nickmaynard wrote:

get the rom for two bucks, try the rom, THEN get other stuff (if you like it).

Be a mensch and spend a little more on the Rom

$5 yeah!

nickmaynard wrote:

get the rom for two bucks, try the rom, THEN get other stuff (if you like it).

Be a mensch and spend a little more on the Rom

very true.

i wouldn't buy a ton of stuff for making gameboy music before you've ever even used lsdj. download the rom for 2 bucks from the official site. and at least make one simple song with it before you buy a gameboy, a flash cart, the materials to do a pro sound mod, a midi interface, a midi keyboard, etc.

get the rom for two bucks, try the rom, THEN get other stuff (if you like it).

For me it's all about the feel, the sound and the portability of the hardware. Just using LSDj on an emulator would never get me hooked. Besides, the price for a DMG, a LSDj licence and a USB cart is ridiculously low for what you get imho.

nickmaynard wrote:

get the rom for two bucks, try the rom, THEN get other stuff (if you like it).

Be a mensch and spend a little more on the Rom

Apartment quotes? !!!

get the rom for two bucks, try the rom, THEN get other stuff (if you like it).

Be a mensch and spend a little more on the Rom

get the rom for two bucks, try the rom, THEN get other stuff (if you like it).

Alright, thanks. Any places that can point me in the right direction on how to write it?

http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest … _4_0_0.pdf
You're welcome

Also, don't forget http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_theory

The analog to this in other instruments is "What do I need to play electric guitar?" to which the answer is, "Any old guitar, an amplifier, maybe a pick, and about 10 years of practice and lessons," depending on how much experience you have in other kinds of music.