Yes, it should work, as long as you use TiLP for data transfer (not TI-Connect!).

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But it WILL work with standard TI-82 and PC? I read somewhere that this cable works with TI-82 STATS, and on studentcalculators page there's info:

Yep, looks fine (if you get what’s advertised )

Hello community.
Finally, i've managed to buy a brand new TI-82 but with only unit link cable. Can anyone explain which cable i can use to transfer data so i be able to transfer HT to my TI-82?
This one will work?

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I have only PC. Any links to ready-to-buy cables will be great.

Thanks in advance!

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Making things with HoustonTracker2 is just so fun so I had to continue...
This one is a variant of (jazz musician) La La Lars "Häxa" single, which he released as sheet music to let other musicians make their own versions. Here's mine - carefully following the original score in the beginning to then go into solo land. The drums are built-in HT2, except for one of the snares where I took a real snare sample, converted to 1-bit and into HT2 sample data (total size 96 bytes for that one...)

@tubesockor : great! Says if you find a way! I tryed an amiga tracker which didn't work (i don't remember which one, i am just testing every tracker i found which can work with rg 350).

But I will create a new thread  for that :-)

Doesn't seem to be available now but it shouldn't be impossible to something like tilem2. I actually just ordered an RG-350M to evaluate! But seeing that it can already run VICE or WinUAE, running C64 or Amiga trackers in it should be possible as well...

Do you think it's possible to use HT2 on handheld emulation consoles like RG-350 ? I searched for TI emulators, but found nothing. That should be interesting because it would mean have lighted screen and usb type c battery for houston tracker :-)

I love HT2, I made 2 tracks on it which are in albums but I had issues with batteries. Rechargeable batteries seams to not work good in time, it becomes too quickly empty. I know it worked with emulation on wabbit emu, a TI emulator on linux. So maybe it will be possible?

do an EP!

I have like five tracks written on HT years ago that I've been sitting on, convinced that I'll one day have enough to put together an album. Maybe the virus will kill us all off before I get round to it.

Thanks! Actually, we've "met" - when I made the GB music for Death Planet last year. And something new might be coming there as well...

Really awesome overview! Loved the video, subscribed.

HoustonTracker is great! So I went all the way and programmed the C64 version of "Warhawk" into the TI-82 and created a visualizer to go with it. Plus some kind of tech talk about the SID chip as well as 1-bit audio in general. Used most HT features, including the two user sample slots (with snare samples from the original song and fx to make them varied). Had great fun - there's so much powerful stuff that can be done with the tracker on that little limited machine!