From DANCEnRg on 03.09.2003, 21:41: Which is your favourite skin? Psycle has many cool skins,now we have a psycle compo3 for songs,I'd be interested which of the many skins psycledelics most use.
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From Rik on 03.09.2003, 23:40: ![]() My favourite skin is the one I got when I downloaded Psycle 1.7. That's the one with the grey background. Pretty boring right? Maybe I should try the others? In FL Studio I used a picture from my hard drive and I used a Gieger like skin in my audio mulch demo. Also I agree with you about the world. We're not on earth too long so we should enjoy it and make it good for future generations to enjoy and at the same time compose on Psycle! |
From kermit the toad on 04.09.2003, 04:38: I just use the default because I am boring.
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From pooplog on 04.09.2003, 04:57: I still use sephid's shiny after all this time.
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From FunTOM on 04.09.2003, 20:39: I was using sephid's shiny for a long time and now I've got Psycle dressed in egotransplant 8bit skin.
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From egotransplant on 08.09.2003, 04:32: Hooray! Somebody liked my skin. |
From sampler on 08.09.2003, 17:46: i'm using Red Dwarf
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From D-503 on 08.09.2003, 19:10: Alk's Gem theme with no meters.. good for cpu :-) & it looks funky too.
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From Beer Incorperated on 08.09.2003, 21:54: I use native's skin. I like it... a lot. Then again, haven't seen many except the original one and the one native made
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From js on 29.04.2005, 03:13: My favourite skin is rhino-red dwarf
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From outsider on 08.06.2005, 06:40: Native Skin... also i like tinyboxes (it's only lack is a panning bar) |
From DawnnaDukes on 20.06.2011, 10:04: My favorite skin is Psycle 1.7. Looks cool..!!
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From Rafdows on 28.06.2011, 20:11: I use the Nintendo Skin, firstly it's nice and well adapted and when I was a kid, i've got the nes and I've played with a lot!! |
From lebronadamas on 04.04.2012, 09:06: I am using sephid's shiny and is the best according to me though I tried others also but they were not satisfactory....
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