(These are only preliminary results at the moment. 14 Nov. 96)
--------------[Coven 96 Demo Competition Results (by Red Haze)]--------------
Demos
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We didn't actually judge the demo compo - so we don't know who won!
Pretty stupid, eh? Oh well.
The two demos entered were Negative Zero/FTS (FTS_NEG0.ZIP) and Elemental
Illusions/Jinx (JX_EI.ARJ, .A01). (Jinx is a group from Adelaide University.)
I've heard mixed opinions about which demo was better - but I reckon Neg0
was better, because it was more creative than EI. Jinx did a really good
job with the coding in EI, but the demo was just a string of effects which
on the whole had been done before to death. Oh well watch them both and
make up your own mind.
2 Hour Music Blitz at Coven 96
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (score) (filename)
1st - Sleep is for Suckers (Griffin/FTS) 330
2nd - Tears Again (Phorte/FTS) 305 2HR-PHOR
3rd - Steel Beep (Centrifuge/FTS) 244 2HR-CENT
4th - Trance One (????) 234
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Was this an actual entry?
(* this song got lots of votes from the FTS people at the party, and probably
got so many points because of the name of the song, not the quality. :)
# this song can be found in Impulse Tracker 2.06 - which is on ftp.cdrom.com
in /demos/incoming/music/players or /demos/music/players, with the name
IT206.ZIP. If you can't find it in either of those directories, have a
look at the index for the /demos directorym, or on some BBS.)
Two songs were disqualified from Algorhythm 96 (Sognus Ipnotica by Turrican
and Station 74 by someone else) due to the archives being corrupted as found
in the ftp upload directory on cyburbia.net.au (formerly cyburbia.bns.com.au
- I bet the name change stuffed some people up), and about 5 songs were lost
by Manladas Zarich which were uploaded to Room IoI; because he deleted them!
(by accident of course...)
All of these entries will be available on ftp.cdrom.com in
/demos/incoming/COV96 for a while, but after that the files will be seperated
into alphabetical order, so you will have to a search for specific files, or
use the HA4 search engine.