I tried contacting nitro2k1 but maybe hes on holiday or something so I haven't had a response.
]]>nitro2k01 wrote:The only thing that is awful about the wave emulation is kit playback. And you can live without those, I guarantee you.
But... how am I supposed to make good chiptunes on my DS without my BRK and Tupac samples?!
Easy. Next time you're playing a gig, grab the mic, duck under the table and say break where the samples would have been. Make sure that you stick your head above the table and look suspiciously at the audience every now and then to see whether anyone has figured out that you are in fact doing the break sounds with your mouth.
]]>The only thing that is awful about the wave emulation is kit playback. And you can live without those, I guarantee you.
But... how am I supposed to make good chiptunes on my DS without my BRK and Tupac samples?!
]]>Thanks for the video , but... The live mode demonstration wasn't actually necessary. The problem happens when you press start to stop the whole song (or load a new song.) What happens is that LSDj writes to a special hardware register to kill all sound. But this register isn't supported in Lameboy. What my fix does is to kill the channels individually.
i know i just like to show off every once in a while.
thanx nitro! runs lovely.
]]>2016 edit: If you're considering mailing me about this, please first try the GameYob emulator which should all around be a better choice for emulating GB on NDS.
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