So, Now It's time to brush up my piggy skills? Oh boy...

I think they are using it on the piggy discord

https://discord.gg/U39hxcCmEn

Any chance someone make this work on miyoo mini / plus?

Sorry for necrothreading but I have a question ! The buttons are set on A and B (it's it so normal that it is weird af on piggy lol)
I never changed ever changed controls in the config....is there a way to change that in the pocketgo and if not how do we set this up in the config.xml ?!
Edit: Nevermind found it and I don't know if there is a mistake on the LGPT mapping page or if the pocketgo pull a Nintendo move on the dingoo config but the controls are inverse (like if dingoo buttons was setup like a xbox controller and Pocketgo as a Nintendo controller) so on the Mapping webpage A will be B (and B will be A Obviously) and Y will be X.
If you want to have the good old Piggy mapping settings(Square and Triangle) just copy this in your config.xml file !
<KEY_A value="key:0:left shift" />
<KEY_B value="key:0:space" />

@Dorian james  actually rg350 have wifi if you use rogue. I use LGPT on RG350 on rogue and it works well. At first i had problems with the sound it was because it was laggy sometimes (not often) but after i replaced the internal sd card with 127Go card it works great for now...

The pocketgo v2 works also very well and it is really more easy to transfer file or change sd cards because there is no internal sd cards. The 2 sd card are accessible so it's easy to make changes on it. On my, my A button dont work very good but I think it's because it was an occasion. For the sound I dont hear differences between the 2. Sometimes I think that pocket go v2 have more bass but I really not sure at all.

I abandonned the pocket go v1 because the unit i received has big problems with audio (when jack plugged sound was only right or left or didn't work and the hall was little too small for jack...). The unit was a new one...

Yea thats my point, the volcas are a miracle at 150 and that's entire because of the economy of scale. Korg could defo make the m8 for $199 easy id imagine.

That's true. Although, I think the the quality of both the rg350 and the retroid pocket go looks pretty decent compared to something like the OGA. Also, I'm talking about the less than $150 range, not $40. The problem is it's a niche market and are only produced in low to mid size quantities.

quick reminder that piggy is OPEN SOURCE

The only way something would be cheaper AND well made would be if someone huge was making it like a Korg or Behringer. I think your options will always be between cheap and affordable, or expensive and boutqiue

As much as i like dedicated devices like the M8 or the NerdSeq devices. They are looking to be $300&up...Ouch.

I'd like something cheaper but still decently well made. The upcoming ambernic RG351p would be a nice one. Decently well made and a clone of the Odroid pro advance, plus half the cost of the M8. I think it might have wifi which maybe someone could implement Ableton link to sync multiple devices and other gear.  Plus I'm pretty sure it's debian-based like the OGA.

Otherwise I'd like a specifically Android version with a better interface than using the psp emulator. Also maybe to use something like the retroid pocket 2,which definitely has wifi.

Another cool idea on the dual analog stick handhelds would be to have the dpad always navigate through the different pages.The left analog stick could navigate around the list and the right analog stick would increase/decrease value with up or down and left or right could change the effect or for notes change the instrument number.

I'd personally love to see a LGPT V2 even though I'm very interested in the M8 too.
I guess the M8 will be ported to other platforms eventually, but I already have several units that run LGPT quite well and I see no reason to retire the good old LGPT just because something more shiny comes along.

I actually completely agree with this! M8 is so powerful, and with the software being open source I don't even think we've seen the true limit of the hardware yet. Anyone even casually interested in piggy should pick one up as soon as they can.

In my view, the hardware of M8 is equally (or possibly more) important than the software, There's been talk of a PC port or something, but I wouldn't hold my breath since trash80 has been heads down on the native hardware. He's working on the initial batch of 100 units right now. The best way to stay updated is to subscribe to his patreon. Updates are frequent and substantive: https://www.patreon.com/trash80

Do we have any idea when M8 is supposed to come out? Look forward to trying it. I wonder if it would be possible to port it to handheld consoles

I love piggy. But, if I'm being honest, once trash80's M8 tracker comes out I think it will totally replace the pig for me.

Hey catskull, just saying I'd also be willing to donate funds to see someone further development. Piggy is super cool because it combines the super fast workflow of LSDJ with capabilities of modern trackers. If someone were to pick up the project, I'd definitely be willing to donate to some sort of patreon subscription of some kind.
Not even asking anyone specific, but just throwing this out there: I wonder if piggy could be ported as a VST, similar to how LSDJ was via the retroplug VST https://github.com/tommitytom/RetroPlug
I know absolutely nothing about coding, but I wonder if piggy could be wrapped the same way sameboy was to work in a DAW.