For the past four weeks, I woke up and did art. Or I woke up and played through the entire setlist, all difficulties, both instruments. If you're a math whiz, that's twenty songs times four difficulties times two instruments, and actually slightly more. Or I woke up and hunted down bugs and did little tweaks to menus to get things as shiny and presentable as possible for tomorrow, Christmas day, aka the release date for marfGH: Volume 1 at long last. The launch video isn't public yet as of Read more
(Thanks for the coolest photo of marfGH ever, dcb.) I have been locked into a state of frenzy with Volume 1 for almost two weeks now. Polish, bugfixes, art, and sending things out to beta testers is kinda all I've done with my life for a while. Some days, I wake up, exhausted over the little circles. Some days, like today, I have a renewed sense of dedication to the little circles. We are still set to ship for Christmas. As I stand, the setlist is playable end-to-end, my tweaks are all Read more
I promised a creative update today! We're getting very close to the Christmas 2025 due date I set for myself with marfGH: Volume 1, and I'm happy to report the disc is also very close. I have one last song to port over before the setlist is playable end-to-end. I got the last custom for the disc, The Tragically Hip's biggest hit "New Orleans is Sinking", finished on Wednesday. It's a blast—possibly the most fun chart I have ever done. Blues soloing is a much different flavor than metal Read more
Still full of homemade stuffing, prime rib, and alcohol over here (and now homemade carrot cake!), but I figured I'd drop in quick and wish whoever's passing by a happy Thanksgiving (or if you're not American, a wonderful and completely random Thursday). Last year, I did a post on the group blog all about what I'm thankful for and went well for me this year, and that's kind of the aim for this post, but just on a smaller scale. It's easy to get mired in upsetting shit (boy do I know that well), Read more
While I've been keeping up my real instrument practice decently well since I got it (I can now play "Where is My Mind?" fairly cleanly, so that's cool), I still had plastic instruments to finish up business with. Rock Band 2 is a gigantic game, with 84 songs in total and dozens of setlists to burn through arranging those songs in various orders. The last one in the game is The Endless Setlist, which has you playing all 84 in a row, starting with the easiest songs and ending with the hardest. Read more
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