Attention, resident PSP owners and audiophiles! The PSP Rhythm Development Team has just announced that in line with the release of their application's version 7.1, they will be holding a song contest. The contest proper is an invite for all willing participants to see how far they can go creating their own custom tunes using the PSP Rhythm audio sequencer/sound mixer. As for the contest rules:
Rules:
You must use samples provided here, and may choose to use one of your own custom samples to create your song.
You must submit your song before the deadline.
Enter as many songs as you like.
Prizes:
All entries will get a Rhythm 7.1 Special Edition skin.
The grand prize winner will receive a 2.0GB SanDisk Ultra II PRO Duo Memory stick.
Deadline for song file (use .r_7) submissions will be on June 1. Submitted songs will be judged on creativity, originality, and use of PSP Rhythm 7.1 features. The contest's submission email address should be available at the QJ.Net forum link below, originally posted by member RCON. Details can also be found at PSP Rhythm's home site, available at the source link. To all community members planning to enter this contest, we wish you the best of luck!
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