<![CDATA[ChipMusic.org - nanoloop 2.8 ..nintendo ds ..noise osc]]> 2018-09-13T23:26:37Z PunBB https://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/23699/nanoloop-28-nintendo-ds-noise-osc/ <![CDATA[Re: nanoloop 2.8 ..nintendo ds ..noise osc]]> Holy shit, nearly had a heart attack when I saw that thread title.. I thought oliver had finally made a version of nanoloop for DS tongue

Anyway.. the noise channel issue you described has been around for a few versions, I think. I believe the only way to get it to work correctly is to copy and paste a note from another channel, which sounds like what you may be doing unintentionally.

]]> https://chipmusic.org/pselodux 2018-09-13T23:26:37Z https://chipmusic.org/forums/post/260006/#p260006 <![CDATA[nanoloop 2.8 ..nintendo ds ..noise osc]]> Hi all , I am new here to this forum but making music for ove 2 decades ...with nord modular , reaktor ,yamaha tg88 , samplers ...and most recently nanoloop 2.8
Anyway , I just received the nice looking white cartridge ...but I think there is a problem with the noise oscilator .

When inserting ( l,r, w )notes , we can switch between chord mode (wave mode) and arpergio ( l r channels)  with the start button .
BUt when I insert noise triggers , sometimes the arp mode  is displayed  and sometimes not , doesn't matter if I press start or not .
It seems verry random .
Anybody knows how this works ?

cheers

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