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Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T19:47:58Z

DogTag wrote:

katsumbhong wrote:
Rhythm Core Alpha 1 and 2.
Could you extend on that? xD

It's what you have been searching for all your life.

Actually, my friend Tim is the creator of RCA and it's a pretty bitchin' music making program for the DSI/3DS.

It's available for download off the Nintendo eShop (I think that is what it is called) and when I pick up a 3DS, I will be getting it.

Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T19:28:54Z

DogTag wrote:

katsumbhong wrote:
Rhythm Core Alpha 1 and 2.
Could you extend on that? xD

Seems like a neat thing. http://www.rhythmcorealpha.com/

Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T18:21:15Z

katsumbhong wrote:

Rhythm Core Alpha 1 and 2.

Could you extend on that? xD

Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T17:27:56Z

Rhythm Core Alpha 1 and 2.

Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T16:44:59Z

The Rytmik "series" are fun i recently got all of them and I really like Retro and have been recently been using the hip hop one.
I made this using Cinema X http://soundcloud.com/b4byf4c3/insert-into-ears

Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T16:22:17Z

It's not a tracker but it's very learn and use. You've got more control than most little mobile music programs give you, not too bad overall.

Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T10:49:33Z

Hey vile. Thanks for your thoughts. From the video, as you say, it looks quite intuitive and more or less similar to most trackers. Please do tell us more once you spend some time with it.
So bad I'm in the middle of my exams now, but I think I'll definetely give it a go once I'm done.

Re: Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-09T03:08:29Z

I actually just bought this and to be honest, its a nice little program. Easy to use, scrolls from left to right instead of up to down like most trackers, can make clips that are up to 16 step sequences and then dropped into the song grid. I liked that its very easy to make clips and keep track of them based on color and number coding. Still playing around with it but for the $8 it wasn't that bad of a buy. I'll post more once I've become a little more familiar with it.

This is a tutorial I found by the creators, it's from the original Rytmik app but at least it shows how easy it is to use and edit.

Rytmik Retrobits (DSi Ware) - Worth it?

2013-06-08T21:49:52Z

Hi guys!

I have just stumbled across this app in the Nintendo eShop. I've been looking over Youtube for videos but most of what I've found is people trying to make something interesting as their "first song", except for this very nice arrangement:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRIhcRujkLU

So I just wanted to ask if somebody has ever tried this and their opinion/advice (I don't wanna spend 8 euros for nothing...). Is it really worth it? Is it difficult to use?...