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demotools :D

Programs for edition on ZX Spectrum:

AY: chiptunes - Sound Tracker 1.1
AY: ZX-MODs - Sample-Tracker 2.0, Sample-Tracker 2.1

Gfx: Art Studio 48K





PC progs for converting gfx/animations into ZX:

GfxSpeConvertor 0.01
BMP2SCR Exp 2.11a

Amiga:
OctaMED

Atari ST:
Pro-Tracker

PC:
Akord
Fast-Tracker II
Skale-Tracker

Music: Madtracker (powered by loads of Vst's), FastTracker (re-fx the madtracker files and MOD stuff) and Buzz.

Gfx: AutoCad (lol) & Photoshop.

Sound, Gfx, Code: Visual C++ 2008. :)

Code: Visual Studio 2005

(Yes, I'm working on something...)

fear! where is magic for the scoop :D

Code : VS 2005 Express (with DX 9, Audiere) and Python to export data from Blender
Graphics : Blender, Fireworks, Gimp
Sound : Audacity, FLStudio

Graphics: Maya and Photoshop
Planning: Pen and paper

some flash too, occasionally

Code: vim+makefiles+any free compiler (Ilmarque uses notepad!)
Graphics: MSPaint, Irfanview and GIMP
Music: Milkytracker, Nerdtracker, what have you

Win Code: VStudio 2005, IDA Pro, Nasm
OsX Code: XCode, TextMate, Nasm, gcc & friends, MonoProject

Helpers: GIT, BugZilla, a good hex-editor, ffmpeg, mplayer/mencoder, wireshark

For coding: text editor + crossassembler
For music: text editor + crossassembler
For graphics: text editor + crossassembler

Sometimes I create some custom tools for drawing, compression, linking and that kind of stuff, but those are just minor exceptions to the general pattern.

well... relating to demos
music: cubase, milkytracker
3d: 3dsmax, headus uvlayout, mudbox
2d: photoshop, irfanview
coding: vs2005, and custom crap

work:
coding: gvim, msvc 2008, gcc, snc, custom tools
home:
coding: gvim, msvc 2008 (express: c/c++, c#), gcc, as
3d: Softimage 7.0

in approximate order of cpu cycles:

emacs, gcc/ld/as, make, GIT, ctags, unix toolchain (grep,awk,sh), ruby, python, audacity, ardour, ableton live, renoise, gimp, blender, mednafen

You've got emacs using more CPU cycles than Blender?

Emacs run approx. 100% of my machine's uptime. Blender I fire up only once in a while.

although my little thought-exercise lead me to wonder about making a piece of software that would track that kind of things ..

wings3d for music, msvc for graphics and sometimes i code a bit in renoise

GBA coding: DevkitARM (DevkitPro), no$gba, TextPad
Windows coding: Visual Studio 2008
For guitar: Guitar Pro 5, Zetronome

pc: renoise

code: visual studio 2005/2008, ocasionally KickAssembler for some C-64 coding.
tools: DemolitionV2+Max/Maya/LW

code: textmate,git,xcode.

gedit, svn, gcc/ld/as, make, unix toolchain, python, renoise, gimp, blender
so .. what Knos said :)