!



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[SMiLE Brian]

This is amazing.

[FatherOfTheMan Sr101]

This is amazing.

Seconded.

I actually made a SMiLE maker program like this, but it's too laggy for you guys

[Paul2010]

Thanks for posting!

[Iron Horse-Apples]

I was going to make a whole album like this back in '96, with 100 tracks. You hit shuffle and got a different album every time. Problem was the CD player you played it ion would have needed a cache memory, so there were no breaks. I got about a quarter way through and decided to have a nervous breakdown instead.

[Cam Mott]

Is the wicked awesome SMiLE Project software still out there? It used Winamp as I remember. Where is that CD?

[soniclovenoize]

Thanks guys!    I had this playing for nearly an hour yesterday, and it's pretty neat that 90% of the time, the random transmissions sound great!

Is the wicked awesome SMiLE Project software still out there? It used Winamp as I remember. Where is that CD?

I totally remember that, although I never dl'd it or played it...  I did see a bandmate play it though.  I wanna say it's on what.cd, but it's down and I can't check.  But in hindsight, this is sort of the same deal... 

I was going to make a whole album like this back in '96, with 100 tracks. You hit shuffle and got a different album every time. Problem was the CD player you played it ion would have needed a cache memory, so there were no breaks. I got about a quarter way through and decided to have a nervous breakdown instead.

Ha!  I think, I could do this dfor the whole album, like cut each song into pieces (Cabin Essence into 5, Surf's Up into 2 or 3, etc.).  The result would be really random though!   

[hypehat]

Is the wicked awesome SMiLE Project software still out there? It used Winamp as I remember. Where is that CD?

I still have that, I think it's on .torrent, although it's small enough relatively to be megauploadable.....

[Freddie French-Pounce]

Thanks guys!    I had this playing for nearly an hour yesterday, and it's pretty neat that 90% of the time, the random transmissions sound great!

Is the wicked awesome SMiLE Project software still out there? It used Winamp as I remember. Where is that CD?

I totally remember that, although I never dl'd it or played it...  I did see a bandmate play it though.  I wanna say it's on what.cd, but it's down and I can't check.  But in hindsight, this is sort of the same deal... 

I was going to make a whole album like this back in '96, with 100 tracks. You hit shuffle and got a different album every time. Problem was the CD player you played it ion would have needed a cache memory, so there were no breaks. I got about a quarter way through and decided to have a nervous breakdown instead.

Ha!  I think, I could do this dfor the whole album, like cut each song into pieces (Cabin Essence into 5, Surf's Up into 2 or 3, etc.).  The result would be really random though!   

Please do the whole album! It would be AWESOME!!!

[anazgnos]

This is awesome.  If somebody worked up some kind of web-based interface for this, it could really "go viral".

[soniclovenoize]

This is awesome.  If somebody worked up some kind of web-based interface for this, it could really "go viral".

WAIT!  I think I can actually do this!  Gimme a day or two guys... 

[Freddie French-Pounce]

This is awesome.  If somebody worked up some kind of web-based interface for this, it could really "go viral".

WAIT!  I think I can actually do this!  Gimme a day or two guys... 

Waits in anticipation...

[pixletwin]

Ha! I love it!!!!

[SMiLE Brian]

This generator really shows how many different ways H&V could have went and why it took Brian so long to (barely) figure out a single.

[soniclovenoize]

http://www.sunshinecortex.com/smile

 

[hypehat]

AMAZING

[Justin]

http://www.sunshinecortex.com/smile

 

Bravo!

[Justin]

This generator really shows how many different ways H&V could have went and why it took Brian so long to (barely) figure out a single.

Absolutely...this makes me love the song even more now.

[RadBooley]

I always thought there should be a program along the lines of this-- here are all the SMiLE bits. Here's a basic editor, drag and drop the parts in whatever order you want and maybe have some basic crossfading available.

Great little site, by the way! It's funny that, aside from the most obvious of clashes, nothing really seems THAT out of order.

[Aegir]

This is really cool. The "fire intro" ending up in the middle of the song is really weird though, haha. but most of these apparently randomly placed-together sections are really cohesive. this really good have been assembled in so many ways.

[Freddie French-Pounce]

Problem 1: Since when could I 'Strep right up'? 
Problem 2: Is it my connection, or does each section take too long to load, leaving unwanted gaps?

[Aegir]

It must be your connection, it goes seamlessly for me.

[Freddie French-Pounce]

SOrry, Tried it on my otehr computer, works fine, but is it meant to just stop eventually?

[soniclovenoize]

Thanks guys! 

SOrry, Tried it on my otehr computer, works fine, but is it meant to just stop eventually?

Well, how it works is that it's a playlist of the 25 pieces I choose, but always starting with the beginning verse, with the remainder random...  So that abrupt ending was just literally the final piece in the queue.  If spotsnack or whatever it's called would have allowed to designate a certain son to be first and last with everything in-between random shuffle, then I'd probably close it all with Fade.  But it doesn't, so until I find a better embeddable media player, this is it.  (I paid $20 for the non-ad version too!).  I honestly think the sometimes abrupt ending is kinda funny.   

Also, I did not put it on continuous repeat.  Why?  Because since the pieces are on shuffle, there is a chance sections will repeat before others section are even played at all (which was what foobar was doing to me).  So I figured an 11-minute random H&V (which is what it times out to!) is enough, and if you want more, just simply reload the page, and re-roll your dice!   

[Freddie French-Pounce]

Thanks guys! 

SOrry, Tried it on my otehr computer, works fine, but is it meant to just stop eventually?

Well, how it works is that it's a playlist of the 25 pieces I choose, but always starting with the beginning verse, with the remainder random...  So that abrupt ending was just literally the final piece in the queue.  If spotsnack or whatever it's called would have allowed to designate a certain son to be first and last with everything in-between random shuffle, then I'd probably close it all with Fade.  But it doesn't, so until I find a better embeddable media player, this is it.  (I paid $20 for the non-ad version too!).  I honestly think the sometimes abrupt ending is kinda funny.   

Also, I did not put it on continuous repeat.  Why?  Because since the pieces are on shuffle, there is a chance sections will repeat before others section are even played at all (which was what foobar was doing to me).  So I figured an 11-minute random H&V (which is what it times out to!) is enough, and if you want more, just simply reload the page, and re-roll your dice!   

It must be my computer, because it seems to just stop after an alotted time, as it's never been more than 5 mins