Hey, my return song is up in this brand new sprangly thread I opened up.

Binomialboy's Full Song Thread

Alright, so with the conclusion of the guitar charting competition, I'm officially coming back to the Frets on Fire community. Now, for the big question: how should I go about my return? Should I rechart some of my previous lost-to-the-ether songs, should I release individual songs and small packs, ...

To those who are interested, I have decided that I will be making a return, provided that the community still has some life in it. If you want to be part of the solution, you can submit an entry in the guitar charting competition I'm hosting.

October 2013 Guitar Charter of the Month Contest

Hey, I know I've been gone for a while... again. Ultimately, what it came down to was that my motherboard fried, and took literally everything on my hard drive with it. With everything I had been working on now lost to the ether, I lost all my motivation to chart, and that led to me playing less Roc...

Oh no, not a charting tournament, a playing tournament. I would choose a scaling difficulty set of my songs, and set up a bracket based tournament.

Hey, I've been thinking, people seem to have lost interest in my work. Perhaps the best way to get it back is to let the people decide what I chart next. As such, if I hosted a tournament with the winner's prize being a three song DLC pack of their choosing, would people participate? The last time I...

Wow, I can't believe I didn't even think of that. . . I feel a bit stupid. Could a mod delete this topic?

A somewhat unrelated question: What were these "data storage" methods you used to partially protect yourself from any criminal charges? Oh, I put anything incriminating on a flash drive, which I had in a bank safe I rented, so as not to have it in my house while they searched. Hrm, intere...

~Psychotic~ wrote:A somewhat unrelated question: What were these "data storage" methods you used to partially protect yourself from any criminal charges?

Oh, I put anything incriminating on a flash drive, which I had in a bank safe I rented, so as not to have it in my house while they searched.

Puppetz wrote:Glad to see you back binomialboy!

Likewise Puppetz. I noticed I missed your triumphant return in my absence. By comparison to you coming back, my return is a fairly small deal. After all, you are one of the legends of FoF.

Honestly, I'm not sure what tipped them off. My guess is that there's a lot of random chance involved with who they decide to look in to, and I was just the lucky winner.

I bet a lot of you are thinking "Where the heck has binomialboy been?", and probably even more of you are thinking "Who the hell is binomialboy?" I realize that I just dropped off the face of the forums almost a year ago, but I assure you, it was for a completely justifiable reas...

Thanks a lot. It'll take some getting used to, but this worked great.

Hey, I'm having an issue. I just recently got a new computer with Windows 7. While everything works just fine for the most part, when I opened dB to start fretting, I couldn't add to the BPM. every other key works just fine, but = is completely vacant in response. Any help would be greatly appreciat...

Hey, it's great to be back! I hope everyone is doing well, and congratulations to Raph! I'd like to take this chance to thank all the people who put in a lot of time and effort to bring these forums back with everything in tact. You guys are great! Happy fretting and rocking all!