Try "sounds" instead of "songs" there mate, it'll help you in your search. Check out http://brkbrkbrk.com/patch/ it's got a few good sounds for you to try out. There used to be bigger patchbooks, but unfortunately they all seem cursed to destruction.

Ok, I know dubmood used gameboy to make music but I don't know if those songs were made with gameboy or not.
For the songs I was talking about, no one know? I'm talking about the name of the songs, like wobble, kick, tom toms (I saw those names on the youtube channel of LSDJ guides), is there a list with exemple? I'd like to learn the names of those "songs".

Don't worry, your english is fine!

These songs are somewhat possible, but you probably won't be able to get the exact instrument sounds, seeing as those tracks were more than likely composed on more advanced platforms.
You could get the notes and sequencing and everything else, and you could try and emulate the sound as good as possible.

Almost anything's possible!

Thanks!
I have some more questions, is there a wiki or something with the name of different kind of song + exemple playable? (when I say song I mean 1 or 2sec in a music) usually used on chiptune, I listen a lot of chiptune but for exemple if I want to do the same thing and I want to ask on the forums, how do I know the name of this "song"?
I have another question, I love dubmood, and I was wondering if those songs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzN5H0-FcPA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_dFddzIN28 are possible to do with a gameboy.

I hope you understand what I mean, sorry for my english.

Good man! Best of luck with your music.

nvm..

no the goomba version is because you can't run .gb roms or whathaveyou on a GBA flashcart so you need to run it through the "goomba" emulator. i don't know why it would be crashing more on gba than dmg though.

Yeah I decided to buy a white DMG with an EMS 64. I'll backlit it later (don't have enough money now) and maybe pro sound.

You've made your point quite clearly, and so we've made ours. The answer is no, you can't have your cake and eat it too. Cut your losses and buy something, this topic is going nowhere fast.

wait so should one be using the goomba version if you are using an ems 64mb card on a gba sp? i dont, but it seems to crash more often than on my dmg. maybe thats why?

EMS supports multi-rom.

BAM

Agreed, just buy something and get started, we know what we're talking about and we're telling you it makes little difference. Grab an EMS cart and get started on a DMG or a color. Don't even think about the processing speed limits of the DMG, the only time I ran into those was when I was half-clocked running double-time at 255 bpm; I don't know if you understand that, but it basically means it's not an issue. Don't even worry about pro-sound mods yet; the difference is negligible for a beginner.

for real, anything you buy that's out now will be fine, people want the drag n derp because you don't need an external program to back up or write to it. making it more like a flash drive or whatever. all of the information you're looking for is out there just look for it.

If you're new to LSDJ, it will be a long time before you hit the limits of the DMG.

I'm telling you man, less talk, more getting stuff and making music!