On Saturday 17 February 2007 05:30, Horst JENS wrote:
> Where do (pygame) programmers look first for music ?
> What is the best way to encourage programmers/artists to contact my
> friend for more music ?
The Resources page on pygame.org has a few links.
Recognising that there's people writing ga
Thanks for the feedback, Matt.
I uploaded more music (still more to do) and made better descriptions of
the songs/loops. Quality and duration of a song is now in the
description - at least in the one-item-packages.
I found out there is a review/rating function at www.archive.org
if you real
> If you search music for your pygame projects, please take a look at:
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=%22Gerald%20Pink%22
I went there
and I'm impressed. I'll definitely use some of those loops for my projects.
> What can i do to make my friends music more popular for programmers ?
Hello List,
I convinced a friend to publish his work under pygame friendly
licencses.
If you search music for your pygame projects, please take a look at:
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=%22Gerald%20Pink%22
(i will upload more in the next days, just finished the non-commercial
part)
The
