edit: the game names show up as TEMP... is that just because the file name is too long?
]]>II had a couple of minutes to kill before bed time so here are fixed version of the PixelH8 tools which work with flash cartridges.
http://gbdev.gg8.se/files/musictools/PixelH8/
pixelh8-fixed.zip is the file to go for.
WOW, thanks so much for these! I had no idea they didn't even work well on flash carts, looking forward to using an improved Deathray!!!
]]>from what i recall (i ordered all these from him back a while ago), he did musictech versions 1 and 2 on carts, and also the GBA version on a cart. pro performer or whatever its called...
]]>II had a couple of minutes to kill before bed time so here are fixed version of the PixelH8 tools which work with flash cartridges.
http://gbdev.gg8.se/files/musictools/PixelH8/
pixelh8-fixed.zip is the file to go for.The reason why he doesn't want you to contact him is probably because he later signed some form of contract with Nintendo (playing a show at a meeting/fair iirc) which probably includes a clause forbidding him to support "unauthorized software".
I'm wondering if there's any actual difference between the "free" versions and the ones sold on cartridge, other than the text. Anybody here who owns a cart and fancy dumping it?
And yes, it was released on cartridge:
http://m.matrixsynth.com/2007/09/pixelh … lable.html
Hey, nice job!
That link is for a Music Tech cart, wonder if he did the same thing with Deathray.
Thanks! These don't use RAM, right? So they can go on the other side of a 2 page ems cart, right? (now I just need a cart)
They don't use SRAM, Yes the fixed ones work fine on the page 2, Just remember to save any vital unsaved works before switching pages.
]]>Winzip? I hope not. All civilized operating systems these days come with tools to pack and unpack zip files out of the box. And even so, there are better programs for handling cmopressed files.
]]>hrm... do people even still use winzip?
]]>The reason why he doesn't want you to contact him is probably because he later signed some form of contract with Nintendo (playing a show at a meeting/fair iirc) which probably includes a clause forbidding him to support "unauthorized software".
I'm wondering if there's any actual difference between the "free" versions and the ones sold on cartridge, other than the text. Anybody here who owns a cart and fancy dumping it?
And yes, it was released on cartridge:
http://m.matrixsynth.com/2007/09/pixelh … lable.html
the pixelh8 ROMs run better on PROMs. some don't even work on EMS carts.
i'm not sure if its the way it was compiled, or if he wrote it this way. but, most have issues on EMS carts, if they even run at all...
I knew I wasnt imagining it, glad I picked this up! Noise time!! 
oh, no, wait, music tech did crash the shit out of my EMS cart that one time.
nitro2k01 said something in passing to me once about he and pixelh8 writing gb software quite differently and that the approach difference could lead to those kind of problems.
]]>i'm not sure if its the way it was compiled, or if he wrote it this way. but, most have issues on EMS carts, if they even run at all...
]]>It might be my imagination but the kitsch cart seems to work better than having the rom on an EMS. Specifically the A/B volume actually works like you would expect and it seems more responsive in general. That's what got me wondering if there was ever a manufactured version that might work even better.
]]>I don't think there was a "pro version" of Death Ray, but I also wouldn't know. 
Anyway, I think it's a small ROM; if you wanted to, you could probably burn it onto PROM for a socketed cart like the ones kitsch started making.
EDIT: Here you go. I know some of the links on his "Software" page were still broken last time I checked, but I took a shot in the dark, and his file directory on the server auto-lists its contents:
]]>Pixelh8 specifically states on his site NOT to contact him about software... anybody got some info or help for me?
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