Foreword Introduction Rules Schedule Entering Judging Introduction The Process The Categories The Scale The Comments Conclusion Registration Prizes Updates Results FAQ Resources Statistics Contact Changes since MC5 About  Conclusion Know your rights: You have the right to stop each song after listening to the first four minutes. You have the right to disable any channels over 32. You have the right to refuse to review a song, if you know who wrote it. Know your duties: Submit your reviews on time. Start early. Your name appears on every review you give, and will be available to the public. Keep your language clean and explain your decisions. Know the scale. Don't vote on your own song. (This would be grounds for immediate dismissal.) Listen to .IT files with Impulse Tracker v2.14 and .XM files with Fast Tracker v2.08. If using an AMD Interwave, we recommend you use software mixing when judging songs in Impulse Tracker. This is because harware mixing causes a song to play too fast when the "speed" setting is low. Judges that do not follow these guidelines may be disqualified.  What do I get out of this? It's a small price to pay for everything you get out of it. And what, exactly, do you get? Prestige, respect, and a feeling of importance. The ability to shape the outcome of Music Contest. The ability to steer The Scene in the right direction. A voice. And a better understanding of tracked music. Enjoy, and thanks for being a Music Contest Judge! Move on to the registration! Round 2 online vote submission