rhythm is really nice indeed but like the other said, Piggy is the way to go !!!

you should check out http://www.hexawe.net/ and grab some data to check out, can speed up the learning process

I'm not used to piggy at all XD I'm getting used to it though. I usually use things like Milkytracker.

not sure it requires it, but that method definitely works

Hrm it didnt always used to require a saved project.. weird regression...

oh, you have to make the project first.. before doing anything really in the new blank project, save & exit. then you drop the sf2 into the sample folder for the project. next time you load the project, the sf2 should fill the first 1-x instruments with its instruments
would be nice if we could just import them like samples from the samplelib, but this works too

thats how it should work, but it needs to be on the latest ghetto, and be a plain sf2.

actually since this came up just now, how do you even load sf2 files into piggy? I dropped them in the samples folder but they didn't show up

If your PSP is hacked to run custom firmware, you can definitely run LSDJ on it using RIN. Not sure if there's a signed version of RIN out there but that might solve your problem if you aren't able to hack your PSP.

Thanks man, I'll definitely try it out!

oh, there's also pspseq.. havent really messed with it yet

i can't think of any srry : /

lgpt (piggy tracker) .. http://gorehole.org/lgptWiki/doku.php
it's basically like lsdj, just with 8 channels and it uses samples and soundfont files instead..
you can run lsdj on psp also, through an emulator.. rin is supposed to be a pretty good one

Sadly i cannot get LSDJ or anything like it, so when I'm on the go i use my PSP, with a program called Rhythm. It's very nice, and has a lot of really good analog tones along with a ton of oneshot samples.
Does anyone know of any other good programs for PSP? preferably a tracker?