So, I had a crazy weekend. Like, nuts. As in, I was more or less out of commision for two whole days. But the good news is that I just did something I have been putting off for months. Yes. I rewrote the Vocals Editor Undo.cs. For those of you not code savvy, this means I have fixed a problem that resulted from a computer wipe. So... yes. I hope to have the Vocals Editor Beta out soon.

I got the rock meter working today! So the boards arent always red.

Also, I started working on the drums. They work now, which is good. but they might be out of order... im not sure.

And finally, I've got the particle system back online!

So I got my new blog up! Yay! Some of you will notice that I got my website up, too. Happy times!

So here are the crazy waves I was talking about.  I might just leave them in there but only use them when the phrase "hendrix" is in the author of the song or when the genre contains the phrase "acid"

Woah!  My waves look crazy awesome and wierd.  I think I might just keep em this way.  I'll try to post a youtube vid later on

So the waves are almost done now.  They look good and everything.  Just a few kinks to work out.  Like, for example, how you get nearly ONE MILLION POINTS PER SECOND!!! and thats when you AREN'T whammying!

I'll try to post a pic later tonight.

The good news is that this new way of doing it is a lot faster.  There is little to no reason why I should even have an option to turn down wave quality.  Who wants chunky waves?  And for such an unnoticable performance gain?  If your CPU can do a trigometric sin operation, you should be fine.

So, I have the lines wiggly. Well, line wiggly. All I need to do now is add its complement line and make it grow and shrink according to user input. So, the "complete rewrite" is coming along faster than I had expected!

So, pertaining to the waves, I did manage to get straight lines where they are supposed to be. Now I just need to make them wiggle.
Although, I will admit. I just put my new PC together... and it kicks Crysis's ass. So that is hindering progress considerably.