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2008-07-31
, 05:43
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#72
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Sounds like the noise generator (typically used for percussion) is being run for too long. The sound is right, it's just occurring for too long and so it sounds literally like you're getting a moment of white noise instead of a cheap percussion trick.
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2008-07-31
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@ Atlanta, GA
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2009-08-12
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@ Germany
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#74
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2009-09-01
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#75
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2009-09-01
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2009-10-06
, 18:27
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#77
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Unfortunately, I started receiving complaints from other people who accidentally press that central dpad button while playing a game. As I am going to get complaints either way, I've decided to do it safely and require a modifier key (SHIFT, CTRL, etc) to be pressed.
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2009-10-06
, 18:49
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@ US
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#78
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2009-10-06
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2009-10-07
, 01:59
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#80
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Sounds like your N810 game of Zelda was taken over by a horror movie.
If I knew how to fix it, I would, but this could also boil down to a timing issue.