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ARTIST: sound of the downs TITLE: fearless

It was uploaded to 8bc a while ago, maybe someone with that great big torrent could help me out.! I would do it myself but i only have 80gb of disk space on this PC....

anyway please help me find it, it is one of my favorite songs !!!!

I usually hate this kind of thread BUT I love Community. You guys should too, because it's a show FOR nerds, instead of about them.

I'm really excited to see how this fits in with the show, because Dan Harmon always tries to keep Community SOMEWHAT grounded in reality. (An example for hardcore viewers: in the first fake clip show, when the Habitat for Humanity house is destroyed, they cut the line "JEFF SAID HE COULD FLY A PLANE" because that would mean they would've been in a plane crash, and probably in a hospital.)

here's a clip that isn't on youtube so i can't embed it

Also from what i understand, they're going to be showing all three episodes of the rest of the season tonight.

So, the Drag'n'Derp (codename: Do A Heaps Cart) prototype is now sufficiently advanced to tick all of the main feature boxes, and so it is with pleasure that I announce this device to you.

This is how you load a custom-kit LSDJ ROM and a SAV full of songs:

For those at the back, major features:

• 24mbit (3mbyte) of Flash

• 1mbit (128kbyte) of ferroelectric RAM - no battery, 100 year lifespan

• native USB - mass storage device - no drivers required

Follow at mafipulation.org.

hi, im putting together a compilation of Grimey/Heavy chiptune tunes on cassette to sell on my site.

if anyone is interested in putting a track on it please let us know!

the sales will only cover production cost, so its just for promotion for anyone that wants in

meowmix64@gmail.com
www.meowmeowmeow.co.uk

anybody out there making mad beats with lsdj synced to nanoloop 2.x . i cant seem to find much.

You can preorder a GenMDM SEGA MIDI USB Interface here: http://little-scale.com/

There is a small FAQ here: http://little-scale.com/genmdm_faq.html.

Note: Pre-orders for the GenMDM SEGA USB MIDI Interfaces will close this Wednesday at midnight (ACST). Now is your chance to grab one while you still can.

me being part of the newer generation of kids and electronic music, enjoy dubstep. now i am aware that a lot of you on here aren't exactly into this type of electronic music, but im not here to start any flame wars i just want to know if anyone knows of and or is a good chipstep artist that i can look into and follow and become a fan of and eventually stock them and be the creepiest person i can be 0_0

Hey guys! Hows everyone doing? I hope good

Just wanted to let you guys know that i have just released my latest album called Follow. Its pretty much Electro-Chillwave. So i hope that some of you guys are into this kind of music. Now, here is the thing, i did add some 8-bit modules. But most of it is just other non-chiptune instruments. But still, i promise you that its a good download...well at least its worth giving it a try You guys can find a sample of the album here on chipmusic.org at http://chipmusic.org/pamtech/music/shh- … lwave-8bit
You know, before you download an all? yeah.

Anyhow, you guys can download the album here: http://ge.tt/9t0CmbH/v/0?c

On the side, album cover by me, you guys can find my photography team on facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/Lenssquare

Thanks for the download guys! More than appreciate it!
Dont forget to comment, it would really be awesome.

"Sound: 2 square wave generators, 1 PCM 4-bit wave sample (64 4-bit samples played in 1x64 bank or 2x32 bank) channel, 1 noise generator, and one audio input from the cartridge."

Has anyone figured out how to tap that one extra audio input from the cartridge yet?

Greetings,

Got this awhile ago in extremely good condition, never used it at all aside from testing to see if it works. Looking to sell or trade it.

Make an offer, or an interesting trade. I'm in the market for a lit/prosounded Game Boy Color (no purple pls), BleepBloop cart(s), or offer me something cool/interesting.

Hit me up via PM or dapantz@gmail.com!

Thanks!

-Ricardo

I have a new to me Gameboy Pocket and I was wondering if I should backlight it? I have experience with electronics innards and some soldering ability but I dont want to mess up this gameboy.  So is backlighting an mgb as hard as it appears to be?

yo,
I am looking for a pedal for live distortion on vocals.
any suggestions?

cheers,
fenrar

There's been like, 3 million introduction threads, and while that's awesome and great, it's getting a little cluttery! So I decided to take it upon myself to kind of designate a thread specifically for introductions.

So basically, if you're new here, feel free to introduce yourself here and ask any questions you might have, or share some of your first music/art/whatever it is that you do!

Also, while you're here, it's a really really great idea to remember these two tips I have for you, if you want to avoid annoying some of the senior members here!

1. Please read the stickied threads at the top of each forum! They contain useful information like how to's, rules, and FAQs! It'll help you learn faster and help you settle in as well

2. There's a search box! USE IT! It's frustrating to see "What happened to so and so site?" and "How do I make chiptunes?" posted 4 times in a row the same day. There's plenty of easily accessible resources on here, and its in your greatest interests to utilize them!

Anyway, have fun here and remember that it's all fun and games!

I just spent hours yesterday and the day before meticulously taking apart my Game Boy Color and an Advance SP for its lighted screen to frontlight my Color. It took me forever to get the screen apart to get the piece I needed and low and behold I smudged the heck out of it whilst doing so. So, I had to take a microfiber cloth and wipe the thing down for over an hour to get them all out (what is this stuff made of?!). Then, I took apart my Color and placed the frontlight of the SP into the spot like its supposed to go, soldered two wires to its ribbon cable, and soldered one of those to the power switch (for ground) and another to a resistor connected to power. I FINALLY got everything back together and situated right and when I turned on my Color the backlight wouldn't turn on... So, while I was freaking out I took it back apart and looked for anywhere that it could have shorted itself on and covered those spots with electrical tape, then put it back together. And... the screen still didn't light up. At this point I was pretty pissed, so I popped a game in to see if it would play it and nothing. Nothing. It wouldn't go past the boot screen anymore. adhjkgakjhgjkhg

Here's the guide I was using: http://choochoobot.com/builds/gameboy-c … d-001.html

Unless you like high-risk stuff, don't do it. I just messed up my custom GBC case I got in the mail for it. >_> BUT! I did get a better speaker from the SP to put into my other Gameboy. All you have to do is cut out a tiny notch in the case to where it'll slide all the way down and sit right.

Some of the Japanese Famicompo team, with a little help from the cheapbeats team, are running a show called Famicom MAD NES!with a couple of #mod_shrine members new week. The line up is rather awesome

kabakism (Openning DJ)
Bun
Robokabuto
ROPHON
Tappy
加山。
KAZ a.k.a.HIGE
Coda (mod_shrine)
Tanikugu
Chibi-tech
Hally (VORC)

–Information–
Date：2012/05/26
Time：15：00～21:00
Place： Kawasaki Tsukiyume
Y2,000 (with 1drink)
Access:Map

@FamicomMadNes
@cheapbeats