Count me in yoni wink

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(11 replies, posted in Collaborations)

REZLUTZ ARE OUT!


Congrats to all the chippers, this one was huge!

I heard the live set and it couldn't be more awesome. What still amazes me is how bassy the AY could sound on a live venue PA, it happened the same when rolemusic did his set two years ago.

Don't underestimate the power of the AY kids! Keep on doing lsdj and leave the AY for the daddies xDDDDD

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(56 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Arc-Demon wrote:
PaK-Zer0 wrote:

My first chiptune track was made with piggy tracker and gp2x, circa 2008 when I first discovered the whole chipscene and the piggy tracker.

The first recording of this track was on my live set for Toy Company 6, I left my embarrasing intro speech for the lulz because it was my first time fronting the stage in english and I couln't do it worse xD

https://soundcloud.com/pakzer0/pak-zer0 … 6-27-03-10

Haha! That was really awesome. I want to do a live show someday.

Thanks dude! Just go out there and do it. You'll never find a perfect scenario for a chipmusic live show, but you got to put a little bit of slyness to get you to play in a regular electronic show or something like that. Don't aim to the typical venues and find places where no-one else would go to play. Even busking in the streets is a nice move to make your first live. There's tons of threads talking about this smile

My first gig was in Montreal a few years ago thanks to an already built scene, but my next ones was in a squat houses, retrogaming fairs and stuff like that.

Good luck ^_^

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(56 replies, posted in General Discussion)

My first chiptune track was made with piggy tracker and gp2x, circa 2008 when I first discovered the whole chipscene and the piggy tracker.

The first recording of this track was on my live set for Toy Company 6, I left my embarrasing intro speech for the lulz because it was my first time fronting the stage in english and I couln't do it worse xD

https://soundcloud.com/pakzer0/pak-zer0 … 6-27-03-10

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(25 replies, posted in Releases)

This is f*ckign neat m8, rad release big_smile

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(54 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Survey filled

I love your stuff Yerzm, thanks for sharing smile

Edit: While loving the music, why won't you find somebody to do a better cover-art for it? I mean, the music is so awesome, but the cover art doesn't play in the same level.

(listening track 3)

Thanks for discovering me the sam coupé and its crazy Philips SAA1099 chip, I didn't have a clue about it!

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(11 replies, posted in Collaborations)

C'mon you lsdj fxgs, you seriously don't want to miss this one because we're going to rock the f4ck out of this chip.

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(11 replies, posted in Collaborations)

ant1 did an interesting vortex tutorial some time ago in this forums, check it out to get started http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/27/vortex-tracker-ii/

I'm in this one 100%, nice to know that we'll get some extra musicians from chipmusic smile

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(4 replies, posted in Releases)

Freaking tight release. Love the cover art, love the collab tracks, solo tracks are also awesome, but collab tracks bring us the best of the spanish chip scene.

WOHOOOOOOOOOOO!

Please, somebody tell this guy that I love that!

YERZMYEY wrote:

Yes, exactly.
When somebody needs me to make a PT3, I just use the SoundTracker and then convert the file with the Vortex - into PT3. smile
Well, the way is "a little bit" longer wink but that's the general idea.

PS: I wrote a question on WOS http://www.worldofspectrum.org/forums/s … hp?t=48079 but they answered nothing at all. Of course.

Nice, then I'll use SoundTracker instead. It looks like I'll have more sources of knowledge.

Thanks for all Yerzm!

Thanks dude, like you said I chose ProTracker because Vortex is based on it. As you said, the user manual is not very useful, even if I use a translator.

The only que question I have now if there's a way to convert a song made in sound tracker to a pt3, I guess that Vortex maybe can do the job.

So recently I bought an amstrad cpc for making AY tunes and I've been happily messing with VortexTracker and doing a few tracks on it. But the bad thing about Vortex is that I can only work on my tracks at home.

That's why I started to look up alternative ways to make ay songs and I found out a promising one but now I'm a little bit blocked. What I've been trying is to use a speccy emulator (Unreal Speccy for Android) and run Golden Disk's ProTracker, which is very similar to Vortex.

The thing is that I can't find any user manual or tutorial, and I only figured out a few controls, for example: I got how to move the cursor in the grid, mouse, delete, put notes and values on the grid, edit 'samples' BUT once I click Play I don't know how to pause the whole thing.

Does anybody know if there's an user manual? Otherwise I would like to know how to stop/play the song/pattern and a few block functions like copy&pasta.

Thanks ^w^!

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(22 replies, posted in General Discussion)

slugs wrote:
Xuriik wrote:

This is a great idea, thanks for implementing it!

>Why does lsdj get its own board?

For one, thanks smile
The reason LSDj get its own board is because it is one of most popular tracker softwares for the gameboy. And (most of all) I was out of ideas, so thats why I'm taking board requests.

Just make boards for each plattaform instead making one board for LSDj and another for the rest of the trackers. A board for LSDj solely is really lame despite its popularity =P